[gwrightson]

h i SHAUN,

Depending on the areas unvolved and the amont of office furniture  from £1 .00 sq mtre.

The beauty of the cimex compared to a rotery, 3 indepedant brushes/pads and no electic cables to worry about getting caught in machinw.

geoff

[Jamie Pearson]

You know what have been experimenting with encap with a slow speed rotary and a shampoo brush and have been stunned by the results, am seriously considering purchasing a new Cimex unless I can find a decent used machine.

Ex-Demo suit you?

[mark shannon]

Could be drop me a line mark@shannoncleaning.co.uk if you know of one.

Thanks Mark

[kerrpmiddleton]

 ;Dcleaning systems uk sell them you also get good back up with them , i think its on of the best cleaning systems around , massive floor areas the bigger the better wish i had found it before getting my truck mount , it was good but me personly think this is abetter system , we use craftex stuff , use to use jonhston and johnston dry foam but they priced them self out off the market ,me and my mate have 70yrs carpetcleaning under our belts  and both agree this is the dogs balls

[gwrightson]

Topic Summary
Posted by: kerrpmiddleton  Posted on: Today at 08:40:50 am 
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 ;Dcleaning systems uk sell them you also get good back up with them , i think its on of the best cleaning systems around , massive floor areas the bigger the better wish i had found it before getting my truck mount , it was good but me personly think this is abetter system , we use craftex stuff , use to use jonhston and johnston dry foam but they priced them self out off the market ,me and my mate have 70yrs carpetcleaning under our belts  and both agree this is the dogs balls 


I didnt realise Craftex had an encap product , please enlighten me ,

Geoff

[gwrightson]

talking of cimex,

Does any body happen to know where i can get the samll disk inserts that fit into the middlle of the brushes and pads , I believe they are to distrubute the solution more evenly.

geoff

[David Ware]

Has anyone tested a Cimex against a Chemspec Chemstractor or a rotary machine with a red/white pad using en-cap chemicals to see any advantages over the different machines.
David

[Jamie Pearson]

I have had them all.

The Chemstractor isnt great unfortunately I had the first one in the country but its vacuum system worked a little too well for low profile stuff making it difficult to manouver. On longer pile stuff it was good but the Cimex was faster. A shame as on paper it looks great.

A decent 40kg+ low speed rotary is great for ducking in and out of desks so in an open plan office is great.

The Cimex just flies through corridors and open spaces and its straight line action means less operator fatigue than a swing machine.

If you were buying your first machine for commercial I would recommend a 17" low speed rotary as it is the most versatile unless you have corridors, conference rooms etc etc.

Once you have the work add in a Cimex machine. Unfortunately there isnt a good OP machine available in the UK for the time being.

[davep]

I would like to post a pic of some brushes I got with my cimex but uploader full

Is there another way to get a pic up?

[Jamie Pearson]

use i or photobucket to upload then take copy the url highlight it and click the little picture frame in the WYSIWYG.

I think it will let you copy from the site in the right format for posting straight in. should have [img] at start and end

[Jamie Pearson]

strange, I cant right the word i m a g e s h a c k without it getting edited to just i.

[mark_roberts]

BUT wheres the dirt go.

I remember Mike H doing a test on this and going back to vacuum the next day and reported nothing in the bag after a post vac??


Mark

[gwrightson]

........ and i remember Mike testing a cimex  against a df   and bonnet at a school i helped him with, a white towel over  areas and no dirt  where cumex was used.


Of vourse, this was a few years ago, his memory may not be what it was 

geoff

[wynne jones]

........ and i remember Mike testing a cimex  against a df   and bonnet at a school i helped him with, a white towel over  areas and no dirt  where cumex was used.


Of vourse, this was a few years ago, his memory may not be what it was 

geoff

I remember Geoff going on about the Cimex years ago, the post you did earlier is pretty much verbatim. God knows why I didn't get one then. Maybe it's finally sunk in. 

[AshWhite]

Have you picked one up yet Wynne?

[Billy Russell]

Have you picked one up yet Wynne?

The Taffy Del boy is at it again!!!!


 

[AshWhite]

Have you picked one up yet Wynne?

The Taffy Del boy is at it again!!!!


 

This time next year, Rodney!

[wynne jones]

Cushty   

[gwrightson]

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Quote from: gwrightson on Yesterday at 03:41:20 am

........ and i remember Mike testing a cimex  against a df   and bonnet at a school i helped him with, a white towel over  areas and no dirt  where cumex was used.


Of vourse, this was a few years ago, his memory may not be what it was 

geoff


I remember Geoff going on about the Cimex years ago, the post you did earlier is pretty much verbatim. God knows why I didn't get one then. Maybe it's finally sunk in.   

It would appear your memory still ok though Wynne  ,  and yes i did go on about it years ago always been impressed

Geoff

[Steve Chapman]

Interestingly I typed cimex into google images and was surprised by what I saw   

Dont think I'll get one 

It was interesting to me anyhow 


Steve