It's been a few months since I had a PC....

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Corey Bit Spank

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So I decided to upgrade (as a few of you know I was going to). It took awhile to ship out but Rob has been busy from what I understand, and I told him there was no rush. And there wasn't. But now I'm happy....

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that's a lot of repetitive pictures but I am excited! :D :D
 
Hope you like it as well as I do. You might get an extra set of thick cutting pads to use under the suede-style MF bonnets (which work great for LSP removal BTW). Might want another set of those if you put your LSP on thick too ;)



Looks like they're putting longer cords on them these days, good idea.



Save the cardboard "Cyclo" box, it's not a bad way to store it and it'll come in handy when you have it serviced (which won't be for a long, long time- 20 years in my case, and it didn't really need it then).
 
Accumulator said:
Hope you like it as well as I do. You might get an extra set of thick cutting pads to use under the suede-style MF bonnets (which work great for LSP removal BTW). Might want another set of those if you put your LSP on thick too ;)



Looks like they're putting longer cords on them these days, good idea.



Save the cardboard "Cyclo" box, it's not a bad way to store it and it'll come in handy when you have it serviced (which won't be for a long, long time- 20 years in my case, and it didn't really need it then).
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Thanks for the advice. :)



I've only used it for carpet shampooing thus car. Gosh does it do a good job with that. It's nearly worth its price for just that!
 
Corey Bit Spank said:
I've only used it for carpet shampooing thus car. Gosh does it do a good job with that. It's nearly worth its price for just that!
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Yeah, I keep one Cyclo set up with the carpet brushes most of the time, they really work great.
 
My brushes, are, uhm, gee I dunno, but they're *years* old. Don't apply too much pressure (lest you chew up the carpet/mats anyhow) and they'll last a good long time. I rake out the dog hair from time to time with a plastic comb.
 
Accumulator said:
My brushes, are, uhm, gee I dunno, but they're *years* old. Don't apply too much pressure (lest you chew up the carpet/mats anyhow) and they'll last a good long time. I rake out the dog hair from time to time with a plastic comb.
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Hehehe with three dogs I have to clean them out once in a while too ;)
 
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