When additional pressure for scrubbing is applied, do the microfibers respond also, or just under the blue disc?
279418
Honestly, under the blue disk. It wasnt really that bad of a problem for me though.
279419
The microfibers are connected to the blue disc - on the underneath side of the disc you can not see the blue disc, it is tightly woven around therefore it responds well to scrubbing area's. please note there is not scrubbing pad; this is soft microfibers that are thick. Also something that I find amazing is the microfibers manage to stay clean when moping - when you rinse the mop is when you notice what a wonderful job the mop has done. I have purchased 2 other mops similar to this spinning technique - this is the BEST so far.
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I would say mostly the material under the blue disc since that is where the pressure travels to. The white microfibers around the blue disc are loose - they remind of the old mops - they had long strings of thick yarn. This is a shorter version of that yarn.
148210
Cleaning the pad. After you finish cleaning the disc, you brush the pad with the red brush. It helps get off any dirt and dust and also helps the pad's cover from getting hard/crusty.
357999
Sorry, I can't be helpful to you. I am having similar problems, too. The swabs DO seem to leave more lint, etc. on the filter. I had to go through the whole box of 12 both times I have used them to clean my sensor filter. Perhaps someone else will respond with an answer both of us can use.
2139526
None, pressure will remain but flow will be effected to a small degree.Backwash it by reversing it's direction and flushing debris out.Great product and price.
590013
NO, it requires a little pressure by the thumb from underneath. I do this to clean the lint that it picks up on the rollers.It is a great unit, just wish it was not quite as bulky.
237714
The only time I have any problems with it slowing down was when I didn't put enough blue polish on the pad. I think at that point it was almost a sticky substance. A little polish with some water and not a problem since.
1500785
I have not had any issues with this so far. I slow my machine down some and that seems to be the trick. Hope that helps!
2259830
I had a whole bunch of records in a basement flood that had significant mold build up and the SpinClean cleaned them up very well. I did spin them more than the regular 3 times in each direction but they play very nicely now. Change the fluid frequently as it gets filled up with gunk (I got about 50 discs per fluid fill). Now if only I could rescue the sleeves...
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ull run out of the di media quicker, plus it wont be that effective. I ran into that problem. I got a 1.5 gpm electric pressure washer and it seems to last longer. and NOW its spotfree.
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I don't think I have 'the' answer'. Perhaps extra rinsing in the immediate areas that come in contact with the fabric? Kind of a trade off I think.
612621
I'm sure J. Lugo's response was correct, but it must be very minimal. I haven't noticed any reduction in suction at all.
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Yes, you will feel a faint amount of air. Let the unit run for 5-7 days and then clean the three blades (both sides) with a damp soft cloth. I let it dry for a couple of hours not the extended time in the instructions. Getting the blades out isn't too difficult, getting them back in takes some finesse. Remember where it says Front should face toward you. Pull the levers up (which you need to do as well to get the blades out) and position the bottom of the blades in first. The top should snap in and you can close the unit up. I have 5 units some go in easy and some take a little patience and effort. You should not have to force the blades in. And remember "Front" faces you. I hope this helps you. Yes, you will feel a faint amount of air. Let the unit run for 5-7 days and then clean the three blades (both sides) with a damp soft cloth. I let it dry for a couple of hours not the extended time in the instructions. Getting the blades out isn't too difficult, getting them back in takes some finesse. Remember where it says Front should face toward you. Pull the levers up (which you need to do as well to get the blades out) and position the bottom of the blades in first. The top should snap in and you can close the unit up. I have 5 units some go in easy and some take a little patience and... » Read More Yes, you will feel a faint amount of air. Let the unit run for 5-7 days and then clean the three blades (both sides) with a damp soft cloth. I let it dry for a couple of hours not the extended time in the instructions. Getting the blades out isn't too difficult, getting them back in takes some finesse. Remember where it says Front should face toward you. Pull the levers up (which you need to do as well to get the blades out) and position the bottom of the blades in first. The top should snap in and you can close the unit up. I have 5 units some go in easy and some take a little patience and effort. You should not have to force the blades in. And remember "Front" faces you. I hope this helps you. « Show Less
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I have 5 of these filters that I switch between when they get clogged. They work with the BLC180w, that's what I am using them with. I still have the filter that came with the tool. I have washed it several times and dried it with a hair dryer. With each washing the fabric starts to decompress and get fuzzy. Like I say, I switch between 5 filters so I can't say how long a single unit may last when used and reused alone. I have cycled the original filter through the rotation about 10 times so far and though it is fuzzier than when it was first installed, it seems to be holding up pretty well.
66618
I have not had any problem and I have two of them. Maybe it's the cleaner you are using?
495276
When it appens to me there's usually a smudge ion the disk, cleaning fixes it. Probably not much help.
904485
not really a lot of pressure but you have to hold the button in while you're cleaning. that might be problematic for you
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I like it better than the micro fiber and I have both. To me it cleans better. Hope this helped.