Mytee vs. Eurosteam

I doubt your gonna find anyone on here that has used both and can give you a first hand comparison on this one. Mytee is more well known and widely used.

I have dealt with both companies (as a customer) and liked the products I have used and the customer service I received from each one.

Troy
 
Troy@DetailCity said:
I doubt your gonna find anyone on here that has used both and can give you a first hand comparison on this one. Mytee is more well known and widely used.

I have dealt with both companies (as a customer) and liked the products I have used and the customer service I received from each one.

Troy
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I was going to say about the same thing...from the look of both of these units. You are looking for a compact extractor..and guessing that its something for personal use or weekend use on some customers cars...Like Troy said you might not find people here that have used both or either of these machines...you might ask "what is a good compact extractor" and see if that provides an answer, unless you are wanting these two only and that's it...in that case I would look for some online reviews.
 
Basically you can't go wrong with either one of them, is that what you're saying? I would like to purchase an extractor & have roughly $1000 to spend. I'm just not sure what I should spend my money on. Maybe stepping up to a Mytee Model HP60 (Spyder) might be worth it for a couple extra hundred dollars.

Up till now, I have always used a cheap Bissell carpet cleaner with hand tool. Would like to get something better & I know extractors are definitely better!
 
detailkidwise said:
Basically you can't go wrong with either one of them, is that what you're saying? I would like to purchase an extractor & have roughly $1000 to spend. I'm just not sure what I should spend my money on. Maybe stepping up to a Mytee Model HP60 (Spyder) might be worth it for a couple extra hundred dollars.
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Again how are you going to use this? weekends, daily...the draw backs of compact units are that they don't have big recover and solution tanks..which means that you will have to stop and reload in the middle of a job
 
I will be detailing 3-4 vehicles daily (Mon-Fri)
Of course not all vehicles will need to be extracted, but it sounds like I might be shooting myself in the foot with any compact extractor...
 
detailkidwise said:
I will be detailing 3-4 vehicles daily (Mon-Fri)
Of course not all vehicles will need to be extracted, but it sounds like I might be shooting myself in the foot with any compact extractor...
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No question then that a larger unit would be in order...bigger tanks, longer hoses, heavier duty, has its own wheels for easy mobility...I think that you will burn threw a compact quickly
 
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