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satans worm

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2,456 posts

239 months

Tuesday 19th January 2010
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Having over 100sq meters of walnut flooring and 50sq meters of marble flooring in our house was thinking of getting one of these as the current process is to mop, dry and polish whilst on the hands and knees, not easy

http://www.tooled-up.com/Product.asp?PID=163056&am...

Does anyone have experiance of these or suggest something better (but not for much more cash!)!!?

Bonefish Blues

34,305 posts

245 months

Tuesday 19th January 2010
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Godsend!

I use one of the big industrial single pad ones you see in airports (it was free!) and it make a huge difference. This should be fine, I'm sure.

satans worm

Original Poster:

2,456 posts

239 months

Wednesday 20th January 2010
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Bonefish Blues said:
Godsend!

I use one of the big industrial single pad ones you see in airports (it was free!) and it make a huge difference. This should be fine, I'm sure.
Good to hear, I was just concerend if it was up to the job being as 'non industrial' item, and the cheapest one i can find!

Bonefish Blues

34,305 posts

245 months

Wednesday 20th January 2010
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satans worm said:
Bonefish Blues said:
Godsend!

I use one of the big industrial single pad ones you see in airports (it was free!) and it make a huge difference. This should be fine, I'm sure.
Good to hear, I was just concerend if it was up to the job being as 'non industrial' item, and the cheapest one i can find!
For say £50 more you could move into light industrial territory though (eBay has lots - I think mine's a Victor, IIRC) - Karcher will be adequate for your purposes though, I expect.