New Clear Extraction Upholstery Tool Review

New Clear Extraction Upholstery Tool Review #ExtractorNozzle #ExtractorWand
In this video, we review a new extractor head that has the water injection tip inside the clear plastic head vacuum nozzle.
It's designed for upholstery and keeps the water contained so it doesn't overspray and make a mess.
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[@donkeydiehard879]

I have converted my shop vac into an extractor using garden hose/sink connector to an air compressor line for water line. Then shop vac line for suction. I was using the mytee head with external spray but it is both messy and hard to find. My question with these internal spray type extractor heads is: without the pump of an extractor, would the water pressure be enough or would the vacuum suck it up before it got to the carpet? Going from a garden hose/sink to a 3/8 inch air hose, through a 1/4 fitting and to a tiny spray nozzle naturally creates pressure but wasn't sure if it'd be enough. Not sure if you'd know. I may just purchase it and find out but thought I'd ask first.

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi. That’s a good question. I’m actually not sure because I have never used it that way. The pressure from the machine is around 90psi or so and it’s increased by the tip of the nozzle. But honestly, I have know idea. Sorry. Hopefully someone else can answer this question. I’ll pin it.

[@ssclassof2000]

I've been wondering the same thing about garden hose pressure . Phil do you still recommend this upholstery tool after using it a while? It looked like on some of the more recent extractions you were using a different one.

[@petergolfer9102]

Internal jets are the best. No overspray no mess.

[@MirandaDetailing]

Totally!

[@anthonyparker7381]

I was blessed to buy a ninja 500 with heat for just 200.00 dollars but the 25 foot water line was clogged with rust so I order a new line I'm in the market for a good hand held wand

[@sam3d]

this tool is the best kept secret in the industry... way better than the overpriced "dry" tools some comapnies sell, this works the same way at a fraction of the cost.

[@MirandaDetailing]

It really is awesome!! Thanks for sharing

[@ssclassof2000]

Do you still mainly use this internal sprayer? I'm thinking of getting one but I'll be using garden hose supply so I'm not sure if it would work good enough.

[@MirandaDetailing]

It depends actually. In some fabric seats I will use this head, but for regular carpets I just use the stock metal head.

[@buffboyzauto]

Do you still use this ? How’s it holding up ? Thinking about getting this to replace my current wand on my Mytee HP60

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi. Yes I do. Still use it and it works great.

[@14ma99]

Can I connect the connector to a water tank or would it need to be connected to a pressure washer ?

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi. This is a wand trot the Myteelite extractor machines. I have seen Detailers use attachments that can connect to a garden hose however I haven’t tried that because I use my Myteelite.

[@michaeljackson6507]

Hey I wish I had that part for my bissell extractor

[@2268up]

I have the head just need the sprayer to attach to it. Would you happen to know what's the name of the sprayer so I can order just that part? Thanks in advance

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi. So the nozzle I show is an all in one piece with the spray tip inserted in the nozzle. There are other spray tips you can get but they don’t go inside the clear nozzle.

[@2268up]

@@MirandaDetailing thanks for the response. I'm looking for one that I can attach to my clear head. I just need something to be able to spray. I don't mind it being on the outside of the nozzle

[@MirandaDetailing]

Sometimes buying separate parts is difficult. You can buy the whole nozzle here amzn.to/3u7npnZ

[@2268up]

@@MirandaDetailing I agree. I may just buy the one you sent and change the spray tip

[@fensterputzer-nürnberg]

Thanks Buddy... do you thnk that would work well with 290 PSI ?

[@mariomejia1375]

Great video as always. I recently bought a mytee lite 8070 extractor. Do you know how many wats a generator needs to be able to run this machine? I have a 1300 watt generator but I'm not sure of that's enough to run the Machine.

[@MirandaDetailing]

Thanks. It takes a lot of power. Not sure exactly how many watts but we use a 3700 running watt generator and it’s fine.

