why would ANY room owner not let you vac a dirty table?? other than maybe embarrassing their lazy asses.you may ask the owner of the tables what they will allow you to do on them, if anything
I would complain to the owner/manager and look for another Poolroom to play at if they don’t comply to make an attempt to clean their tables.Does anyone use a cordless vacuum on their table or recommend one? Local room has filthy tables and I’d to clean the table before I play. Thanks
maybe because customers have no right to do anything with the tables except play pool on them, you can go play somewhere else if you don't like the tableswhy would ANY room owner not let you vac a dirty table?? other than maybe embarrassing their lazy asses.
Roger that! If I own the tables I would much prefer customers not try to maintain my tables. If there is a problem with a table I would like them to tell me and I’ll take care of it.maybe because customers have no right to do anything with the tables except play pool on them, you can go play somewhere else if you don't like the tables
That may be true for an owner / management that truly cares about keeping up their tables and cares about their customers having properly maintained tables, but clearly that is not the case here.maybe because customers have no right to do anything with the tables except play pool on them, you can go play somewhere else if you don't like the tables
Matchups on Ft. Collins uses a roomba??. Round rechargeable vacuum does it on it's own bouncing off the cushions.Does anyone use a cordless vacuum on their table or recommend one? Local room has filthy tables and I’d to clean the table before I play. Thanks
They have a couple of them but they never charge them or use themMatchups on Ft. Collins uses a roomba??. Round rechargeable vacuum does it on it's own bouncing off the cushions.
There is absolutely no excuse that any poolroom that charges customers to play on their tables can’t spend 2-3 minutes per table every few days to keep their tables wiped down and vacuumed.They have a couple of them but they never charge them or use them
I have one at my home that I use on a billiard table. Rechargeable, I put it on the table and let’er go.Matchups on Ft. Collins uses a roomba??. Round rechargeable vacuum does it on it's own bouncing off the cushions.
Quality of the vacuum is in question as well. The nozzle could easily be dirty or somehow contaminated. Also the sudden noise can cause costly errors elsewhere in the room. One more caution, if the table is really dirty, vacuuming it will leave the sticky cloth with no lubricating layer of dust.Roger that! If I own the tables I would much prefer customers not try to maintain my tables. If there is a problem with a table I would like them to tell me and I’ll take care of it.
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When I was shopping for a corded vacuum for my table about 10 years ago, I bought 3 different brands to try. One was horrible. It was unbalanced and loud as hell. The second was ok. The third was much higher quality and was smoothest and much quieter.