Dry Cleaning?

[clearlypro]

I found a few used US Products dry/wet extractors.

I can't seem to find the specifics for motor (vac) etc.

Can we chat about the dry-cleaning method and if this method truly cleans?

Might be an angle for marketing if...big if....IF the system works.

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[micky navarro]

i've always felt dry cleaning is more of a "freshening up" type cleaning but with the ability to do an extraction with the machine, it'll clean a tad better.

now..............

not to burst yer bubble phil but, the company yer talkin bout, US PRODUCTS, has had some serious equipment problems in the recent past, with a great many very pissed off customers. thier equipment is VERY EXPENSIVE, and thier customer service is non-existant!

just a heads up dude   

keep an eyeball out for kleenrite's dry clean equipment. the best money can buy!!

[clearlypro]

Game over.

TY Micky.

[ChemBright]

What Micky just said is dead on! Kleenrite makes VERY good equipment. USProducts is WAY overpriced!

[Mike M]

I have to agree that dry cleaning has limited cleaning ability. That's why its not used more today.

Didn't US Products get bought out recently? That could either be a plus or minus depending on how the new owners treat it.

I've always liked the Kleenrite products I've owned in the past.

[upholstery02]

Dry cleaning is a important part in the upholstery products...    and the upholstery covers and upholstery must be cleaned properly...


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