[*paul_moss]

Just fitted new 10 inch hose to my truck mount and he carpets are dry in 10 minutes 

[Mike Halliday]

Paul I once worked out how I could really get  AMAZING  drying times!!

i was getting carpets dry in 4 hours then Nick from solutions said if I used a Scorpion I could cut an hour off my drying time so that's 3 hours then I read on the ICS site that airmover will speed up drying by 50% so that's 1hr 30 mins, then greenie said if i used a glide it would cut a couple of hours of my drying time that means I'll have the carpets dry 30 mins before I even get there

mike

[Cloverleaf]

Don't you just hate it when it's summer and the custard has the heating on to dry the carpets while your working 

John

[mark_roberts]

Todays the worst possible day for drying.  Wet outside, no wind, around 16c and I was cleaning 100% wool berber which take longer to dry normally.

Mark

[darren_metcalfe]

I have used a dessicant dehum over the last couple of days in conjunction with an Airmover and ducted the wet air outside.


Bit of a faff to set up and basically and 80/20 was dry.  I tested by putting a piece of weights kitchen roll down to see if any transfer of water.  Not a drop.  Cust was well pleased.

[*paul_moss]

I use a truckmount and a glide on my wand, 80/20 will take 4 hours til touch dry and 12 hours at least before fully dry.

I love these dry in an hour guy's  :

[carpetguy]

Even so, a couple of days sounds a bit slow to me

[*paul_moss]

Even so, a couple of days sounds a bit slow to me

[Dust Knights]

So that's what happened to the condom that I lost 

[Shaun_Ashmore]

I've been getting carpets touch dry before I leave the customers home, 2 turbo driers strategically placed and a bit of post grooming.

Shaun

[darren_metcalfe]

I just tried this as an experiment to c if using dry air to improve the times and to me it did.  it wasn,t a big room by any means but it  certainly improved. I ducted the dry air into the airmover and also around the room and vented the wet air out through a vent grill.I doubt I would do this on too many jobs but had the kit on board.