[Jeremy]

Cleaning Guru's. I need your advice on the best upholstery tool. The tools that I currently use have an open spray jet so I tend to get water everywhere and it doesn't look particularly professional. I'm looking for a tool that has a contained jet so that theres less overspray.

Regards
Jeremy

[stevegunn]

Cfr the way to go

http://www.cleansmartsupplies.co.uk/acatalog/Carpet_and_Upholstery_Hand_Tools.html

[*paul_moss]

Jeremy
The Drymaster is also worth a look,bear in mind you will pay around £350 for these hand tools.

[carpetclean]

both tools mentioned are good and the cfr can be bought from matt flewit at cleansmart and the drimaster from hydromaster.

[*paul_moss]

Matt
Is also now stocking the Drymaster I believe

[Buster Ingram]

On a T/M machine I'd go for the Prchem T/M tool every time for general cleaning,  on delicate fabrics then I'd have to say the CFR
Thats only my opinion though I had  the Drymaster but after 20 odd years using a trigger it  felt unusual not to have a trigger to control the spray.

[carpetclean]

matt if you read this is this true are you selling the drimaster hand tool!?

[Jeremy]

Guys.

Those that have used the Drymaster, can it be used with both my TM and my portables. My portables are the SEMCA K353 and only push out 60psi.

I see that the CFR is rated from 100 - 1000 PSI so probably wont work on the SEMCA K353

Regards
Jeremy

[Steve Carpenter]

Jeremy,

For sufficient rinsing with CFR’s tooling you need a minimum of 200 psi when using the wands and a minimum of 100 psi for the hand tools.

Regards

Steve

[craigp]

i've always used a internal spray detailer,

is a hand tool better for upholstery? i mean the ones with a bigger head and at more of a right angle

[Tony_Browning]

I have recently invested in the CFR Handtool, I was initially concerned that it wouldn't perform properly with my 135psi pressure, however it works perfectly.

I bought mine from Matt at Cleansmart, who was good enough to lend me one on trial for a week.

Give him a ring, Customer Service is second to none.

Rgds, Tony.

[carpetclean]

the good thing about the cfr hand tool is that it will rinse  both sides of the material  at the same time. if you get a piece of fabric held tight and rinse with it watch what it does on the other side i think its the only toll that does this . the  drimaster hand tool can bu used at low pressure and is also a good tool.