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Post# 261500   1/1/2014 at 20:09 (3,739 days old) by TASE (Colorado)   |   | |
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Post# 261501 , Reply# 1   1/1/2014 at 20:12 (3,739 days old) by TASE (Colorado)   |   | |
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Post# 261503 , Reply# 2   1/1/2014 at 20:14 (3,739 days old) by TASE (Colorado)   |   | |
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Post# 261504 , Reply# 3   1/1/2014 at 20:19 (3,739 days old) by TASE (Colorado)   |   | |
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Post# 261505 , Reply# 4   1/1/2014 at 20:24 (3,739 days old) by TASE (Colorado)   |   | |
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Post# 261506 , Reply# 5   1/1/2014 at 20:25 (3,739 days old) by TASE (Colorado)   |   | |
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Post# 261508 , Reply# 6   1/1/2014 at 20:27 (3,739 days old) by TASE (Colorado)   |   | |
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Post# 261509 , Reply# 7   1/1/2014 at 20:28 (3,739 days old) by TASE (Colorado)   |   | |
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Post# 261510 , Reply# 8   1/1/2014 at 20:29 (3,739 days old) by TASE (Colorado)   |   | |
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Post# 261513 , Reply# 9   1/1/2014 at 20:37 (3,739 days old) by BrianKirbyClass (Eudora Kansas)   |   | |
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No, those are the Rug Protector Pads, used for putting underneath the legs of furniture, ect that could rust, or corrode when comming in contact with the damp carpet.
Back in the days when the Rug Renovator System was new, many households had large, heavy pieces of furniture that couldnt be moved off the thick, heavy (often times deep shag) carpet, so you would put these pads under the legs of said furniture and work around it. These pads would hopefully catch any moisture so that the metal furniture legs wouldnt cause a rust spot on the carpet, if the legs should get damp. |
Post# 261514 , Reply# 10   1/1/2014 at 20:37 (3,739 days old) by TASE (Colorado)   |   | |
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Post# 261515 , Reply# 11   1/1/2014 at 20:38 (3,739 days old) by BrianKirbyClass (Eudora Kansas)   |   | |
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Post# 261516 , Reply# 12   1/1/2014 at 20:40 (3,739 days old) by BrianKirbyClass (Eudora Kansas)   |   | |
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Post# 261517 , Reply# 13   1/1/2014 at 20:45 (3,739 days old) by TASE (Colorado)   |   | |
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Post# 261519 , Reply# 14   1/1/2014 at 20:49 (3,739 days old) by TASE (Colorado)   |   | |
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I won't be putting anything in the bottle. It was empty to begin with. However, it doesn't have any cracks and acts like a normal bottle. Pretty well protected.
It's a very interesting haul... Including since Kirby Classics, Omegas, IIIs, and Traditions are extremely hard to find around here. I figured the formula is the same or close. I've always wanted a rug renovator for my Classic III and this is probably as close as I'm going to get for a while. Thanks for all the information Brian. I'm not very good with knowledge of the pre-Generation series machines. |
Post# 261527 , Reply# 15   1/1/2014 at 21:05 (3,739 days old) by fairfax88 (Orlando, FL)   |   | |
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that rug renovator will NOT fit on your Classic 3. ~David |
Post# 261529 , Reply# 16   1/1/2014 at 21:09 (3,739 days old) by KirbyClassicIII (Milwaukie, Oregon)   |   | |
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Post# 261531 , Reply# 17   1/1/2014 at 21:13 (3,739 days old) by BrianKirbyClass (Eudora Kansas)   |   | |
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Post# 261532 , Reply# 18   1/1/2014 at 21:48 (3,739 days old) by TASE (Colorado)   |   | |
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Post# 261536 , Reply# 19   1/1/2014 at 22:59 (3,739 days old) by KirbyClassicIII (Milwaukie, Oregon)   |   | |
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Post# 261537 , Reply# 20   1/1/2014 at 23:06 (3,739 days old) by TASE (Colorado)   |   | |
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Post# 261539 , Reply# 21   1/1/2014 at 23:18 (3,739 days old) by super-sweeper (KSSRC Refurbishment Center)   |   | |
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I did this years back on a Classic III that the speed switch was falling apart on:
Take a zip tie, and CAREFULLY tie down the speed switch into the 1ST SPEED position, turn the machine on to be ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN the cleaner IS NOT in High speed. once your are certain the cleaner is not on high speed, you may then begin shampooing.
I've figured out a way to work around just about any Kirby speed switch, From getting a Omega shampooer to run with a 1-CR with a soda can tab, to running a Classic III head on a Heritage with a wooden dowel!
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