Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: cleantech on August 07, 2014, 08:50:32 am
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Ok guys after much research I have decided on the above machine. I'm not into big water pressure as I have had 500psi and found no real difference when compared to 150psi induction. Am I.making the correct decisions...any thoughts
William
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Great question since I am having similar problem.
I want to upgrade my steempro to 150 psi or/and buy another portable
with psi power around 600 at least.
Anyway it is your topic. Let's wait until first relevant answers show up!
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Are you making the right decission? Only you can know that. However re: psi. If you haven't got it, you can't use it. If you have got it, you have the option to use it or not. Personally I'd go for more psi. Alltec machines are well made and robust.
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Having used a similar machine (150psi) for nearly 2 years, and now having upgraded to a much more powerful one, I'd say:
Yes you can clean carpets to a good standard using the 150psi machine - and there are advantages: smaller, lighter... easier to get up stairs, and into flats etc.
But, the higher power machines have their advantages too, as I've found out: For me the main ones are: faster cleaning, far greater reach (leave machine at front door), and better pickup (drier carpets).
Pay your money and take your choice.
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Share with us onto what one did you upgrade David!
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are you selecting the best value ? am i right in thinking the advance 135 is nearly 2600?
It seems you can customize the Evolution version to cost even less than that and include an intank heater ?
http://interlinksupply.co.uk/product/evolution/
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Such a shame I don't have money for alltec machine these 600psi or the strongest one 1200psi :(
But well from another hand I have to start with something such as my steempro with 150psi.
When my business grow up I'll get better stuff!!! No doubt
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Have you asked about Leasing then you will have money for advertising
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Thanks for the input.. I have used high pressure in the past and have made the decision 150psi is adequate. What I'm really asking is dual 3 stage vac with heat is best in the alltec. Just looking for opinions
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You'll get 100 different answers to that question, which won't help at all. Go with what you think is best.
Simon
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I'd go with a triple vac over twin every time. Interestingly Alltec have dumped the 6.6 motor as being too unreliable. The intank heater, combined with the new inline booster, certainly gives all the heat you'll need.