Just got my fancy new screen cleaner today…about time!
As I was effortlessly feeding extra dirty pollen caked screens through it today, the thought struck me: “why didn’t I buy this a year ago!”
The extra time saved will pay for it’s purchase very quickly, I think.
No more groaning when I face a stack of 50-100 screens after wf poling a house all day.
The folding leg design really makes this thing compact and easy to transport. It only took a few screens to get the knack of how to feed the screen through with no wobble once legs are extended.
The solid aluminum construction is light yet very strong. I could see even the most careless employee being able to toss this in the back of the truck and have it perform for years.
I love mine. I had such a hard time justifying the expense before I bought it. I had “done the math” (or so I thought) and it seemed like it would take quite a while to pay for itself. Now that I have it, it’s a real no-brainer. It has enabled me to complete larger jobs in a single day. That’s big savings right there. And it makes it so I don’t dread cleaning screens. As I told one customer who asked me if I thought it was a better way to clean screens: “it’s a lot more fun!”.
That version had 3 holes in it and it looks like it might be too much water.
Quick tip: for really dirty screens or those pet screens, get your water bottle, squirt a good gob of soap in there, and then “Z” the stack of screens. You can do 5-10 screens this way but don’t go crazy. A quick “Z” and you’ll get a lot of soap and suds and it’ll clean those nasty screens up.
I’ve had some jacked up screens and end up with marks in the screen. A quick shot of soap and it’s good to go.
You should do one with a "before and “after” affect.Showing the condition of the screen before and after…wait maybe [MENTION=12729]JaredAI[/MENTION]
should do it.
Yeah I know [MENTION=12729]JaredAI[/MENTION] thats why they do it that way, I was saying show the real “dirty”
screen before run it through the Aztec then show the finished product.
Maybe next year I can buy one, if it rains this year… Were currently going thru a drought, if I was to bee seen using that id either get fined or kicked out of a home. Water conservation is big right now! Specially among resi clients, hell the Aquadapter has scored me jobs
Can someone give me the dimensions folded up? The only reason I have not purchased one is the size and the ability to fit it in my truck…but if it folded up I could make a home for it!
