[Simon@arenaclean]

I can understand what Derek is saying. I have a brand new wand with an enclosed head, I think it came from Alltec though I can't remember. Tried it a few times and the fact I could not see the the water hitting the carpet really put me off. I was forever checking to see how dry it was. I'd like to try an RX though, I use a rotary for LM, agitation etc it's an old victor and is perfect for the job.

[Mike Osbourne]

You to would be hopless at baking then.

Can't you just focus on the result?

[Simon@arenaclean]

My oven has a bright light so I can see the bread rise 

[derek west]

Baking?
your avin a giraffe arnt ya.
thats why god invented wives.
derek

[Mike Osbourne]

Is that why yours had a bun in the oven Derek

[daysdeepclean]

Simon, which Victor do you have and what exactly do you use it on/for....? I have a Sprite... Unused at the moment but I need to utilise it!!!!!!

[Simon@arenaclean]

Colin, I have a shampoo brush (agitation/shampooing) Drive block for bonnet work or floor stripping with pads, I even have this really stiff brush that will do concrete. It also has a removable tank. If it's got a nice slow speed it will be ideal for carpets and hard floors. It's too slow for buffing hard floors to a shine. It's a europa and is dog years old, brought the lot 2nd hand for £15.00 at an auction They are really versatile pieces of kit. Carpet must be damp and I don't dwell in one area, heat build up will distort the pile so keep it moving and keep pre spray handy for lubrication. There is one for sale here http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Numatic-17-slow-speed-rotary-polisher-with-extras_W0QQitemZ180401144089QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_3?hash=item2a00bf0119&_trksid=p3911.c0.m14 I know you have one but it gives you an idea of the options

[daysdeepclean]

Thank you Simon, you've been very helpful!!!!