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Hi all, Ive been using the kleenrite tool that came with my ninja for several months now but it just isnt doing it for me, its awkward to hold, clumsy and literally becoming a pain (in the wrist), can anyone recomend an upholstery tool, prefferably enclosed and with a sight glass in it, Andy

[andy roberts]

Extracta do the ones your looking for.

Andy

[spickandspan]

There is one on the market without a trigger to hold not sure who stocks it.

[stevegunn]

Dri-master from hydramaster

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Dri-master from hydramaster

Could be what I'm looking for, although I prefer the price of the one above it on their site  , so , is anybody using them and are they any good?       Andy

[stevegunn]

look in the for sale section

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So why are you selling it Steve, are they any good?

[stevegunn]

Yes they are good but I bought a cfr handtool which I found I get on better with.

[NigelD]

I have recently purchased the Drimaster tool. Now used it on 6/7 jobs

I think it's superb, so much better than a tool with a trigger, cleans to the edge and  pulls more soil from the fabric without the need for towels etc... Make it faster and lots lots drier. Every customer so far has commented on the lack of moisture!

Nigel

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So call me thick but how does it work without the trigger  , and whats the weight of it for postage Steve? Andy

[Glynn]

It works without a jet so there is no trigger, it uses a sheet of water instead of  a jet.They are lighter than most conventional uph tools.

[carpetclean]

andy contact craig ar hydromaster and he will loan you one for a week and you will see for yourslef i had one superb tool but prefer the cfr

[stevegunn]

So call me thick but how does it work without the trigger  , and whats the weight of it for postage Steve? Andy

I reckon about £7.95

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Email sent Steve, Andy