REVIEW: Danase Dirt Dropper

Discussion in 'Tools - Machine Polishers, Pressure Washers, Detai' started by Chris@Optimum, Jun 8, 2009.

  1. Chris@Optimum

    Chris@Optimum DB Certified Manufacturer

    Hey guys, I just got in an order from Bob at Danase and thought I'd share my new joy with you.

    Danase Dirt Dropper:
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    Pros: The Dirt Dropper expands on the GritGuard idea, but adds a little innovation. It is made from a much more durable material, has a side scrubber area, a lower stance in the bucket, and attachment to the bucket to prevent floating are the improvements on our old proven friend.

    Cons: I'm having to reach to find the drawbacks, but I do see a couple (even though they wouldn't keep me from buying another one. If you don't want to attach it to the bucket, it floats just like the GG and I like to use 3.5 gallon buckets instead of 5 gallon ones, so I cannot attach it to my preferred bucket. One other thing is that it sits on legs instead of fins like the GG, I think that may allow more dirt to be stirred back up into the solution.

    It sits lower and thus wastes less water!
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    GG:
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    DD: 1/4 gallon less!
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    Still Floats :confused:
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    Not for long:
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    Now I'm in business:
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    Overall I am very pleased with it. Very good construction and much needed innovation make this a good fit for me. Thanks for looking.
     
  2. Buddy

    Buddy Getting to know Detailing

    Looks very good. Something I might be interested in. Thank you for the review...:thumb:
     
  3. slanguage

    slanguage OD On Detailing

    cool beans. I think I need one of those.
     
  4. BlueZero

    BlueZero Birth of a Detailer

    I just got one too! I was upset that it had to be screwed to the bucket at first. After thinking about it over the weekend I'm actually happy it fastens in. For one it will help to claim the wash bucket so it doesn't end up getting used for something else. Also I will work better for really scrubbing mitts and brushes with out spinning around the bucket. Now to catch a break in the rain so I can use it.
     
  5. mrgolfrider

    mrgolfrider DB Forum Supporter

    Much thanks for the review and pictures, I was looking at that too!!
     
  6. Denzil

    Denzil Guest

    Thanks for this review, it was very helpful. I'm thinking of purchasing one myself to try it out at least.
     
  7. Reflect

    Reflect DB Forum Supporter

    I'm very glad you did a writeup of this, I was interested in it. I might use it for my wheel bucket.
     

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