Enforcer Carpet Cleaning Machine | 600 psi Pump | 2 x Std 3 Stage 5.7" PERFORMANCE Vacs tile & grout tool clean regularly with Prochem Stone PC10449

Name: Enforcer Carpet Cleaning Machine | 600 psi Pump | 2 x Std 3 Stage 5.7" PERFORMANCE Vacs tile & grout tool clean regularly with Prochem Stone PC10449
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 47140222849
Price: 1765.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5859000000000005 (8 reviews)

SKU 47140222849 · ★ 4.6

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Enforcer Carpet Cleaning Machine 600 psi Pump 2 x Std 3 Stage 5.7" PERFORMANCE Vacs tile & grout tool clean regularly with Prochem Stone PC10449 clean regularly with Prochem Stone & Tile Cleaner R606 5 Ltr or a neutral detergent take a look at Ashbys Hard Floor Tile & Grout Cleaning Wand with Adjustable Grab Handle PC4881 Provides suction vacuum to recover soilage from the item being cleaned These vacuum motors have fully replaceable carbon vac brushes and patented air seal to resist damp air and provide maximum lifespan

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