Will this work to clean plates in a restaurant kitchen? Trying to save water!
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No Brian but this compressor works great with nail guns and other air tools. Sounds like you need a dishwasher.
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Is this a serious question??? This is an air compressor & not a powerwasher. Plates need to be sanitized, right? With hot water?
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Yes to a degree. It will clean it well enough for you to go out with a white Mr. Clean sponge and finish the job. We use ours after every rain. It runs for three hours and does a very nice job. We have tried two others and this one is by far the best. Hope this helps
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It should work fine for dish soap. If the tip clogged, you'd probably have to empty the soap inside to fix the clog. I've never had a problem with it clogging using anything with the consistency of dish soap- even when it might not be used for three weeks while I'm away on vacation. I did have to unclog one when I used it with a thick conditioner and didn't use that conditioner for a couple months. I don't think you'd run into that problem with your proposed use. The pressure exerted when the soap is dispensed combined with the fact that the soap comes out of the bottom minimizes any clogging issue if you refill the dispenser when it starts to get low. It should work fine for dish soap. If the tip clogged, you'd probably have to empty the soap inside to fix the clog. I've never had a problem with it clogging using anything with the consistency of dish soap- even when it might not be used for three weeks while I'm away on vacation. I did have to unclog one when I used it with a thick conditioner and didn't use that conditioner for a couple months. I don't think you'd run into that problem with your proposed use. The pressure exerted when the soap is dispensed combined with the fact that the soap comes out of the bottom minimizes any... » Read More It should work fine for dish soap. If the tip clogged, you'd probably have to empty the soap inside to fix the clog. I've never had a problem with it clogging using anything with the consistency of dish soap- even when it might not be used for three weeks while I'm away on vacation. I did have to unclog one when I used it with a thick conditioner and didn't use that conditioner for a couple months. I don't think you'd run into that problem with your proposed use. The pressure exerted when the soap is dispensed combined with the fact that the soap comes out of the bottom minimizes any clogging issue if you refill the dispenser when it starts to get low. « Show Less
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This item will ~probably work for you - we use it in the bathroom for soap scum removal - along with a chemical. The bristles are pretty stiff but could be more dense, particularly at the edge. Sounds like you may need a more industrial type product.
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I think that would work great. I've only used it for water but I think you have a good idea!
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I think it will work but I would use a towel or chamois at the same time. It is not so hot as to damage the past but would definitely move and evaporate some water.
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I have square plates that size. They fit in the rack but I would leave it in the sink as it is intended because it isn't meant to be on the countertop, there is no tray to catch the water.
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I have no idea if it would work. It is designed to be used with the cleaning machine. However I didn't feel this product did anything at all for the grout. I still had to hand scrub it to clean it. Don't waste your money.
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No. It does work, but, the mess is so bad. Water all over and the brush isn't built for tile. In our opinion anyway.
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Yes Rebecca I believe it would (we used to own a restaurant), more comfortable than the commercial ones with the holes in them and less of a trip hazard as it has a graduated edge. I would definitely remove it when you steam/power wash the area though and mop it instead.
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It should be fine. The openings are pretty large and should allow a dish or hand soap to flow. You could always water the soap down a bit as well.
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In my opinion I would try to use as a main faucet. While if works fine for getting filtered water for cooking/drinking, the water flow is not sufficient for washing dishes, etc. Hope this helps.
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Should work well. Clean up on these things takes some patience unless you have a small tub. We don't and the kitchen sink method takes a while to clean up.
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I guess you could use it on tile floors, since it doesn't give out lots od moisture. One problem is that you have to sweep or vaccum the floor first, then use it, and it takes several minutes to heat up the water. Getting into corners also seems to be a problem. It also doesn't remove caked-on food.
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not sure if this will do. but i would most likely try this few times as they do not really make anything else to clean the dishwasher besides the finish dishwasher cleaner
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If you are referring to a "drying mat" that is used for dishes than yes it should work, just know the length is true to the size of a paper towels.
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I've used ours to suck up water on bare floor and it has good suction. Comparable to my Hoover carpet cleaner. However, I don't think it would be suitable for "commercial" water removal, such as in a flooded house.