Unijet #11001 Stainless Steel Spray Jet Tip for Carpet Extractor Wands
This stainless steel jet tip is meant specifically for our 500 PSI wand that goes along with our 500 PSI carpet cleaning machine. These jet tips, also called tee jets, should be changed out every year as a routine maintenance item. Change outs should occur more frequently with heavy usage. If they are not replaced routinely, the holes can widen themselves out, releasing more water on the ground. This not only will allow more water to flow through, but it will also cause a loss of pressure and heat, plus it can cause uneven cleaning and streaking.
If your tips become clogged before they're due to replaced, remove them from the wand and rinse them in a vinegar bath to help break down any deposits in the jet. You may also need to clean out the check valves w/ strainers, which can be found in our drag wand jets & parts section.
If your tips become clogged before they're due to replaced, remove them from the wand and rinse them in a vinegar bath to help break down any deposits in the jet. You may also need to clean out the check valves w/ strainers, which can be found in our drag wand jets & parts section.
$23.99
Unijet #11001 Stainless Steel Spray Jet Tip for Carpet Extractor Wands—
$23.99
Description
This stainless steel jet tip is meant specifically for our 500 PSI wand that goes along with our 500 PSI carpet cleaning machine. These jet tips, also called tee jets, should be changed out every year as a routine maintenance item. Change outs should occur more frequently with heavy usage. If they are not replaced routinely, the holes can widen themselves out, releasing more water on the ground. This not only will allow more water to flow through, but it will also cause a loss of pressure and heat, plus it can cause uneven cleaning and streaking.
If your tips become clogged before they're due to replaced, remove them from the wand and rinse them in a vinegar bath to help break down any deposits in the jet. You may also need to clean out the check valves w/ strainers, which can be found in our drag wand jets & parts section.
If your tips become clogged before they're due to replaced, remove them from the wand and rinse them in a vinegar bath to help break down any deposits in the jet. You may also need to clean out the check valves w/ strainers, which can be found in our drag wand jets & parts section.
