Which of these detail/ upholstery tools is the most comfortable to use?

[Mike Pailliotet]

C would be the most similar to the old Prochem cast tool and the new Mytee

B is most like the popular PMF tools.

I'm interested in your opinion the angle of the vacuum chamber.

Imagine the tool as if it had a hide-A-hose installed.

 

[icleancarpetz]

B when the need arises for spotting, stairs

Although not listed, for me sappire. Light weight easy to manuever.

 

[Cleanworks]

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C would be the most similar to the old Prochem cast tool and the new Mytee

B is most like the popular PMF tools.

I'm interested in your opinion the angle of the vacuum chamber.

Imagine the tool as if it had a hide-A-hose installed.

Mind you, I use the internal jet tool. Has a vacuum relief on it.

 

[KevinD]

I have a few versions of B but always remove the 12" leader hose with quick connect and put on a 15 footer on to get the disconnects out of the way for more comfort.

 

[Dwain Ray]

I have a clear plastic head version of B that has an internal solution jet and a adjustable continuous bypass as part of the valve. I don't use it much but i do find it quite comfortable when I do. I also have an attachment likeC i use it mostly for cleaning my vans carpet but my vote for most comfortable is B

 

[sthelenscarpetcleaner]

None of these are great for detailing upholstery, I don't know what ours is called, it looks like B but the nozzle is enclosed into the snout.

 

[Rob Grady]

Here is my set-up for my PMF handpieces. I have them in 2” 3” & 4” widths, all interchangeable with 1/8” stainless steel flow-thru quick connects . 6’ stainless whip hose covered with wireloom plastic protector. The blue covering is plastic hose.
This is the lightest and most manageable combination I could imagine.