Tornado PS Spotter

When spills interrupt routine cleaning, the Tornado PS Spotter gives you a focused way to treat carpet and upholstery without bringing out a full-size extractor. Use the PS Spotter for upholstered seating or carpeted areas when a localized treatment is more practical than setting up a full-floor machine. The quick-disconnect hose supports movement between work areas, while the molded-in Lift Grip handle and transport wheels help you carry or roll the carpet extractor through your facility. Key Features and Benefits of the Tornado PS Spotter Vacuum Motor: The vacuum motor delivers 1.2 horsepower, giving you strong suction for recovering solution from carpet and upholstery. Water Lift: The extractor provides 84 inches of water lift, helping you pull moisture from treated carpet and upholstery. Spray Pressure: Maximum solution pressure reaches 55 PSI, helping you direct cleaning solution into carpet fibers during spot treatment. Recovery Tank: The removable recovery tank holds 2 gallons and has a wide opening for easier dumping, rinsing, and refilling. Utility Tool: The clear-view utility tool lets you monitor the extraction area as you work across upholstery or carpet. Molded Handle: The molded-in Lift Grip handle gives you a secure handhold when carrying the carpet extractor. Cord Reach: The 25-foot power cord gives you more reach between outlets when treating carpet in commercial interiors. Choose the Right Fit for Your Cleaning Route Choose this carpet extractor when your cleaning routine focuses on spot treatment rather than full-floor cleaning. Its weight of 20 pounds gives you a manageable carry between rooms, while the dimensions of 12.5 x 21 x 12.5 inches make it fit a supply closet or vehicle storage area. For commercial facilities, the electric, portable configuration fits mobile spot work in carpeted rooms or upholstered seating, including vehicle interiors. Sylvane's Expert Take If you manage housekeeping in a commercial facility, like restaurants and retail spaces, this carpet extractor suits spot work throughout your operation. The practical limitation is its recovery capacity, so plan access to a disposal point when a job produces substantial extracted water. Its extraction power matters when soil is concentrated in a small area, while the compact design helps you respond without deploying a full-floor machine.