My son bought a diamond table but no ball cleaner. I saw the Bloodworth model at the expo and like the design so I bought one and gave the Diamond to my son. I like the Bloodworth its quiet, well balanced and might do/does a better job on the balls. I'd be happy with either though.What led you to get the Bludworth and get rid of the diamond? You are the first I have ever heard with a Diamond who left the cult!
BLUDWORTH vs DIAMOND vs BALLSTAR BALL CLEANERS
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Thank you all for the many suggestions and thoughts on this thread. I restarted this thread after several years of dormancy to help me decide on a cleaner. As most of you probably know now, I bought the Clean Gleem because Diamond and Ballstar were both 3 to 4 months out in wait time and I had decided against a Bludworth. I have no way on earth to compare the CG to a Diamond or Bludworth side by side. I wish some Youtube person would do that. I am very happy with my purchase.
The NEXT question is, based on Glen's constant insistence that Aramith cleaner not be used in ANY machine is, WHICH CLEANER to use? I have been using the mixture of 1 TBSP of Aramith Cleaner to 1 cup of 91% Isopropyl alcohol in a spray bottle. It seems to work fine, but long term, I don't know.
The NEXT question is, based on Glen's constant insistence that Aramith cleaner not be used in ANY machine is, WHICH CLEANER to use? I have been using the mixture of 1 TBSP of Aramith Cleaner to 1 cup of 91% Isopropyl alcohol in a spray bottle. It seems to work fine, but long term, I don't know.
I've used the Tiger Products ball cleaner for a few years and like it. It is liquid in form so I put it in an old spray bottle and squirt a little on the balls as they are spinning in the machine. A little goes a long way. On your machine, you probably only need to apply a small amount to one row of balls. Once the product get on the carpet it will distribute to the other side. I buy the gallon size but they don't advertise that on their website.