You both should be contributing/participating to the neighborhood groups on both.
Im 2 days into a 3 day project at a seventh day Adventist hardest part was doing under the pews. I bought a long handle stairtool thinking it would help. But it wouldn't go all the way. I ended up on my knees with my regular stairtool instead. Cleaning the upholstered pews was hard on the back too but there was 28 of um @ 30.00 each averaged 6 per hour used all 3 of my drag wands to rinse n dry . The 12" got between the pews perfect. This is the first job i used my recently acquired 24" drag wand . It made quick work rinsing n drying wide open spaces and halls
you need a regular wand for pews. Mike's 2 jet wand is very friendly for those tight spots. Are you going to get every square inch corner? no. But it does a good job and saves you time for specific types like this
A regular wand would work, but is alot of money to spend for just this job. I dont use a traditional wand for cleaning. All carpets are first cleaned and dried with an rx20, then rinsed and dried using a drag wand. I thought 150.00 for a long handle stair attachment was about as much as i was willing to invest in this project. I have a pile of old steamgeni scrub wands that I've inherited over the years. I think next time ill take one of them to a muffler shop and custom bend it for this specific task. Had i have spent any time thinking about it i would have done it this time.
Between the pews i can get in with an rx20 to clean and 12" drag wand to rinse its under the pews that's the problem.
There's no need for an rx20 to be in that area. The soiling is never bad. A 12" wand will do just fine and take you half the time to do. I clean dozens of churches and efficiency is key. I know you're stuck in your way of doing things, but just consider it.
