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CCandmore
Senior Member Joined: 07/December/2006 Location: Virginia, USA Status: Offline Points: 150 |
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Just to follow up. Did the job. Got paid in full without TOO much trouble. I did end up throwing in a few small freebies as requested, but the money per hour was still good. Next time, I think I'll get the price agreement signed in advance. |
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John L
Carpet Cleaning Guru Joined: 29/November/2004 Location: I'm Right Here! Status: Offline Points: 4013 |
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Great CC.. What juice did ya use?
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CCandmore
Senior Member Joined: 07/December/2006 Location: Virginia, USA Status: Offline Points: 150 |
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Not many stains, but a lot of foot traffic dirt and cheap vacuum use on lower 2 floors. Presprayed with Traffic Slam and Citrusolve in a Hydrosrayer, raked it in and rinsed with FabSet to bring the PH back near neutral. Spot treated some chewing gum.
I had a higher PH just in case, but everything cleaned up well. Not nearly as tough to clean as some restaurants and light-colored residential I've had lately
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John L
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OK.. I thought you were going to Encap it..
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h8z2luze
Newbie Joined: 09/April/2008 Location: California Status: Offline Points: 27 |
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I cant believe you guys have to do all that work lol I use a wand only in hotel rooms and no pre spray and i do a fine job. Havent had any complaints at all.
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John L
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HUH! The most important cleaning agent and you don't use it..
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CCandmore
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h8z2luze
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Ok here is what i do. I use a wand I use pro chems heatwave I put the solution in the machine i go into the room do it once its clean i go to the next room. I did this along side another carpet cleaner and he couldnt figure out how i could do it and get it so clean. I donno thats just how I was tought to do it. If its really dirty I use pre spray. Or if its a sensitive carpet I will use all fiber rinse. How do you guys put down your pre treat?
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John L
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Electric sprayer..
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cmaster
IICRC Instigator Joined: 29/January/2004 Location: Canada Status: Offline Points: 29693 |
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Hydroforce
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h8z2luze
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When i put down pre treat I use prochem ultrapac traffic clean and I use the TM solution line and a hand spray wand So I get it deep into the carpet I spray at about 600 PSI. Seems to work really well.
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cmaster
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Sounds like a hydroforce to me
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John L
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600psi for prespraying WOOOH! You must be inhaling alot of the mist.. I use 45psi electric sprayer..
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h8z2luze
Newbie Joined: 09/April/2008 Location: California Status: Offline Points: 27 |
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The TM is a Prochem Legend XL and ya sometimes it mists alot but not usually.
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