Uploaded October 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Today ill be testing out this Tomine Cleaning gun which I picked up off of Amazon. I is a Tornador knockoff at a fraction of the price. After an unboxing and a quick assembly, e see that this is a later design with a metering valve and a bearing. Ive been testing this along side the Carpet cleaner that i'd recently purchased.
Link to Item on Amazon.
amzn.to/3Tr8MHB
I've set my compressor to max for my initial test. Mixing the rug carpet cleaner fluid into the water as per that manufacturers recommendation I give it a go on one of the cobalt's floormat. The results were quite impressive however it became apparent that a small compressor is a definite no-go for this device. A medium sized compressor may be ok for spot cleaning.
Vacuuming first would be a must. Since this device blows the dirt up, when working in the car masking off areas with a sheet should be considered or there could be a mess, especially on carpets. I moved to the auto shop to the large compressor for the other half of testing.
Fabric interior items like door panels, headliners and seats had stains removed without effort. The rust spots from the AC drain on the passenger side was removed as well. On the headliner I found that the air relief on the bottle will drip on you, as there is no check valve, also the clunk line needs to be manually flipped around because its not heavy enough.
All in all, along with the carpet cleaner I purchased along side this, It definitely a good purchase to revitalize automotive carpets and interiors.
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. If you choose to purchase any of these items the links above provide a small commission that I use towards the making of these videos at no additional cost to you.
#carcare #detailing #automotive
Today ill be testing out this Tomine Cleaning gun which I picked up off of Amazon. I is a Tornador knockoff at a fraction of the price. After an unboxing and a quick assembly, e see that this is a later design with a metering valve and a bearing. Ive been testing this along side the Carpet cleaner that i'd recently purchased.
Link to Item on Amazon.
amzn.to/3Tr8MHB
I've set my compressor to max for my initial test. Mixing the rug carpet cleaner fluid into the water as per that manufacturers recommendation I give it a go on one of the cobalt's floormat. The results were quite impressive however it became apparent that a small compressor is a definite no-go for this device. A medium sized compressor may be ok for spot cleaning.
Vacuuming first would be a must. Since this device blows the dirt up, when working in the car masking off areas with a sheet should be considered or there could be a mess, especially on carpets. I moved to the auto shop to the large compressor for the other half of testing.
Fabric interior items like door panels, headliners and seats had stains removed without effort. The rust spots from the AC drain on the passenger side was removed as well. On the headliner I found that the air relief on the bottle will drip on you, as there is no check valve, also the clunk line needs to be manually flipped around because its not heavy enough.
All in all, along with the carpet cleaner I purchased along side this, It definitely a good purchase to revitalize automotive carpets and interiors.
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. If you choose to purchase any of these items the links above provide a small commission that I use towards the making of these videos at no additional cost to you.
#carcare #detailing #automotive