[@rene5313]

Mario Mejia Be sure that your outlet plugs on your generator are 20 amps or more. if not you will constantly trip the breaker on your generator. I'm using a 9000 watt generator to run my mytee 8070 lite. I believe the 8070 machine is at 19 amps thats why im using a 9000 watt start watts with 7350 running watts. It's been running like a champ. All those things are important to look at I've had to learn the hard way. I've been detailing for 11 years now and when your at a job and shampooing seats it's tough to get done with the breaker tripping. Its better to use a regular plug in a home or building but if your mobile it's best to get a bigger generator. I may be wrong but the generator you have may work for awhile with it running but eventually it will ware down fast because of overload. But hey try it!

[@johngatland]

Hi Phil, Google "Numatic fishtail complete, it will fit 32mm hose, the only thing you will have to source is the fluid union, male and female, I have been using Numatic vacs and extraction machines for the past thirty years and spares are available in UK, I think the Fishtail complete with trigger assy is around £30.

[@MirandaDetailing]

That’s cool! Thanks for the info I’ll check it out.

[@AngelGuzman-ij7pl]

Did left a link to where to buy this unit

[@MirandaDetailing]

Unfortunately I can’t find it anymore. Seems like they stopped making them.

[@bigstick346]

I'm trying to figure out, and u didn't tell us, where r u getting the water supply from? And how did u hook it up?

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi. So I have a myteelite 8070 hot water extractor. It just hooks up to that Some hose size and quick connect for the water line. Many of them are universal fit.

[@bigstick346]

@@MirandaDetailing so what if you don't have a mity extractor?

[@MirandaDetailing]

You would have to build a DIY extractor with a Shop Vac like this kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXe7gqmQftieoMk kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpPSmmeDbJdmnck kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWLMpnqrqMepbsU

[@jashumz]

Where can i buy exactly the piece which u holdinh in ur video

[@MirandaDetailing]

I actually think they stopped making these. I have been trying to find them again to send links to people 😫. Not sure why

[@bojanautocare8260]

Can you attach this to a wet/dry shop vac? im not currently able to buy a proper extractor

[@MirandaDetailing]

You can probably attach it to the hose but if you don’t have a water line it’s useless. These are designed for hot water extractors.

[@bojanautocare8260]

@@MirandaDetailing Alright thanks

[@josephyoung6939]

What was that upholstery tools that you use that sprays the solution on inside of the upholstery tool

[@MirandaDetailing]

The link is the description but I think it sold out. Not sure if they will be making more. I haven’t seen any in a while.

[@MirandaDetailing]

Found that Amazon is selling them again amzn.to/37jjeL7

[@rodneyjohnson2064]

which extractor do you have need to invest in one

[@MirandaDetailing]

I use the older edition of the Myteelite 8070. They since upgraded. Here’s a link. amzn.to/2RrKsrB

[@rodneyjohnson2064]

@@MirandaDetailing ok thanks i have been running into sticky dashboards you have any idea how clean them i have tried alcohol

[@MirandaDetailing]

It all depends on what’s on the surface. Sometimes it’s the plastics degrading and there is nothing that can be done😕

[@flipitforward89]

So for serious hobbiest or car flippers (not professional detailers) what is needed to perform this type if cleaning (extraction? I believe it is referred to as) . I noticed in the demo, you used a Torador type of device- and that is connected to a compressor I assume, yet you mentioned a “pump” of some kind? Yikes, what is a minimum setup one would need to do occasional cleaning of seats, carpets and door panels? Thankful for any advice.

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi! Thanks for reaching out! I know!! We have lots of equipment and products for our business. But it’s totally overkill for a weekend warrior or Prosumer detailer. The Bissell heated Pro extractor is a great choice for deep cleaning carpets and cloth seats. And certainly having a small air compressor makes a big difference. Good brushes for nooks and tight spots are also cheap and very useful. If you already have a good wet dry shop vac that’s also a must. A good steamer is the McCulloch brand. Affordable and they work well. The tornador tool is OK but I actually don’t use it as much as other guys. You c cc’d an totally get away with a lot less but those a few essentials.

