Carpet Cleaning Extractors?

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shelshel

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I just cleaned the carpets/upholstery in my Van today using the 6:1 Woolite method. Needless to say it did a fantastic job of cleaning and removing stains. I used the Bissell green machine to extract the excess water.



The green machine did a good job but it still left the carpet/upholstery damper than I would have liked. Can anyone tell me if a ShopVac/Craftsmans would have sucked more water out. I know Sears has a 6.5 hp model and wasn't sure if this would be a better option. I know the Sensei or Ninja extractors would be best but I don't want to spend that kind of $$$.
 
~One mans opinion / observations~



This is what I use (a lot less than the cost of the Sensei/Ninja models)



Vapour Clean Products Inc

Aztec Carpet Extractor (vaporcleanproducts.com)



Specification:

Aztec Extractor / Spotterâ„¢

Heating Element: 1.6Kw

Solution Temperature: 200oF

Solution Tank Capacity: 1.5 gallon

Recovery Tank Capacity: 2 gallon

Vacuum Lift: 102 inches water gauge

Piston Pump Output: 60 PSI

Temperature Detection-Indicator light

Temperature Regulation-Automatic Thermostat

Power Requirements- 15 Amps, 110-120 volts,

Single-phase, 50-60 Hz VAC Weight- 18 lbs (w/o solution

Dimensions-17" h x 18" L x 13" w Weight-18 LBS

Warranty- 3 year limited

Vacuum hose- 10-feet x 11/4-inch ID Spray hose- 10-feet x ¼ -inch ID

Approx cost $US 600



~Hope this helps~



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justadumbarchitect / so I question everything/ Jon
 
that aztec extractor looks identical to the durrmaid from detailking ? same look different color, :confused:

do a search for durrmaid here some good info there
 
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