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duckcountry
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Posted: 05/September/2010 at 8:47pm |
Kirby vacuum cleaners were sold door to door with that scam. I guess we know what he did to earn money in his past. I can picture the guy doing it, that is the crazy part. |
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Are you in a high paying business or are you just a self employed low paid grunt who thinks this business provides dignity?
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duckcountry
Master Carpet Cleaner Joined: 29/October/2005 Location: USA Status: Offline Points: 1082 |
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Now that you have removed all doubt when did you get your engineering and chemical engineering degrees, from what matchbook cover university and from what decade? And if you indeed have one, which of all the equipment and chemical manufacturers are banging at your door begging for you to choose them as your lucky-to-be employer?
So far, you would have faired better just sitting still but that just would not be in character for you would it? That part about using an extractor a few days later and pulling up muddy water, yeah I hear that about extractor following extractor so much more. Seems your technology pushes the dirt down more than it sucks it up. Nice to see where Florida's village idiot is. I actually thought it was Jeb Bush. He doesn't hold a candle to your ignorance. Anything else you want to say, keeping in mind what a fool you looked like with your last drunken babblings? |
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grimel
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How about you do your best extraction and I come behind you with my OP or even bonnets. Wanna bet how much crude comes up? NOBODY gets it all. The biggest scam in carpet cleaning is coming behind someone else to show how much "better" you are. For what it matters, I could probably take a decent wet/dry vac, spray the carpet with a water hose, and pull dirt up after your done. |
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When all else fails, read the directions
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Grutzy
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canoer5222
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duckcountry
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Are you a chemist now too? Adding that to your engineering expertise now?
What level of a college degree DO you have? BS = Bull $h1+ MS = More of the Same ... or my favorite PHD = Piled Higher and Deeper How does the saying go: It is better to remain silent and thought a fool Than to open your mouth and remove all doubt |
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Grutzy
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Encapping without bonnets is the biggest BS fairy tale in this industry. God forbid your customer does a towel test after you encap and pulls up a towel full of mud.
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canoer5222
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No one using RV with Little Giant ??
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canoer5222
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Anyone using the Rotovac with a Little giant heater ? Less water usage ,fewer dry passes,drier carpet ???
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mrhooie
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thanks, will do some digging!
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Ken Harris
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Inventor of Teflon Carpet Wand Glides.Free Glides for all Cleaners in June!
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mrhooie
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could you point me in the direction on information on encapping. it's not something i'm familiar with. Currently we are using a Johnson diversity heavy duty prespray and then extraction with a clarke us machine (bext series with heat)
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Ken Harris
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I have used them both.
The RX20 is the tool of choice for doing the kind of square footage you have. But only is it is mostly open areas to clean.
In tight office areas I would go with either the 360i or a wand.
But for the area you have to cover I would go with encapping unless there was a reason not to. You will make much more money that way on an hourly basis.
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mrhooie
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we've got about 400,000 sq ft of commercial space. My carpet cleaning program runs about 9 months of the year and most of the space is offices. My only concern with the 360i was maneuvering it in small offices
have you used one? |
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