Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: cleanimperial on June 20, 2007, 08:14:36 pm
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Hi
Are stair wands worth the money. I use my hand tool and it takes forever. What do you use for stairs any advice would be welcome.
Thanks Fred.
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I use one of these excellent tool
http://www.btowstore.com/epages/Store.sf/?ObjectPath=/Shops/15094/Products/Wand03
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I use the same as Steve, although like you I used my hand tool in the beginning. First set of stairs I did with stair tool really put the hand tool to shame. Took half the time & effort.
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I use the s bend one from solution. excellent piece of kit and not just for stairs
Cheers Goron
http://www.worldofclean.co.uk/index.php?categoryID=117
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Thanks I think this will save allot of time and effort.
Fred
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I used one for the first time today. Great for the flat parts (that you step on) but how on earth do you clean the uprights with it?
Owen
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The best stair tool in my opinion is the 9inch swivel head! you can do the risers with them too! and so quickly! great for bathrooms too! ;D
all the best
John
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Owen, I know what you mean. It takes a bit getting used too but I just spray the riser, turn the wand upside down and do upward strokes or if its a high one you can go along sideways.
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Thanks John - I'll give it a go.
Owen
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Got a swivel head from A&M. Don't think I'm using it properly. The swivel bit is very stiff even with the screw thread loose.
Found I was overwetting the nose and have reverted back to a hand tool. Is it just practice?
ps the jets are same size as wand.
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Mike, a bit of WD40 will sort the head turning problem, with regards the nose i just give it an extra dry pass and follow the carpet from flat onto the riser, takes a bit of getting used to but it can be done.
Dene
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Thanks Dene
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use the stair tool all the time, its brill , did find with sythetics i had to turn down the pressure and temp to stop it marking the risers but sorted that now
sometimes have to do stubborn edges with a hand tool, but thats no big deal