[Abijah Mandela]

Hi,

Just wanted to know if its worth getting an inline heater, I have a Airflex pro 600.
I have a job booked next week to clean some really dirty cream stairs. Would it be easier if i had abit of heat?

Thanks

Abi

[Paul Redden Countryfresh]

Def helps...drys quicker, lifts stains easier, cuts into soil easier, you will need hoses and couplings able to handle extra heat, and ideally thermal sleeves on solution hose to protect carpet from heat marks. I would go in at 90-100 for domestic.

[Paul Moss]

If you buy 2 and link them you get the same  heat as a truckmount 

[Simon Moat]

Money well spent Abi, makes your life a lot easier.

[Steve. Taylor]

If you buy 2 and link them you get the same  heat as a truckmount 

Paul can i pop round yours to plug it in might give it a try

[Abijah Mandela]

Thanks guys will get on the case of finding one!

Abi

[Colin Day]

Have you considered the Zeta? It's a great piece of kit giving instant, constant heat... Pop down to Cornwall and I'll give you a demo...

In line heaters are ok, but not constant enough for my liking. I have one on the van for those hard to reach jobs, although on normal/heavy soiled carpets, I find hot tap water suffices when used in conjunction with SPM....  

[james roffey]

I have the Magma and with warm water already in the tank it produces steam at the wand at 300psi use it for the grubby job when warm alone wont cut it.

[C Phillips]

I use a magma heater, not a bad bit of kit, certainly wouldn't be without it.

[Abijah Mandela]

Yeah i was looking at that....abit too pricey for me at the moment brand new. If anyone knows of any second hand ones please let me know!

Thanks