[garyfindlay]

I have a duraclean (solutions) enclosed jet upholstery tool, but when I replaced the trigger, I can`t get the jet to line up and it is driving me nuts. It keeps hitting the side of the slot. Where can I get it repaired, instead of hanging in the garage. Also does anyone use a drimaster with a portable?  Used 80 litres today on a 3 pce suite at 200 psi, and spent more time filling the tank, and that was with it being switched off when I wasn`t using it. Great piece of kit though.

[Joe H]

I have never used a drimaster but from what I hear they do use lots of water.

Perhaps a CFR upholstery tool would be more water economic and still do a good job.
Different heads available as well, 3" 5" 7", quick changeable. I use 3" and 5" on suites.

[Steve Barnett (Carpet Care Plus)]

Gary

I use a drimaster with a portable and yes, they do use tons of water - don't forget the whole time your pump is on the water is recirculating whether you are rinsing or not.


Steve

[Glynn]

What do you mean Steve ?,
You should switch the flow off when dry stroking etc.

[Steve Barnett (Carpet Care Plus)]

Yes I know that Glynn - the point I was making was that with flow on, even if you aren't in contact with the suite the water is circulating. I can use a whole tank on just a 3 seater with cushions.


Steve