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Shampoo pump tube
- Thread starter IBFLYIN
- Start date
Surgical Tubing
Look for a surgical supply store. They will have silicone surgical tubing available. Make sure that you match up the diameter exactly, including wall thickness and inside diameter. Once you find a proper match you can get a larger quantity. It has a long shelf life. $.50 per ft. here.
Look for a surgical supply store. They will have silicone surgical tubing available. Make sure that you match up the diameter exactly, including wall thickness and inside diameter. Once you find a proper match you can get a larger quantity. It has a long shelf life. $.50 per ft. here.
MEP001
Well-known member
Eric is right, and not just different size (ID) tubing but different rollers as well. There is a reason for that: to prevent waste of spot remover. Our Doyle units had the same larger-bore tubing in both pumps, and I was going through three times as much spot remover as shampoo, even though it was used much less. Replacing the tubing and rollers with the ones Fragramatics uses in the spot remover cut the usage down to 20% of what it was, and it even foams better.
