#Hot water extractor drivers#

Here are the main components that I ended up using with their approximate prices: I seriously doubt I'm the only person who has done this, but I guess I'm the first to actually post it up online. His was a cold water extractor that was built into his mobile rig. Extractors are really simple machines, so I decided to build my own.Īfter way too much online research, I found only one other person who built something similar to what I wanted. I really couldn't justify spending that kind of money. The cheapest Mytee that met my requirements was the Mytee Lite III, which is an $1,100.00 machine. I wanted something to give me professional results, which led me to look at the heated Mytee extractors. The hose was way too short the heater really didn't heat beyond lukewarm temperatures it left the carpet soaking wet with its weak water lifting capacity and it broke where the tool and the hose connected after using it on about five jobs.

#Hot water extractor drivers#

I detail mostly daily drivers and some of the interiors have been seriously nasty! After quite a bit of research here and based on my personal experience, I decided to pick up a Bissell Proheat portable extractor. This is my second year as a part-time mobile detailer.

I though its time for me to contribute a bit and maybe help someone who may find this information helpful. Hey everyone! I don't post in forums very often, but I do spend a lot of time here and I've learned tons from everyone here.