Last year we bought a Tornador to help clean the inside of our landscape and snow/salt trucks. Prior to the tool we never were able to get the interiors as clean, in large part because we didn't know how and we weren't willing to invest the time for the meager returns we were getting. Now with the Tornador, well the results are worth the investment.
After searching this forum, I have a few best practices questions.
1: Air quality: The biggest complaint by the guys is when the cleaning product atomizes it makes for less than desirable air quality, even with both truck doors open. What best practice suggestions do you have to limit the liquid from atomizing and improve air quality?
2: Product/Dilution: We are using the Jax Wax orange citrus as an all purpose cleaner. I believe they are recommending a pretty high concentration - how much is actually necessary to accomplish general cleaning? Other than this cleaning product, is there something we should consider instead?
3. Process: To clean our truck interiors, we begin by blowing out the inside of the truck with an air lance, wipe down heavily soiled areas with clean water/rag, and then we begin detailing the surfaces and crevices with the Tornador using a microfiber, switching between liquid and air, trying to minimize use of the liquid. Any other thoughts/suggestions?
Lastly - any training suggestions on what not to do or things to avoid when using the tool? We haven't encountered anything yet trying to use common sense, but I'd like to avoid mistakes if possible.
After searching this forum, I have a few best practices questions.
1: Air quality: The biggest complaint by the guys is when the cleaning product atomizes it makes for less than desirable air quality, even with both truck doors open. What best practice suggestions do you have to limit the liquid from atomizing and improve air quality?
2: Product/Dilution: We are using the Jax Wax orange citrus as an all purpose cleaner. I believe they are recommending a pretty high concentration - how much is actually necessary to accomplish general cleaning? Other than this cleaning product, is there something we should consider instead?
3. Process: To clean our truck interiors, we begin by blowing out the inside of the truck with an air lance, wipe down heavily soiled areas with clean water/rag, and then we begin detailing the surfaces and crevices with the Tornador using a microfiber, switching between liquid and air, trying to minimize use of the liquid. Any other thoughts/suggestions?
Lastly - any training suggestions on what not to do or things to avoid when using the tool? We haven't encountered anything yet trying to use common sense, but I'd like to avoid mistakes if possible.