[@flipitforward89]

@@MirandaDetailing Thank you for your quick and helpful response. I am familiar with those products and some have been recommended by others in your industry so it seems like a viable and affordable alternative to some of these more professional use tools. Again- many thanks!

[@antoniobonner8048]

Can I hook a wand to a upholstery extractor?

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi. You mean like a pressure washer wand? I’m if so no, it’s not the same quick connect system

[@antoniobonner8048]

@@MirandaDetailing Ok. So a upholstery extract is only made for upholstery tools only.

[@MirandaDetailing]

Yes correct.

[@antoniobonner8048]

@@MirandaDetailing Ok. So if I buy a Mytee extraction and replace the wand that come with the extraction for a TMF wand would I still have good performance?

[@MirandaDetailing]

I don’t know honestly because I have never used a TMF wand before.

[@koioo2]

mi only statement with plastic gotta be careful in the heat be weaker and sometimes we throw it down certain objects and plastic can be damaged.

[@MirandaDetailing]

Thanks. Yes definitely be careful with dropping it. But the heat is not as substantial..the plastic is very thick and rugged. 😎👍🏼

[@goldenbear31]

Hi Phil, Good video. Could you send me a link on a good affordable machine to attach this tool to?

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi. It attaches to the Myteelite machines. bit.ly/3wpKqSy

[@codenamethecleaner7519]

Can’t find the link anywhere

[@MirandaDetailing]

They have sold out for now. I can’t find any links to it now 😫

[@lukehall3487]

I would love to see some eBay links too!

[@MirandaDetailing]

Good idea. I use amazon mostly because they usually have better prices but I do purchase stuff of eBay also. I’ll do that! Great tip!!

[@detailgeek3059]

Good tool

[@MirandaDetailing]

It’s great!

[@jonathanruiz1543]

Where is the link? You have so many links

[@MirandaDetailing]

If you visit our products and tools page on our website at mirandadetailing.com you can tons of pictures that you can click on and it brings you to amazon. Here is the link. amzn.to/2Umb6Rn

[@75folarin]

great tool u got pls can i contact u if i want to buy one

[@MirandaDetailing]

Hi. Sure thing. You can visit our PRODUCTS page on our website also, we have a link to amazon to buy it and it’s $79 right now!!

[@DB-dv3gk]

I don’t get why you can’t just spray water from a sprayer bottle and just use the extractor head to extract the liquid

[@MirandaDetailing]

You could if you wanted. It’s simply not efficient. But give it try and let me know how it works.

[@DB-dv3gk]

@@MirandaDetailing hi, I guess but it saves having to do all that setup and get water etc when you could just buy a £30 clear extractor head in my opinion

[@MirandaDetailing]

🤔 this is also a hot water extractor. The water is super hot when it hits the carpets and that action along with this style head cleans very effectively and efficiently. As Detailers it’s best to have the right tools to make things easier and achieve better results. But it’s totally up to you. You can definitely use your method if you want.

[@DB-dv3gk]

@@MirandaDetailing thanks for the response I appreciate it most don’t reply 😄 i’m starting my own setup soon but wanted to find a way to have a wet dry van and extractor all in one but struggling to find an adequate way to do it all

[@MirandaDetailing]

@@DB-dv3gk you’re welcome. If you have steamer that would work better than just using a spray bottle. You need that heat to clean well. Also switching back and forth between wet and dry using a shop vac is a pain. Very inefficient.

[@vitalichumuchkin4271]

Привет. Хорошее видео. Я тоже хочу себе купить. Живу в России. Не покупал на американских сайтах. Можете мне помочь с покупкам этих товаров с доставкой в Россию.?

[@MirandaDetailing]

Sorry I don’t know how to ship things to Russia.