all started years ago with the Austrian RotoWash, in the '70, than the patent expired and powerflite and rotiwash in India produced the old model of RotoWash, mean while RotoWash made the new one (anyway very similar to the first model) Duplex is an Italian company that purely copied the concept changing all the aesthetic but it works almost identically in a more sophisticated way (the rotowash is more simple and sturdy)
Finally, a video from someone who has multi-year experience with the Brush Pro type CRB's. My issue with Brush Pro machines is durability. After a few years, the pre-spray corrodes the brush area so bad that it's beyond saving. How has the durability been with the Multi-Wash? Thanks!
Just got mine yesterday and used it 5 times the next day I’d have to say I love it it’s so versatile and half the cost of a CRB did a tile job and used it for the whole clean it worked way better than my tile spinner had my doubts that would do a good job but I was surprised with the the tile clean
Like your style.... you still happy with the PF multiwash? I'm thinking about buying the Tornado version because I want a smaller machine, especially for tile and grout jobs.
I mean don't know to much about the tornado. But if it's similar to this. Then you won't be disappointed. It's really versatile. Tile . Wood. And encap. But remember far any application chemistry is a massively important. For real. Good chemical can make encap increasingly incredible.
I use the Duplex 420....hands down the best CRB on the market...been using that type of CRB for years now and I totally agree with you
all started years ago with the Austrian RotoWash, in the '70, than the patent expired and powerflite and rotiwash in India produced the old model of RotoWash, mean while RotoWash made the new one (anyway very similar to the first model) Duplex is an Italian company that purely copied the concept changing all the aesthetic but it works almost identically in a more sophisticated way (the rotowash is more simple and sturdy)
I just RUclips the 420. That is a bad machine. Looks formidable
Finally, a video from someone who has multi-year experience with the Brush Pro type CRB's. My issue with Brush Pro machines is durability. After a few years, the pre-spray corrodes the brush area so bad that it's beyond saving. How has the durability been with the Multi-Wash? Thanks!
Just got mine yesterday and used it 5 times the next day I’d have to say I love it it’s so versatile and half the cost of a CRB did a tile job and used it for the whole clean it worked way better than my tile spinner had my doubts that would do a good job but I was surprised with the the tile clean
Kinda looks like the crb Machine it kicks out the crap stuck in the carpet 😍😍😍😍😍
Great numbers
Just bought one of these machines what settings do you use on carpet I used the black brushes seem to leave brush lines any suggestions thanks
Like your style.... you still happy with the PF multiwash?
I'm thinking about buying the Tornado version because I want a smaller machine, especially for tile and grout jobs.
I mean don't know to much about the tornado. But if it's similar to this. Then you won't be disappointed. It's really versatile. Tile . Wood. And encap. But remember far any application chemistry is a massively important. For real. Good chemical can make encap increasingly incredible.
@@Neighborhoodcarpetcleaners Very much agreed on the chemical knowledge. That's huge! Thanks for the solid advice.