Best Vacuum Model For Pool Tables
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JoeyA,
We like the hand help shark for our tables. It has the power to get all the fuzzies up and does not grap or scare the felt. A really good choice in my opinion.
Thanx,
Jim
We like the hand help shark for our tables. It has the power to get all the fuzzies up and does not grap or scare the felt. A really good choice in my opinion.
Thanx,
Jim
J&D CUSTOMS said:
I burned up the motor on the shark within a couple months. Then I bought the dirt devil (recommended by others on the main forum) and felt the brushes were too hard on the cloth. I used the roomba which was cool, I'd put it on the table and turn it loose. But it is not designed to continuously bump into the rails and I ended up breaking that, had it repaired and broke it again.
Now I use an upright bissel, with a long hose and an attachments. It is bagless and I keep the filters clean. It seems to work really well.
Tracy
Purdman,
It is the corded model that has a small handle to be used as an upright for those quick pick ups. We have had good luck with it.
Thanx,
Jim
It is the corded model that has a small handle to be used as an upright for those quick pick ups. We have had good luck with it.
Thanx,
Jim
JoeyA said:
Joey, I purchased a Kirby, the thing will suck a Golf Ball through a Garden Hose or even Spaghetti through a screen door
. With all the attachments you can get into every crack and crevasse, IE under the rails, in the pockets and any other cleaning you need to accomplish. I also purchased a separate non-rotating brush attachment just for my tables, to stop any dirt from the floors being brought up onto the cloth.
Kerby's while expensive, have a life time guaranty, so to buy one, is one shot one kill.
Seriously though these are really great machines, with all the suction they really deep clean and remove the finest chalk in the cloth.
Table Vacuum
At my pool room I use the cordless shark vac with a home made brush attachment i made out of used vac parts. I use it daily and then once or twice a week i use a garage vac i bought. it has a long enough hose to do all 8 tables, around the chairs, ashtrays etc.
I have it mounted on a two wheeled push cart for mobility if needed.
I can vacuum my car from the back door, cool.
JoeyA said:
At my pool room I use the cordless shark vac with a home made brush attachment i made out of used vac parts. I use it daily and then once or twice a week i use a garage vac i bought. it has a long enough hose to do all 8 tables, around the chairs, ashtrays etc.
I have it mounted on a two wheeled push cart for mobility if needed.
I can vacuum my car from the back door, cool.
Table Vacs
I have tryed just about Every Brand of Vac out there and found what i think is the best for getting the job done.
All 48 tables get done with:
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View attachment 36348 I have Brushes For sale.
the Eureka Boss series Vacs with a special brush attachment with Notched bristles ideal for Pool Tables.
Its made from nonmarking Rubber and gets under the rails and we have used this setup for over 10 years.
All The Floors over 20,000 SF get done with Oreck Vacs:
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View attachment 36349Weighs only 8 lbs.
The Oreck XL2000RH & The Oreck ComVac
The Com Vac has Grooming chevron brush
Floating brush barrier
Balanced extruded brush roller
Rugged 360° front swivel wheels for short turning radius
5-position height adjustment
Cord wrap
Fold-down handle
Dust retentive felt, heavy-duty outer filter
Welded steel frame in structural foam housing
Industrial quality universal motor with cast metal fan
Protective wrap-around bumper guards
Top-Fill system eliminates clogging
I have tryed just about Every Brand of Vac out there and found what i think is the best for getting the job done.
All 48 tables get done with:
View attachment 36347
View attachment 36348 I have Brushes For sale.
the Eureka Boss series Vacs with a special brush attachment with Notched bristles ideal for Pool Tables.
Its made from nonmarking Rubber and gets under the rails and we have used this setup for over 10 years.
All The Floors over 20,000 SF get done with Oreck Vacs:
View attachment 3635028" Wide ComVac
View attachment 36349Weighs only 8 lbs.
The Oreck XL2000RH & The Oreck ComVac
The Com Vac has Grooming chevron brush
Floating brush barrier
Balanced extruded brush roller
Rugged 360° front swivel wheels for short turning radius
5-position height adjustment
Cord wrap
Fold-down handle
Dust retentive felt, heavy-duty outer filter
Welded steel frame in structural foam housing
Industrial quality universal motor with cast metal fan
Protective wrap-around bumper guards
Top-Fill system eliminates clogging
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manwon said:Joey, I purchased a Kirby, the thing will suck a Golf Ball through a Garden Hose or even Spaghetti through a screen door
I also purchased a separate non-rotating brush attachment just for my tables, to stop any dirt from the floors being brought up onto the cloth.
Kerby's while expensive, have a life time guaranty, so to buy one, is one shot one kill.
Seriously though these are really great machines, with all the suction they really deep clean and remove the finest chalk in the cloth.
Which model Kirby do you use?
Thanks,
JoeyA
JoeyA said:
I have used the Kirby Generation G3 & G4 Uprites.
To heavy and messy to change bags.
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I also had the Rainbow Vacuum system.
This uses water in the tank and no bags not good for Pool Rooms.
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Pro-Team Quarter Vac (it is a back pack model). with a 100 ft extension cord and a couple of attachments i can do 20 pool tables, under chairs, and spot vac 6000 square feet in about 20 minutes. also good for cigarette butts on the parking lot. i gave $600 (i think) about 14 years ago. we have burned up 3 or 4 motors and several switches. i would definitely buy another one if this one were no longer serviceable.
Mark Smith
Mark Smith Custom Cues / Beezers Fine Billiards
Russellville, Arkansas 479-970-0056
Mark Smith
Mark Smith Custom Cues / Beezers Fine Billiards
Russellville, Arkansas 479-970-0056
Dirt Devil
I had purchase a Dirt Devil Hand Vac(corded) and I did not like it at all. I too thought the brushes were to harsh. However, I swiped my wife's Dirt Devil "Can Vac" (which is a pig style vac) that has a hose and brush attachment that works great. I can't find another one though. If anyone knows were I can get one please share the love. It may save my marriage .
Ray
poolhall maven said:
I had purchase a Dirt Devil Hand Vac(corded) and I did not like it at all. I too thought the brushes were to harsh. However, I swiped my wife's Dirt Devil "Can Vac" (which is a pig style vac) that has a hose and brush attachment that works great. I can't find another one though. If anyone knows were I can get one please share the love.
It may save my marriage .Ray