I have a deck surface that is a textured rubber (20' x 40') . Will the Oreck Orbiter with a bristle type brush safely clean that type of surface?
341820
I would use a pressure washer. If you can use a bristle hand brush and it will clean the rubber then the oreck will do it about 10 times faster and with no effort. it's a great machine but if your deck is outside, I would use a pressure washer.
341821
Yes I think it will clean it. I bought the one for tile. It is very coarse so maybe careful with your floor. It is powerful
341822
I use it on a cement floor and it works very well - does Oreck have a hotline of some kind - they may be the best ones to answer your question!
243820
The brush is rigid stainless steel - you probably should refer to your manual/manufacturer's instructions for cleaning, etc.
1321140
I believe it would work on any rubber sole. I always clean and degrease the affected area with Acetone first.
1800939
yes, it will work. why I say "yes" is because it has significant speed of rotation, but you will need to look for appropriate sander pad to use with it. moreover, Oreck's accessories and cleaning solution are so expensive. so you will need to look for aftermarket sanding pad, brushes and/or cleaning solution for better quality at cheaper price.
1030557
Yes it works exactly like an orbital buffer/sander/polisher. I love mine and I have not had any problems with it. I use it on my motor cycles and it's the perfect size. I would consider a different option if it was a larger vehicle (SUV, Truck). It's important to keep in mind the drill RPM requirements... not less than 1200 and not greater than 3500. Most cordless drills do not fall in that range, so you will want a corded drill. The other thing to remember is that its speed that polishes, not pressure. Do not expect great results if you are pressing down hard with it.
1831032
Sorry I can't answer that.....you may need to call Oreck Customer Service or refer to your product booklet that came with the Vacuum.
2189557
I have a 20oz Klean brush aluminum and it's long enough to clean the bottom.
1998987
The Orbiter comes with a scrub brush and a soft pad; both fit over the machine. It also comes with a bottle of Oreck cleanser.
2198211
I am not going to represent myself as an expert but, I own a Marina that does a lot of restoration on painted and fiberglass boats. If you use this grinder for buffing you should only do it at the slowest speed usable. This machine is a chain saw of sorts and will get you in trouble fast. The speed is the only unknown by me. I would tell you a orbital polisher is your best bet.
199801
I don't know what type of Oreck you have but when you take apart your vacuum you can see if your brush roller matches the one in the pic on Amazon. My Oreck is over 15 years old and I had no problem. Maybe its a standard part?
1091349
Mr. Loehrer, I could not help you here for I have not experience the replacing of the machine internal brush. But you might ask the machine manufacture: SKY ENTERPRISE . Wish I could be more helpful in finding answer to your question. Good luck, thank you
2101868
The Oreck is excellent on carpet as well as ceramic tile and wood/laminate floors (they recommend using the lower speed for smooth surfaces but the roller brush has not been abrasive even at the higher speed; area rugs can be vacuumed at low speed without tangling); no attachments, so can't use on furniture. GREAT on pet hair!
1340784
We don't have a Pebble Tech pool, but do use the steel brush on a 3M quartz impregnated surface. I have seen no evidence that this brush damages or changes the pool surface in any way. The natural resistance of water to motion makes it unlikely that you will be able to exert a very high force against the pool walls with any brush.
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I don't think it would be ok. The duster head wobbles; don't think you can put enough pressure on it to scrub base boards. I can't with mine.(I'm assuming you are thinking about turning the head to a vertical position.)
1360245
The S2-40 doesn't have bristles. But the next model, S2-50 has rubber bristles to stir up dirt. The bristles don't really scrub though, like polaris tail does. Just shakes up the dirt a bit. Even with rubber bristles in S2-50, it picks up some algae, but not thoroughly. Otherwise, the sucktion is quite powerful and picks up lot of fine dirt, including tiny deodar tree needles.However, I 'm returning mine as these don't climb sharp slopes in the pool surface. Gets confused, thinks it is climbing a wall and backs off to deep end.
2220341
My cleaner is a fairly old Oreck XL. Sorry I don't know about the hose fitting the Super-Deluxe. With mine the fitting was a bit loose and I put tape around it so it wouldn't slip out.
1705171
a soft brush tool and a tool for getting into tight places. The two fit nicely on the docking station. I admit that the cleaner is best for low pile area rugs and hardwood floors and tile. It's for quick jobs and does an awesome job. I still get out the big boy to vacuum the carpets. It doesn't bother me at all that I have to hold the trigger..It wakes moving from one area to the next quieter .