Any recommendations for Dryer ?
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I think to dry the entire car this unit is too small but they have bigger one with their price to match... I bought a great leaf blower and only use it to dry the car, works great and only cost me about $60 cdn
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You can get similar units that are rebranded...i have one identical to this but was branded for a 'pet' dryer for under $40 bucks...
i like the hand held unit because it is easy to maneuver without a hose. Takes me less that 10 minutes to dry off my vantage
i like the hand held unit because it is easy to maneuver without a hose. Takes me less that 10 minutes to dry off my vantage
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Great! Which one is it (brand etc) ?
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Not really what you asked about but I have a Simple Chuck spotless water treatment system and it works great: https://crspotless.com/product/double-chuck-dark-blue/ Makes cleaning everything much easier and quicker even my home windows:-)
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i think mine was a pet pro or something... got mine about 2 years ago... it only has one nozzle . got it on ebay i think... here is something similarlooks like this one is $68 now
www.chewy.com/metrovac-air-force-quick-draw-pet/dp/131669
i think mine was a pet pro or something... got mine about 2 years ago... it only has one nozzle . got it on ebay i think... here is something similarlooks like this one is $68 now
www.chewy.com/metrovac-air-force-quick-draw-pet/dp/131669
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I use a cabled, dedicated leaf blower to dry cars.
Dedicated since the leaf blower to vacuum and blow leafs looks terrible from dust and dirt.
I think it is this model I use.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Toro-225...1618/204325847
Dedicated since the leaf blower to vacuum and blow leafs looks terrible from dust and dirt.
I think it is this model I use.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Toro-225...1618/204325847
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I was always told to never use a leaf blower as the filter does not prevent particulates from entering the exhaust stream....
The image of a leaf blower sending a sandstorm of particulates against the paint has always kept me from trying to use the leaf blower from drying the cars.
It was my understanding that dryers built for cars had filters to prevent the above....
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The image of a leaf blower sending a sandstorm of particulates against the paint has always kept me from trying to use the leaf blower from drying the cars.
It was my understanding that dryers built for cars had filters to prevent the above....
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I was always told to never use a leaf blower as the filter does not prevent particulates from entering the exhaust stream....
The image of a leaf blower sending a sandstorm of particulates against the paint has always kept me from trying to use the leaf blower from drying the cars.
It was my understanding that dryers built for cars had filters to prevent the above....
?? ??
The image of a leaf blower sending a sandstorm of particulates against the paint has always kept me from trying to use the leaf blower from drying the cars.
It was my understanding that dryers built for cars had filters to prevent the above....
??
??