Christopher Witmer wrote: > There are household/institutional steam cleaning machines available on > the market in North America, Europe and elsewhere. Some of them are > capable of producing a relatively narrow "jet" of steam, although > nothing I have seen approaches the narrowness of a needle. However, I > see no reason why the necessary narrowness couldn't be achieved with a > special attachment. These machines tend to be a bit pricey but if you > were interested in trying them out with hammers, the cost might be > justifiable in part because they have many other uses as well. (They are > hypoallergenic -- often able to clean stubborn dirt with steam only, > instead of chemicals -- and they sterilize as they clean.) If > interested, I recommend finding a distributor in your area willing to > let you "try before you buy," or willing to help you develop the > necessary attachment. > > -- Chris Witmer > > Richard Brekne wrote: > Well.. I certainly have my eyes open for such things around here. But I dont feel like droping lots of money on something unless I have a reasonably strong feeling I am going to be able to put it to good use. If these things pop up here in Norway I will certainly look closer at them. But I dont really think its exactly what I had in mind. We will see.. :) Thanks for calling my attention to them tho.. -- Richard Brekne RPT, N.P.T.F. Bergen, Norway
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