Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Dave Parry on December 22, 2004, 09:23:10 pm
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Recently Len posted a picture of a water claw, and JB said he'd once made one. I've had a few jobs where I wondered if they would be a worth while investment, and no I didn't cause the floods. Are they better at drawing water from a sodden carpet than say using a wand? If so could how would you make it, or should I just go and buy one.
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very good tool.i have the spot lifter claw from magic wand usa £40.00 approx.
well worth buying
Lee G
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Dave,
They are worth having for spot treatment, especially where a spill has penetrated to the substrate. One advantage is that you can set it up and walk away to do something else they can even be very effective with a low-power vacuum, such as a spotting machine.
For flood work they cover too small an area to be viable.
When I made mine they were not available on the market, but now I would buy rather than spend the time building.
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I use my claw all the time for spots and floods. It works great. I have the mid size one. :) :)
When you use it in ft of the customer they are impress on how it extract the water. 8)