No, I got one but hardly ever use it. After vacuuming our tables, the only thing the X-1 will basically do is if you run nice even lines up and down your table with it, you'll see the lines, kind of like a freshly cut golf green. In no way will using the X-1 replace the need to vacuum all the chalk dust and other dust off your table. It just might be a little easier to use if you don't have the time to get out and use the shop vac, but it won't do as good a job as the shop vac.Has anyone used this product? Simonis-x-1-pool-table-cloth-cleaner. Is it worth it?
Has anyone used this product? Simonis-x-1-pool-table-cloth-cleaner. Is it worth it?
We use a 2.5 gallon, 2.5 horsepower small shopvac ($30), with some 6" shoe brush attachments ($11 each), to go with it - will do a great job! That's what we use for our pool tables in here, and we have as many shopvac brushes as we have tables, so that we can start with a clean brush on every table. It takes no more than 30 minutes to do 10 tables, and another 15 minutes to completely clean out and hot soak the 10 brushes before starting.I got one and it is one of the items I wasted money on. Later I found this small vacuum cleaner with a 6m (~20 ft) cord, a couple of brushes for about 1/3 of the price:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/CLATRONIC-...222485&hash=item35e242be6d:g:2LwAAOSwyW5a-p-M
Works a lot better in actually the same or less time. Stays plugged in the wall socket in the pool room. I am sure you can find different models which work just as good. Don't take one running on battery since those rechargeable batteries usually don't last more than a year or so. Also, take one with a long power cord. Doesn't take up a lot more room than the Simonis.
Has anyone used this product? Simonis-x-1-pool-table-cloth-cleaner. Is it worth it?
thanks for the closure to the thread
lots of times you never know if the op read his thread or not
No. I bought one and sold it at a loss. Vacuum and microfiber cloth does better. It is basically just a microfiber rag with a handle