“Hi Tim,
So far we are enjoying the machine. It is reducing man hours required and keeping my employees out of the pressure washing in the cold business!

Kind regards.”

“Tim,
We run about 8 cycles of 2 x 10 min. each day, and fit about 15 - 45 holds depending on size and not counting the little foot jibs. That’s about 250-300 holds a day, and we simply use fresh water each day.

I am happy to report that the holds washer has been up and running nicely. It has totally changed our route setting program and the setters and members are thrilled.

Thanks!”

“Hello Tim,

Thank you, I hope you and yours are also well in these crazy times!
I am hopeful my industry weathers the storm and you are able to sell a bunch of machines. That being said, I have done well over 50 wash loads of holds since receiving the machine with many of those being in the last few weeks, and I still have half a gym to strip and clean. I attached some before and after pictures of the most recent holds I washed this past week. It was an entire set of holds for the Moon board along with a bunch of others and a few volumes. The Moon holds were up for two months of climbing and were very dirty. As you can see from the photos, I am loading the machine with over 100 holds per cycle. I am washing in a single layer and stacking/leaning the holds with the dirtiest side facing up and they are coming out great. I was using both baskets for awhile but not quite getting the results I wanted, the holds were clean, but dried out with a thin chalky coating or just kind of missed here and there with some needing a scrub or a re-run. Now that I have ditched the second basket I can run the holds through one cycle, 12 - 14 minutes at 140 degrees, and they are good to go. The holds start to dry immediately upon opening the machine, and can be removed after a few minutes, I can wash over 500 holds in a little over an hour. It is a pleasure to wash holds now, I can push the start button and go back to route setting, or striping or sorting bolts or anything other than wielding the power washer after an acid dip and a baking soda dip outside, it is truly a game changer, one of the best decisions I made when deciding to re-open my Gym, and even more beneficial in todays new world.

Take Care!”