Phoenix Hydro-X Xtreme Xtractor

The Hydro-X Xtractor is steerable and self-propelled with variable speeds. One restoration technician can operate the unit and dry a 1200 sq. ft. structure with carpet and pad in under 2 hours!

The Phoenix Hydro-X Xtractor is the most effective and efficient extraction tool on the market today. The Hydro-X Xtractor’s patented Suction Roller provides both suction and compression—forcing water to the surface then sucking the water away, not allowing the water to be reabsorbed back into the carpet and pad. No other extractor today can pull as much water from the carpet and pad as the Hydro-X Xtractor. Insurance companies recognize the Hydro-X as the best tool on the market and allow for "special extraction tool" rates, sometimes up to three times higher rates per sq. ft. than regular extraction tools. The Society for Cleaning Restoration Technicians, formerly ISCT, performed a market study of extraction devices at Shaw Industries. The results from that testing can be seen in the published report from www.isct.com. In that independent study of restoration professionals, the Hydro-X Xtractor with the Hydro-X Vac Pac pulled more water out of the carpet and pad than any other product on the market today, in one case pulling 40 gallons (or 320 pints) more water out of the structure than the next best tool. Industry experts all say its easier to extract water out of a structure than it is through dehumidification and air movement. If you want to cut a DAY(S) off of your drying process, a Hydro-X Xtractor is a necessity. The Hydro-X Xtreme Xtractor tool can be connected with the Hydro-X Vacuum Pac, other portable extractors or truckmounts. However, the SCRT W.E.T. Study showed best performance is when combined with the Hydro-X Vacuum Pac. Not all Carpet and Pad configurations are the same. Every specific combination of carpet and pad will require the restorer to check and determine how many passes the Hydro-X must make to dry the floor. One structure could have multiple different carpet/pad configurations; thus the restorer will have to check each one to determine the proper amount of passes.