Recommended Vac?

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elston

New member
Springs here! and we're trying to get things going by purchasing an extractor. It has to meet the following requirements:



1. Be portable

2. do a good job (duh)

3. Be under 800 dollars



I've been looking around and these two have grabbed my attention. I'm looking for some feedback on them and if anyone owns/uses one please share your experiences.



Durrmaid Heated Extractor

or Striker Spot Plus



Any opinions/ recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Jeff Elston

www.concoursdetailing.com
 
We are a mobile detailer and in need of a new vac. I'd like to spend under 400 dollars and wondering what you guys recommend. I'm looking for something professional. It has to have a good attachment for crevices like my old electrolux :) I'm trying to get the time of interior details down and think a good vac would be the best place to start.

Thanks again,

Jeff Elston

www.concoursdetailing.com
 
We are a mobile detailer and in need of a new vac. I'd like to spend under 400 dollars and wondering what you guys recommend. It has to have a good attachment for crevices like my old electrolux :) I'm trying to get the time of interior details down and think a good vac would be the best place to start.



Thanks again,

Elston

www.concoursdetailing.com
 
@ Elston :



welcome to this board:wavey



I've merged your posts from detailing to the thread in professional since you are a pro.

Our house-rules do not allow commercial links .



Happy detailing



Christiaan



:wavey
 
~One man’s opinion / observations ~



Vacuum- Metropolitan Vac ‘N Blow



Carpet Extractor: 200 psi Ninja carpet extractor comes with a powerful heater and a vehicle "Detail Tool Package"



Top of the Line (topoftheline.com)



~Hope this helps~



Experience unshared; is knowledge wasted…/



justadumbarchitect *so I question everything*
 
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