I know i may be new to this board, but unlike most forum newbies i spent a good 6 months min reading just about every thread there is to know on here w/ lots of good information.
I have been using HWE for quite some time now.
One thing that I always see on this board is this "HWE vs OP" debate...not just a debate but what I call it a "childish debate war". Reason being is that there is always a person or a group of people talking bad about the others method(s).
It's always the same posts over and over again bashing each others equipment, how it does not clean, it costs less/more, spread it around, too wet/soaking, that doesn't work, fake/hack, etc etc.
Another thing i see is the whole "I spent 30k-100k on my equipment", so my TM is far superior than your 2k OP. Why does everything "Big" & "More expensive" has to be "better"?
Someone can go out and buy a 2008 Mustang GT500 for 60k at the dealer lot, and the other can buy a 2008 Mustang GT for 24k, spend less than 10k on performance add-ons, and do laps on reverse against the Shelby....now which one is better?
If you've tried different methods, and it didn't work for you/your company, than wouldn't it just be simple to just not used it and move on?
In the end, the customer would give a rats ass about "The big truck" other than the truck being a big box truck...clients especially women do not care about equipment, they just want their place smelling nice and being cleaned.
Instead of bashing each other methods, why not work together?
I have been using HWE for quite some time now.
One thing that I always see on this board is this "HWE vs OP" debate...not just a debate but what I call it a "childish debate war". Reason being is that there is always a person or a group of people talking bad about the others method(s).
It's always the same posts over and over again bashing each others equipment, how it does not clean, it costs less/more, spread it around, too wet/soaking, that doesn't work, fake/hack, etc etc.
Another thing i see is the whole "I spent 30k-100k on my equipment", so my TM is far superior than your 2k OP. Why does everything "Big" & "More expensive" has to be "better"?
Someone can go out and buy a 2008 Mustang GT500 for 60k at the dealer lot, and the other can buy a 2008 Mustang GT for 24k, spend less than 10k on performance add-ons, and do laps on reverse against the Shelby....now which one is better?
If you've tried different methods, and it didn't work for you/your company, than wouldn't it just be simple to just not used it and move on?
In the end, the customer would give a rats ass about "The big truck" other than the truck being a big box truck...clients especially women do not care about equipment, they just want their place smelling nice and being cleaned.
Instead of bashing each other methods, why not work together?