Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Terry_Burrows on February 27, 2007, 08:46:58 am
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any one used the in line heater from master clean its around £245
one went on ebay for£140 the other day are they any good :-\
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Hi Terry i don't think they are too bad for the money from what i have read, but ihave never used one so couldn't really say. Vernon offered me one at £160 back along. I think if i was to get an online heater i would probably get one of these just because they are so much cheaper then the others around.
matt
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Does any one know how they perform,when used with the new generation of high pressure pumps,ie,,,,,500 psi
Dave
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I know they are used with his Rino machines
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was the one on E-Bay an online inline heater?
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Heater thermostat, dial etc £35
Large jubilee clip to pot rivet thermostat to £2
15 metre roll of 6mm annealed copper from B&Q £20
3kw Fire rod up to around £80
5 Metre roll of high performance fibreglass exhaust wrap £15
Couple of one way valves to stop heat going back to pump head iro £35
For the money, the most powerful inline heater you'll find BY FAR.
In fact wrap another roll of annealed copper tube around your vac motor heads in a CFR stylee prior to the heat exchanger and you WILL have the hottest heat exchanger on the market. FACT!
Half the cost of Ashby's V2 with CFR's patented system. Nobody can sell you this system because of the patent in place.
Make sure you use soft water though or with the heat it'll scale up in no time at all.
Enjoy blowing the pants off the competition with something you put together yourself ;D
Alan
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;D wow respect ;D