Hide the dirt

I guess Mr. Steamer has given a whole new meaning to the word HIDE.  and he is doing a very good job of it  if I may add.  Or did I already add it??  Damm Hide

Just my opinion

Stanley

You neglected to realize your HydroForce attomizes product into the air and may corrode your lungs and throat. Maybe you should have that soap & water analyzed by your knock-off chemist. Although I live by the Don River and that's not healthy either.

As far as challenging and falling behind you or anyone else with a portable I would be willing to bring a brand new unit with new hoses and a magnifying glass for your inspection. In fact, I would be willing to bring PadMan with his new snow white hospital clean pads. Then we could all go for a beer while the pads are at the laundromat.

Carpetologist wrote: Answer One:  Most cleaning formulas have an inhibitor in them to eliminate or cut down on corrosion especially on metal parts. Kind of like a Scotch Guard or Teflon. This corrosion can take place in your pump up sprayer, Hydro Force sprayer, valve, wand, inside your pump and other TM working parts. Especially in your soil return tank and even when you spill it in your van. Answer Two: As for Hiding the dirt all cleaning systems seem to do a good job of this. As you know you can thoroughly clean a carpet with your Big Boy Truck Mount and I can come behind you with a Ninja. In fact forget the Ninja lets use a rental supermarket machine and you will get lots more dirt. You can then come back the next day and get even more. Don't ever fool your selfs if you think you are ever getting a 100% of soil out. Yes Stanley this is Hiding, this is also a message from the honest people at KK who call a spade a spade and would never Lie to you. Yes we may just market Hide and do away with cleaning machines.

as for you going behind me with a rental or a ninja....Let me tell you why you'll always get dirty water in the tank...of course some soiling could be left...but your hoses and wand are never really totally clean from the last use...who washes out their hoses and cleans out the dirty water tank after every use....

so you could do it a million times and always get some dirty looking water...

as the machine gets cleaner...so will the water...don't try any hocus pokus on me TED....lol

Answer One: 

Most cleaning formulas have an inhibitor in them to eliminate or cut down on corrosion especially on metal parts. Kind of like a Scotch Guard or Teflon. This corrosion can take place in your pump up sprayer, Hydro Force sprayer, valve, wand, inside your pump and other TM working parts. Especially in your soil return tank and even when you spill it in your van.

Answer Two:

As for Hiding the dirt all cleaning systems seem to do a good job of this. As you know you can thoroughly clean a carpet with your Big Boy Truck Mount and I can come behind you with a Ninja. In fact forget the Ninja lets use a rental supermarket machine and you will get lots more dirt. You can then come back the next day and get even more. Don't ever fool your selfs if you think you are ever getting a 100% of soil out.

Yes Stanley this is Hiding, this is also a message from the honest people at KK who call a spade a spade and would never Lie to you.

Yes we may just market Hide and do away with cleaning machines. 

Our head chemist at KK has developed a product specifically for low end cleaners. It’s called Hide. It will be cheaper than Tide but it won’t clean, It will only ‘Hide” the dirt. But then who cares as long as the customer can’t see it.

Remember there are millions of homes out there waiting to give you a one time shot. I would sell it to you Doug but you couldn’t afford the freight as it is loaded with fillers. Remember Jim Darling explained that fillers are only heavy bulk put into product to take up space to create a bargain versus price image.

Another great product from modern chemistry!