[Russ Chadd]

Prowler owners...

Does anyone bother using inline filters such as the lint hog to reduce the amount of crud entering the filter box on the machine?
What in your opinions would be the most effective way to keep airflow at a maximum?

Many thanks

Russ

[Steve Gunn]

When I used an inline filter it put too much stress on the machine and the belt came off. Use a stocking or tight round filter far easier to clean off without reducing airflow

[Jamie Pearson]

We have a couple of guys who use the Lint Hog without any issues.

We use them ourselves on our tile & grout machine when doing spa/pool changing rooms to catch all the hair and don't see any noticeable drop in performance airflow wise.

[John Kelly]

Just keep the filter clean, hose or pressure wash it at least daily. Buy a short pressure lace and put a quick connect on then you just stick it on the end of your solution hose when finishing up. Handy for washing the van as well.

[Daren Morrish]

Hey Russ,

I run a Prowler, and found that if you agitate a carpet well prior to extracting then the built in filter got clogged up very quickly due to all the 'fluff' that's produced.

I got my hands on a 'Linthog' and the difference was amazing. I only ever have to clean the built in filter once a week or so now due to the 'Hog' now collecting all the crap.

I wouldnt run the Prowler without one now.

Cheers Daren.

[Carpet2Clean]

Hi Russ

Thanks for the pics of prowler in van also like your new website..Your phone should be now on melt down now mate..Great videos showing customers how you work.


Richard

[Russ Chadd]

Thanks for your replies! and thanks for your kind words Richard!
I do have a lint hog and i will be using this without the supplied sock filters as they do nothing but restrict airflow.
JK kindly sent a new filter which i will test out (the old one was proper knackered)