Rotovac 360i Heads

[mikesad]

We just purchased the The Rotary Jet Extraction Tile Head to try out also for the 360i. Has anyone else tried it? and does anyone have input on that yet?

[Briteway33]

I've had both of them, the old and the new one, both work well. I just used the new one yesterday on a job cleans well may take a few more dry passes because of tight bristles on suction slots instead of rubber. The new one is smoother then the old one to.

[Ryan]

I have used the old one years ago. Is this a new model?

[Briteway33]

I assume your talking about two piece head and suction ring? If so that was not Rotovacs best design. This new one is much easier and still effective. Used it again today on a 1000 sq. foot of tile and grout at a bank,did a good job and I think they'll be happy Monday when they open.

[mikesad]

Awesome I am excited to try ours. We are currently using the Turbo Tile tool, it works well but on flat surfaces it beats you up. Wanted to give this a try since most jobs we will be doing carpet and tile so the tool is all ready in the house. Thanks for the input

[dkbrestoration]

It is on my to do list to try that out. Just so busy this time of year but I will get to it eventually. It seems to be much better than their old tile cleaner.

[mikesad]

We have tried the tile head on a few different surfaces, but even with turning the speed down and doing dry passes their seems to be extra moisture that you have to spend more time sucking up and drying, even with fans. I am Like the tool idea for around the shop and outdoor cement. Extra moisture can just be squeegeed away. I do love that it is effortless which makes it a lot easier on our bodies but oh the moisture.

[Briteway33]

I mention earlier on this topic, you will need to make a few more dry passes with new tile brush head but it does dry film free for me.