100% Pure Organic Carpet Cleaning

Carpet Cleaners websites don't do the selling.  Ads don't sell.  What a guy says, how he presents his services, what hot buttons he pushes does all the selling.  The other things just lend credibility to the company while keeping the company's name in front of potential customers.   That has been my experience.  But I do have an estimator on my sites that tells me who used it and allows the customer to book after the estimate.  Nice toy, but it is not a salesman, just a toy - wouldn't even call it a tool.

There are people who pay big bucks for SEO but for what we do it proves to be overkill.  Now for cell phone providers, yeah it does make sense.  But we are in the hands on face to face personal service branch of companies.   

That is just my take, you may have a different opinion.  Green is a major hot button these days in some geographic areas.  In the U.S., interest falls along party lines so who that feature is advertised to is decided by their thought process.  Knowing when to bring it up and when not to takes some experience.  Even here there are those who think its a ton of crap and others who think it may be a contributing factor to the quality of life we leave behind.



Edited by duckcountry - 04/June/2008 at 2:25am

oh Ken-are-you-sure-you're-OK, that's you're real name obviously after using anything thing other than aged kelp on your carpets.

I'll stick to my sticky, dirt-attracting, environmentally irresponsible encap solutions as well, thanks anyway, at least I have EVIDENCE of what they're capable of....

hahaha... you guys are obsessed with attacking my product. its quite funny.... i still think its funny how you guys want all this "evidence" but all the cleaning solutions you guys buy at the crappy janitorial supply place, give no evidence... and if they did give allthe evidence you wanted, but then you guys wouldnt be using them from all the crap they put in those cleaners..... You guys dont even dont even know half the junk you use on peoples carpets, you pick it up, you mix it in your fat TM or HWE and dump loads of water and crap on peoples carpet thinking urdoing a oooohhh such wonderful job, and if you do use a portable unit or buffer, or OP you guys use crappy bonnet cleaners that are way too alkaline and are slimy and sticky by nature. soooooo ya i do OUTBURST alot on here because all i am is talking to a bunch of freakin fat retarded crapet cleaners that dont know jack about nohin and all they say is "scientific evidence, green cleaners suck, I love killing my customers with carcinogens and petroleum based chemicals that cause cancer...... u guys are freakin idiots

Thanks Ken, you took the words right out of my mouth!

pure orgasmic your web site is sooooo lame and unprofessional what the hell are you even selling? tools? carpet cleaning? or jabberwocky?

Edited by Ken_Is_OK - 27/May/2008 at 3:05pm

dude i have NO clue what you just said.... but again for the third time.... I dont know what your whole prerogative  is about rippin on 100% organic solution. ive cleaned over a thousand carpets with it, with no call backs. im the only one in my area to warrant all my work for six months because when you have a producty like this you can clean with quality, so you can back with confidence. I also sell it to over 10 other carpet cleaners around the nation. So for you mister fresh aire I dont care for what you are saying, I am very selective to who I even sell it to you, and I would even sell you any if you ever come the conclusion that it is the freakin best stuff face of this earth. peace out.

pureorganic, that's because I am always on the lookout for something better, but won't be taken for a fool at the same time. If you genuinely have something of worth and value, it is easy to prove scientifically. Don't forget that we have put our faith in chemists many times before, some of whom were deeply religious as well I'm sure, and ended up with health and environmental disasters! So to ease my mind (and those of others) and find out if it is something worthwhile pursuing a little information would go a heck of a long way.

Deeply religious you may be but to me a total stranger and the last "deeply religious" alleged chemist that came to me with the world's greatest products turned out to be a complete and utter charlatan. He disappeared some time ago, but not before he'd fleeced a whole heap of Aussies and when I helped to uncover his deceptions he made threats to my wellbeing and that of my family. The guy even popped up Stateside during the Anthrax threat period with some outrageous claims of being able to nullify it's effects amongst other things, so excuse me if I sound a little hard to convince.

Besides all of that;

a. I don't take kindly to bullsh*t artists (not necessarily saying you are, yet)
b. I don't like seeing people ripped off
c. If your product is legit, the testing of environment and health considerations should have happened before it even legally hit the market and the info be able to be accessed publicly.

If you are deeply religious as you say, honesty would force your hand in coming up with the necessary data so that we can determine if the product is harmful or as benign as you expect us to "have faith" in. Plenty of people have died or been maimed irrespective of their faith before so what on earth could make you more trustworthy than anyone else; I include myself in the list of untrustworthy people to anyone that doesn't personally know me! I could be the world's greatest spin doctor and sound convincing enough, but how do you really know if I, a total stranger, am honest or not?

Invoking the Name of God certainly doesn't qualify anyone for that!