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Quick Clean Table Cleaner

Quick-Clean is a revolutionary new way to clean your pool and billiards table cloth in less than 60 seconds. This is a brushless, dry-foam cleaner that you simply spray on your table cloth and wipe off. Your table will look good as new and be ready to play immediately. Unlike other cleaning...
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If buy good quality brushes, and under rail brush.

Brushing works, plus it is good for burning calories.🤣
 
Brushes are great if you like chalk under the cloth. :ROFLMAO:
Been using Roombas for about a decade, no blue hand, no chalk under the cloth when it's time to replace it. Super easy to use.
 
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ANYONE HAVE EXPERIENCE USING THIS PRODUCT?
www.pooldawg.com

Quick Clean Table Cleaner

Quick-Clean is a revolutionary new way to clean your pool and billiards table cloth in less than 60 seconds. This is a brushless, dry-foam cleaner that you simply spray on your table cloth and wipe off. Your table will look good as new and be ready to play immediately. Unlike other cleaning...
www.pooldawg.com www.pooldawg.com
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Used it about 10 years ago. A little tricky to use. You have to stand at a side table and spray from one end of the table to the other. Sometimes you get a blob of foam on the cloth and it will stain for a day or two until it dries. It did seem to lift out chalk but I have to think a good vacuum is easier, probably works better and is cheaper.
 
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Sheldon said:
Been using Roombas for about a decade, no blue hand, no chalk under the cloth when it's time to replace it. Super easy to use.
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This is for rich yuppies with more money to spend, then common sense, because they have to be like Barbie, the b…. has everything.

Buy a good quality Brush, and Rail Brush, clean old school. You will be a better person for the effort of keeping tradition alive, plus BRUSHING WORK.

If you a pig you new cloth will look & be crap in a week because a Pool table is not also place to have a family celebration, or 1 year old birthday party.🤮
 
CocoboloCowboy said:
This is for rich yuppies with more money to spend, then common sense, because they have to be like Barbie, the b…. has everything.

Buy a good quality Brush, and Rail Brush, clean old school. You will be a better person for the effort of keeping tradition alive, plus BRUSHING WORK.

If you a pig you new cloth will look & be crap in a week because a Pool table is not also place to have a family celebration, or 1 year old birthday party.🤮
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All brushing does is move the chalk dust around and get it under the cloth. Vacuuming is the best way to clean the table. I use a shop vac with a 15" horse hair attachment. The table stays very clean with almost no blueing on my bridge hand.
 
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rexus31 said:
All brushing does is more the chalk dust around and getting it under the cloth. Vacuuming is the best way to clean the table. I use a shop vac with a 15" horse hair attachment. The table stays very clean with almost no blueing on my bridge hand.
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So how come we brushed right way long before vaccune cleaners were around to do a pool table with ease.
 
rexus31 said:
Just because you used to do it one way years ago doesn't mean there aren't better methods. Do you still use a washboard to clean your clothes?
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Point is you can clean, remove chalk dust without robot, or electric vaccum mochine.

Don’t thing old school work👍, but I do understand lss add bot saving devices if you rich.

You know some rich people hire service’s to put up Christmas decorations in and outside house. Then when Christmas passed, the return everything to normal.
 
CocoboloCowboy said:
Point is you can clean, remove chalk dust without robot, or electric vaccum mochine.

Don’t thing old school work👍, but I do understand lss add bot saving devices if you rich.
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Financial situation has nothing to do with it. I'd wager near every household in American has a vacuum. I don't use a vacuum bot on my table. I don't think the rotating brush is good for the cloth but how can you argue brushing is better than vacuuming when it isn't. You're just arguing for the sake of arguing.

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You know some rich people hire service’s to put up Christmas decorations in and outside house. Then when Christmas passed, the return everything to normal.
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Not sure what this has to do with vacuuming or brushing, but okay. Ever think people don't own a ladder or are fearful of injury from falling? Our neighbor across the street uses one of these services. I certainly wouldn't classify her as "rich". She is a single mom with two 12-13 year old boys. She and her sons are far from DIY'ers so does that mean they can't participate in Christmas because they don't have the ability to hang lights? Gimme a break.

realkingcobra said:
You just answered your own question! Do you sweep your carpet, or vacuum it?
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Exactly!
 
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I've bought at least a dozen Roombas from eBay and Craigslist for an average of around $100 each. Quite a small investment for something that works as well as it does. (y)
Makes the cloth and balls last longer, less mess on your hands, and saves TIME. Your most precious commodity. ;)
 
CocoboloCowboy said:
This is for rich yuppies with more money to spend, then common sense, because they have to be like Barbie, the b…. has everything.

Buy a good quality Brush, and Rail Brush, clean old school. You will be a better person for the effort of keeping tradition alive, plus BRUSHING WORK.

If you a pig you new cloth will look & be crap in a week because a Pool table is not also place to have a family celebration, or 1 year old birthday party.🤮
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First, why are you cutting people up who use vacuums?

Second, The last sentence is hardly readable and makes no sense.

Third and finally, from a table mechanic, "brushes" are for large stuff... Vacuuming is actually the best method for getting chalk out of the cloth. When you "brush" it in, you are literally pushing it into the cloth...

Thanks, but no thanks for your advice on this one and I suggest others that want a really clean table, ignore what you wrote. Have a nice day!

TFT
 
trentfromtoledo said:
First, why are you cutting people up who use vacuums?

Second, The last sentence is hardly readable and makes no sense.

Third and finally, from a table mechanic, "brushes" are for large stuff... Vacuuming is actually the best method for getting chalk out of the cloth. When you "brush" it in, you are literally pushing it into the cloth...

Thanks, but no thanks for your advice on this one and I suggest others that want a really clean table, ignore what you wrote. Have a nice day!

TFT
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Cutting no one just saying why invest money in vacuum system to do one or two tables, when brushes work❓

Maybe if you had commercial room with 10 or more tables the vaccume system would be cost saving measure. Plus be more effective then marginal help who does not see table or cloth cleaning as important job.

BTW how thick skin, and work on being inoffensive.

I stated my flipping opinion.🤣
 
CocoboloCowboy said:
Cutting no one just saying why invest money in vacuum system to do one or two tables, when brushes work❓

Maybe if you had commercial room with 10 or more tables the vaccume system would be cost saving measure. Plus be more effective then marginal help who does not see table or cloth cleaning as important job.

BTW how thick skin, and work on being inoffensive.

I stated my flipping opinion.🤣
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Advice on how to best clean a pool table, coming from someone who don't own a pool table is backasswards if you want to know the truth.
 
This is what it looks like for ONE table, brushing the cloth only to clean it, after only 1 year of play on it.
 

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