for those with LGCM w/heat

[autobahn]

where did you purchase it?

 

[Envious Eric]

target is where I got mine

 

[holland_patrick]

lowes.....

 

[Setec Astronomy]

Target...over a year ago...I think they changed the models somewhat since I bought mine.

 

[Bluesbrekr]

Target also and yes they have changed the model to the 'Spot Bot'. But there are still some of the original model to be had.

 

[autobahn]

I don't want the spot bot lol

 

[imported_Grouse]

http://www.prochem.com/Portableunits.shtm

Edit i did not see the with heat. The model i have shown does not have heat. <shrug> but it is a professional product, made of longer lasting materials. I have used them for years. You can apply hot water too this if nessisary. but in most cases for this small of a machine it would not be nessisary.

Head to Solutions>Browse products> portable units> and it will be on the bottom



SpotPro

Mini Extractors and Carpet Spotters.



Features:



Conventional 2-gallon (7.6 ltr) capacity and well-balanced design provide quick and easy cleaning of carpet spots/stains.



1.16 hp (870 watt) vacuum motor and 55 psi (3.79 bar) pump provide more aggressive cleaning and drying power.



Clear view hand tool shows cleaning results.



Presto accommodates a variety of accessory tools to simplify small area and upholstery cleaning.



Translucent recovery tank enables user to monitor recovery water level.



Specifications

Model Number: SPCUS

Solution Tank: 2 gallon (7.6 liter)

Recovery Tank: 2 gallon (7.6 liter)

Pump: 55 psi (3.79 bar)

Vacuum Motor: 2 stage, 1.12 hp (840 watt), 85" (216 cm) waterlift, 100 cfm

Tool: Injection molded hand tool with clear 4" wide vacuum head and one quick-change jet

Hose: 8' x 1" (2.5 m x 2.5 cm) standard coupling

Cable: 25' (7.6 m) 18/3

Dimensions

Length: 19" (48cm)

Width: 10" (25.4cm)

Height: 17" (43cm)

Weight: 16.3 lbs (7.5 kg)

 

[autobahn]

I'll have to run to my local target and see if they have any of the LGCMs left

 

[autobahn]

grouse where did you get that and how much was it?



they key with the LGCM is that it's pretty inexpensive.

 

[imported_Grouse]

On a side note I have the spot bot. It's not a bad piece of equipment. It can handle 150 degree water, It's got good lift, and when used with the propper procedures, Very effective.



it also has heat too.

 

[imported_Grouse]

grouse where did you get that and how much was it?



they key with the LGCM is that it's pretty inexpensive.

it's about 450-600, so no it's not in expensive. But it is like buying a PC versus one of the 35 dollar orbitals.



you get what you pay for in quality. We had two when i was using them we used them like mad. Clean office chairs, spots, cars, furniture, They work very well. When i left we had them for 3 years and they were used day in and day out 6 days a week 52 weeks a year.



there are other options. Most places that sell them do equipment leasing. For a hobbist, the LGMC is a excelent value. one that really can not be beat, the spot bot comes in a close second. We went through a dozen or so LGMC in the first 3 years i worked there. They just could not handle the rigors of full time work. For the hobbist, if taken care of they will provide years of service.



So far i am very impressed with the spot bot. It does a good job for waht it is. Dump the chemicals it comes with though they suck.

 

[tom p.]

My local WallySmart had offered only the unheated version. Today they seem to have both products.



IIRC, I bought my heated version from Best Buy.

 

[autobahn]

My local WallySmart had offered only the unheated version. Today they seem to have both products.



IIRC, I bought my heated version from Best Buy.

what kind of prices did you see?

 

[BigAl3]

I bought my heated version from Best Buy.

that's where i bought mine, and it was on clearance for $55.