Has Anyone Ever Seen This?

As a room owner, to get a bunch of filth out, I'd soak a table with Simonis. Scrub it with a spray foam cleaner. If you wet only one area it leave a ring where it meets the dry area. I'd vacuum off all the water I could. Sometimes put a fan on it to dry quicker.

The cloth would dry a but lighter. I was always careful not to scrub too much and unravel the worsted (spun) wool cloth because it will play slower.
 
Just thinking out loud here but wouldn't you think pouring water on the top of the table is going to wash the chalk dust thru the cloth for to lay between the cloth and slate? From there I would think it would dry up in large chunks.
 
There was a previous thread about this but I can't find it right now. As I recall, it was a different video, and did not have the synthesized, bouncy announcer noise. Also, they said "tens of thousands of dollars" for the table value. Maybe those are Zimbabwe dollars.

Here's a related product video:

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Lordy! I just did a Youtube search on "cleaning pool table" and got a bunch of videos like this. It seems to be an epidemic. This one claims it's absolutely standard tournament practice. This video has 3 million views, so it's made several thousand dollars for the parasite who patched it together from other videos.

 
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There was a previous thread about this but I can't find it right now. As I recall, it was a different video, and did not have the synthesized, bouncy announcer noise. Also, they said "tens of thousands of dollars" for the table value. Maybe those are Zimbabwe dollars.

Here's a related product video:

Edit:

Lordy! I just did a Youtube search on "cleaning pool table" and got a bunch of videos like this. It seems to be an epidemic. This one claims it's absolutely standard tournament practice. This video has 3 million views, so it's made several thousand dollars for the parasite who patched it together from other videos.

That's pretty much what I thought, an expensive system that is literally worthless and can possibly ruin your table. That "ironing machine" must cost quite a few renminbi...And, so far, no one here has ever seen it being used anywhere. Thanks.
 
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