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omni pro mini air mover
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omni pro mini air mover
by ACpower1 Sun Oct 05, 2014 12:49 pm
Picked one up from interlink a few weeks ago and man I love this little thing. It moves so much air for how small it is
Definitely a tool I recommend to anyone.
It will surprise you how much air it moves for being less than half the size of the normal air movers. Going to get at least 3-4 more of these real soon.
They come in red and blue, really wish they would have made a green one. Might have to buy one and paint it.
Definitely a tool I recommend to anyone.
It will surprise you how much air it moves for being less than half the size of the normal air movers. Going to get at least 3-4 more of these real soon.
They come in red and blue, really wish they would have made a green one. Might have to buy one and paint it.
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Re: omni pro mini air mover
by REALCLEAN Sun Oct 05, 2014 1:58 pm
I've got 6 of the shop vac version. They're about the same size, just a tad smaller and a little less CFM, but they're impressive in a residential setting. Just enough air moved to speed drying times but not enough to blow the curtains off the rods.
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Re: omni pro mini air mover
by Freemind1 Sun Oct 05, 2014 4:55 pm
I just bought two Omni mini's a few weeks ago. NICE little airmovers.
Daisy chaining is a definite plus. Sturdy too.
Daisy chaining is a definite plus. Sturdy too.
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Re: omni pro mini air mover
by CleanTech Sun Oct 05, 2014 5:21 pm
Real clean ... Really noticeable cfm gain. Had one of those a friend has beside mine.
Up to 3 so far and extremely happy
Up to 3 so far and extremely happy
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Re: omni pro mini air mover
by REALCLEAN Sun Oct 05, 2014 7:14 pm
CleanTech wrote:Real clean ... Really noticeable cfm gain. Had one of those a friend has beside mine.
Up to 3 so far and extremely happy
How much larger is it? Those shop vacs are pretty small.
They're pretty impressive, but mostly because I got them for $36 a piece at Costco.
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Re: omni pro mini air mover
by CleanTech Sun Oct 05, 2014 11:32 pm
omni pro is 800 cfm
shop vac yellow fan is 500
That is an incredible price for that fan ! lol
Speed 2 has 70 more cfm then the shopvac still. If you want next time I see him ill try and get a picture beside the shop vac.
For now though here it is beside a regular snail
and beside my size 13 lol
shop vac yellow fan is 500
That is an incredible price for that fan ! lol
Speed 2 has 70 more cfm then the shopvac still. If you want next time I see him ill try and get a picture beside the shop vac.
For now though here it is beside a regular snail
and beside my size 13 lol
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Re: omni pro mini air mover
by REALCLEAN Mon Oct 06, 2014 5:18 am
Sweet! I think I'll hook up on a few of those.
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Re: omni pro mini air mover
by Mo Mon Oct 06, 2014 12:11 pm
Those are cool AC thanks for posting that. I was just thinking how heavy and how much space my old snail van takes up in the van.Do you guys think those are better the small dri pods?
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Re: omni pro mini air mover
by milspec6 Mon Oct 06, 2014 12:34 pm
Those Dri-eaz snail fans were more about floating carpet than really drying above the surface in my opinion. If you are not intending to float carpet on a water recovery, then the smaller fans make a lot more sense.
The dri-pods are really very good...don't have these two to compare side-by-side, but any smaller fans are great.
I still prefer my airpath for large areas, but those mini blowers are great scattered around the house.
The dri-pods are really very good...don't have these two to compare side-by-side, but any smaller fans are great.
I still prefer my airpath for large areas, but those mini blowers are great scattered around the house.
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Re: omni pro mini air mover
by ACpower1 Mon Oct 06, 2014 1:57 pm
I tried out the dri pods at jon don and they dont move much air. and almost 2 omnis for the price of a dri pod.
These little things move some serious air for how small they are
These little things move some serious air for how small they are
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Re: omni pro mini air mover
by Freemind1 Mon Oct 06, 2014 2:27 pm
From what I have heard, the dri pods excel at drying tile and grout or a spot you clawed. They just don't move enough air to dry much Sq footage at a time.
I don't own one, but would like to buy two, if they were priced better, since they will not dry carpet all that well. I'd use them for T&G though.
The Omni's are light and they daisy chain, and they dry nice. No need really, for just a normal clean, than the 800 CFM IMO. There are also knock off's of the Omni that have a timer, seen em' on Ebay.
I don't own one, but would like to buy two, if they were priced better, since they will not dry carpet all that well. I'd use them for T&G though.
The Omni's are light and they daisy chain, and they dry nice. No need really, for just a normal clean, than the 800 CFM IMO. There are also knock off's of the Omni that have a timer, seen em' on Ebay.
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Re: omni pro mini air mover
by CleanTech Mon Oct 06, 2014 3:16 pm
drypods take like 15 seconds to fully spool up to max airflow lol
for spot drying they look great! but its darn near the cost of 2 omni fans here.
had to dry a spot really fast lol
If you do vct they work AWESOME for airmovment
You can also boost the airpath for more cfm ( this is a joke, no im not serious)
for spot drying they look great! but its darn near the cost of 2 omni fans here.
had to dry a spot really fast lol
If you do vct they work AWESOME for airmovment
You can also boost the airpath for more cfm ( this is a joke, no im not serious)
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Re: omni pro mini air mover
by Joe EcoPro Wed Oct 08, 2014 8:42 pm
Interesting product review.. Anyone using the Velo by Drieaz?
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Re: omni pro mini air mover
by ACpower1 Wed Oct 08, 2014 9:19 pm
grabbing 2 more this week! clean a room and put it at the door blowing in, carpet is dry in no time. the dri pod you have to walk over your work to put in the center of the room.
why couldnt they just have made them in green!!
why couldnt they just have made them in green!!
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Re: omni pro mini air mover
by REALCLEAN Thu Oct 09, 2014 7:30 am
Joe EcoPro wrote:Interesting product review.. Anyone using the Velo by Drieaz?
I haven't used one but I've used a similar one from Powrflite. No need to buy snails anymore imo.
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