Green Glide tile psi??? Tips or tricks

[Mr Brightside]

First day using so far let solution (saigers) sit for 10 and extracted at 400psi it worked! I just wonder if I need more psi or less

Any other tricks will be appreciated

 

[Nomad74]

Well. You have a nice spinner

 

[Mr Brightside]

Well. You have a nice spinner

Yeah the spinner works amazing however I did really like how I could get in the edges and tight spaces like around the toilet with the new wand glide

 

[Trip Moses]

I’ve lost Woodwhen it comes to cleaning tile and grout with the brush glide. I’ve gone back to the spinner.

 

[Mikey P]

First day using so far let solution (saigers) sit for 10 and extracted at 400psi it worked! I just wonder if I need more psi or less

Any other tricks will be appreciated

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Looks like the glide isnt on/in all the way

 

[Mikey P]

I’ve lost Woodwhen it comes to cleaning tile and grout with the brush glide. I’ve gone back to the spinner.

the Devastator is ok, the SSTI is fookin amazing.

 

[Mikey P]

you need what you NEED.

• Some floors clean up great at 200 psi, some need 700, if you need more than that, use a spinner
• Deep grout lines respond better when worked at an angle. (less splashing)
• Some floors clean better when spraying on the forward pass
• Some better on the back pass
• Some are both
• Lippage that fvcks with the spinner and traditional HS wand, fvcks with the GGBG less, if ran at an angle to the grout.
• All tools need a dry pass, even this one.
• Step on you wand head on both sides of the tube to be sure the Glide is firmly seated.
• Take off the back lip to make install and removal easier.
  
  
  
  I clean more hard surface than anyone here and I haven't used a spinners in over two years.
  

 

[Mr Brightside]

you need what you NEED.

• Some floors clean up great at 200 psi, some need 700, if you need more than that, use a spinner
• Deep grout lines respond better when worked at an angle. (less splashing)
• Some floors clean better when spraying on the forward pass
• Some better on the back pass
• Some are both
• Lippage that fvcks with the spinner and traditional HS wand, fvcks with the GGBG less, if ran at an angle to the grout.
• All tools need a dry pass, even this one.
• Step on you wand head on both sides of the tube to be sure the Glide is firmly seated.
• Take off the back lip to make install and removal easier.
  
  
  
  I clean more hard surface than anyone here and I haven't used a spinners in over two years.

I used it a lot today and I usually finish white a mop today I used 200psi and the wand it was fun

 

[Mikey P]

I used it a lot today and I usually finish white a mop today I used 200psi and the wand it was fun

What TM?

 

[Mikey P]

Im at 500 on most floors with the SS

 

[Mr Brightside]

What TM?

I was using a CDS

400psi was good for cleaning 200 for detailing edges and finishing touches

 

[Mikey P]

Had a guy from NY call today asking if he could use a brushglide on a EVO 16 hooked to an Prochem Blazer+, that he uses the old 3" bumblebee vacuum hose with a ten ft 2" whip.
I told him to wait for my AW version.....

 

[Mr Brightside]

I bought the glides mainly for a commercial account I do monthly that has bathrooms and break rooms

I will be using the sapphire 14 inch wand and my 870 for that

 

[Meter Maid]

I use the Oreck with green brush and then rinse with the brush glide.

Spinner is no longer on the truck.

 

[Mikey P]

I use the Oreck with green brush

should have got the tile brush for your TOPS

 

[Meter Maid]

should have got the tile brush for your TOPS

Nah, the little Oreck finally found a place in this world. Gets under kitchen cabinets and I don’t have to change drivers.