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Have any of you noticed your competitors advertising Dry In 1 Hour? In my area , in the last two years, I’ve had two truck mount companies pop up who are advertising this.
No one in my areas has used this, mainly because it isn’t dry in one hour! All the locals soak ’em up good. They are the best for me getting more business!
I have seen “dry in a couple hours instead of a couple days” in my area. If a HWE guy has the real deal as far as equipment is concerned and knows how to use it, they can dry faster than people think. If they have the ronco 200 well then…….It’s got to be like ….a… “Binford 2000”. Now your talkin….
We have a company that is in every Valpak type mailer and offers regular HWE for a price “X”, and then has a more expensive package that is “true steam cleaning” (or something like that) that they charge more for that they say will be dry in about 2 hrs. Only seen one of their trucks once. When I get one of their mailers again, I’ll repost their verbage and offer.
This outfit just started in our area….http://drycon.com/
Ed H.We have a HWE competitor that recently purchased new equipment that was advertised as being able to dry in 90 minutes. He did a demonstration at a chamber meeting on a very dirty commercial grade carpet that was dry in less than 1 hour without any fans etc.
Rick
I have attached the link to the Drycon website that Ed Hernandez wrote about. They also use a bonnet system.
http://www.drycon.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=12&Itemid=26
Strange they state they use cold water. Why would you advertise that, and why would you use cold water other than for area rugs?
Rick
Clleaning a small area and having it dry quick in a large meeting room is a trick. An illussion. No big woop.
Clean the whole room or a whole house and the tune changes. The air gets saturated and the drying stops.
Hours pass.The rx20 is big bulky and heavy. It can do a better job than a wand but from what I’ve heard, lots of guys go back to a wand so they can go fast.
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most of all, they are still cleaning with products that do not work as well as ours.
No mater the equipment, drying time or cost, we still can do a better cleaning job
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