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Hula couldn't tip bloom my nylon
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Seems very quiet.
Cute pup.
Cute pup.
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I’m so excited to see you testing out the equipment Mike! Love the puppy
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And Hula was helping greatly
And Hula was helping greatly
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oooh fook, I posted a draft...
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Nylon? That's renters grade poly.
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Pre-inspection, where is the black light???
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Looks good Mike. The soft blue microfiber bonnets are great for residential carpet & rugs, as your video shows. Tip blooming shouldn't be an issue with those bonnets.
You could run into a problem running an OP on a cheap renter's grade poly, especially with cotton blend bonnets or other bonnets that have more grip/bite on the carpet. But the blue MF bonnets will generally glide over most decent residential carpet without any problem.
You could run into a problem running an OP on a cheap renter's grade poly, especially with cotton blend bonnets or other bonnets that have more grip/bite on the carpet. But the blue MF bonnets will generally glide over most decent residential carpet without any problem.
