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Canei 
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 Topic: Textile RinsePosted: 11/November/2004 at 10:11pm |
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I end up having to use textile rinse on two out of three homes for first time clients. This is mainly due to peeps using laundry detergent or chem dry to clean their carpets or some other store bought substance. Does anyone else run across this situation as frequently and what technique works for you? I run a Ninja 500. |
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Posted: 11/November/2004 at 10:24pm |
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Welcome to our forum Canei. Make sure you use lots of defoamer, you wouldn't want to ruin your vacuum motors. |
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Posted: 14/November/2004 at 10:35pm |
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Nope not me....Most times it's the customer that grabs the dish liquid to get spots out
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Posted: 28/November/2004 at 9:40pm |
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Please correct me! I was thinking that after every cleaning job you are suppose to use a rinse , that way you can bring the ph back down? am i mistaken? |
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Posted: 28/November/2004 at 9:42pm |
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Posted: 28/November/2004 at 10:32pm |
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Cleaner preference. some use a rinse some just fresh water rinse.
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Posted: 01/December/2004 at 7:58am |
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doug will using fresh water help lower the ph level of the carpet
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Posted: 01/December/2004 at 3:11pm |
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fastone From a chemistry point of view, there is no question that the use of Textile Rinse will remove more residue than water alone. This has been proven many times over. i will agree with others that some like it and some don't. Fresh water will help lower the pH after cleaning but not as effectively as a rinse agent. Best results with a rinse agent will be acheived by prespraying first and then running a rinse agent through your equipment. Alternatively, you may spray it on and then run fresh water to rinse it off. |
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Posted: 01/December/2004 at 5:09pm |
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Jim, You neglected to tell fastone that if he used ECOgent as a pre-spray that a textile rinse would not be necessary. And remember wool carpets love ECOgent. |
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Posted: 27/January/2005 at 4:07pm |
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really no rinse with ecogent
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Posted: 27/January/2005 at 4:15pm |
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no clean either?
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Posted: 27/January/2005 at 4:23pm |
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In most cases, the use of ECOgent either as a prespray or a rinse in your machine will eliminate the use of a rinse agent
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Posted: 04/February/2005 at 3:28pm |
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Hi All, We're using a rinse agent to knock ph back down from "our" high ph pre-sprays (say that fast ten times)....correct....if you're using a lower or neutral ph...not needed so much, staright water might be just fine. Then again I do use textile rinse from Chemspec...would you dare use something else!....you're welcome in advance Jim. kind regards, royaltouch
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Posted: 04/February/2005 at 9:39pm |
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What do you mean by high ph presprays? Is this commerical you are talking about? If the ph is so high how do you know you are using enough rinse ot lower it? Are you using a booster of some sort it increase the ph? Rinseing agents are used for more than just lowering ph. Instead of thanking Jim you should be inquireing just what rinseing agents do?
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