Ken Fenner
Active member
I'm sniffing around this commercial model for flatwork. My question is for the guys that rely on speed and efficiency to make money. I have seen and heard about some very large surface cleaners (40"-65"). Is there a point of diminishing return where a machine becomes too big and will actually slow you down?
I know John T has a Swabby and Nick has mentioned that he could clean faster with standard surface cleaners. What're your thoughts?
I know John T has a Swabby and Nick has mentioned that he could clean faster with standard surface cleaners. What're your thoughts?