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John L 
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 Posted: 13/July/2007 at 3:47pm |
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Hydramasters Blitz, Chemspecs Enzall (enzyme), PreKleen, PowerCleans Bio-Klenz (enzyme), Millenium... So many more out there but i like these the best.
Thick Restaurant grease on the mats they set just outside the kitchen.. Castrols superclean sprayed full strength on the caked on grease.. Blast with high heat and 500-600psi then lightly prespray and flush it all out..
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FriendlyHammer
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Joined: 08/July/2007 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 1383 |
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Posted: 14/July/2007 at 3:05am |
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Thanks guys,
Ok, but would you recommend the same products for dirt walked in from the parkinglot that you would recommend for restaurant grease? I'm using a portable with 600 psi and two 3-stage vacuums. The places where gum has been removed with a citrus product are much cleaner looking than the rest of the area that has been cleaned with Enzall. |
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John L
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Posted: 14/July/2007 at 11:26am |
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Ah ha! You can do a few things to remedy that. How many scoops of enzall per gal are you using? Use 3 scoops to 1 gal on trashed and add a pinch of citra-pure or citra-zyme (to boost).
And/or Do you have Heat.. HEAT makes that difference.. with heat it will all look the same.. I've been trying to tell some of the porty users this but some just don't understand.. They think more cfms is more important..
CFM/lift is important but heat is more important.. Part of the cleaning pie.. Portys were not made to run 150'. Run 25' of vac and its amazing how much more cfms you have v.s. 100 or 150'. Carpets dry alot faster too..
You can believe the "Salesman" or Someone thats out there all frikkin day and sometimes night long..
Goodluck to you Jake..
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FriendlyHammer
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Posted: 15/July/2007 at 9:30am |
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John,
Thanks for your advice. I was only using 1/3 the Enzall that you recommended. I will certainly increase it and boost it with the chemicals you recommended. I will also start using heat, as you have recommended. I've been keeping my hose length to 25' (two inch diameter), so at least I've been doing one thing right. I'm no professional. Just a schmuck. Thanks again, Jake |
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John L
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Posted: 15/July/2007 at 12:22pm |
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Jake 1/3 would be ok on lightly soilded carpets.. I carry a 5gal jug already mixed at 2scoops.. Now at the job site you can adjust that accordingly by adding hot water or chem to your sprayer container.
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FriendlyHammer
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Posted: 16/July/2007 at 1:58am |
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Ok, I cranked up the heat and added a citrus product and a lot more Enzall. It's drying right now and looks really good. Thanks Jim.
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