PS Spotter Portable Carpet Extractor w/ Hose & Hand Tool - 3.5 GAL Solution / 4 GAL Recovery - 55 PSI, 1.2 HP BE_General - Chemical - Wipes Q: Is this brush easy

Name: PS Spotter Portable Carpet Extractor w/ Hose & Hand Tool - 3.5 GAL Solution / 4 GAL Recovery - 55 PSI, 1.2 HP BE_General - Chemical - Wipes Q: Is this brush easy
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 3604466554
Price: 499.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3348 (26 reviews)

PS Spotter Portable Carpet Extractor w/ Hose & Hand Tool - 3.5 GAL Solution / 4 GAL Recovery - 55 PSI, 1.2 HP BE_General - Chemical - Wipes Q: Is this brush easy

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PS Spotter Portable Carpet Extractor w Hose & Hand Tool 3.5 GAL Solution 4 GAL Recovery 55 PSI, 1.2 HP BE_General Chemical Wipes Q: Is this brush easy Q: Is this brush easy to install Compact ride on design reduces operator fatigue while covering large areas quickly PS Spotter Portable Carpet Extractor w Hose & Hand Tool Manufacturer #: 98220

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