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Graham
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green glide leaking air
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June 11, 2009, 03:13:11 pm »
just put one on the wand for the first time and cleaned a carpet at home and seems to work great. the only thing i noticed is it leaks air at the edges of the wand, is this normal or do i need to seal the ends with something
it seems to fit ok
regards graham
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carpetmas5
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Re: green glide leaking air
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June 11, 2009, 03:27:12 pm »
Just some times you do need to seal them due too wand bowing etc, all you need to do is seal up with a bathroom sealent & leave for 24 hours.
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sanjuro
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Re: green glide leaking air
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June 11, 2009, 05:05:25 pm »
By edges do you mean the very outside ends or the long back and front edges ? if it is the outside edges read below.
It depends on which machine you are using it with it is the manufacturers recommendation that the ends have a small gap if you are using a truckmount (for greater airflow) but if you are using a portable you should seal up the ends BUT if you have a triple vac portable you would be better off trying it first with the ends unsealed ( i have a Scorpion and mine is unsealed and seems to work better that way )
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Graham
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Re: green glide leaking air
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June 12, 2009, 02:31:53 pm »
Thanks for the reply's.
We are using it with a truckmount, so I guess that there should be a small gap at the edges (short edge not long edge). We've been using it today with no problems so far.
Thanks again
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