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Topic: all the stains came back :(
Posted By: dontlikedennis
Subject: all the stains came back :(
Date Posted: 12/July/2005 at 5:45pm

small daycare carpet 1 year old lots of spills.

looked great when I was done and looked fine 1 week later...now looks like sh*t




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Posted By: dontlikedennis
Date Posted: 12/July/2005 at 5:47pm

it's an industrial grade glue down i think, no pile to it really.

i used a good pre-spray and a heated 550 psi porty



Posted By: Superglide Ken
Date Posted: 12/July/2005 at 5:53pm
Probably is an olefin carpet, producing wickback. You need to use an olefin cleaner and follow it up with a bonnet clean and acid rinse. Fibreclean makes both these products. KK can get them if they are not stocked by them, since they are made by Cleanco. Results are better if you use a pad instead of a bonnet with your rotary machine.Oh, and turn down the pressure. 550 is way too high for that kind of carpet with portable extractive power. I suggest you stay under 300 psi to be safe.Higher pressure is okay with the nylon carpets most of the time, but not this.

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Posted By: MR. STEAMER
Date Posted: 12/July/2005 at 8:51pm

DLD..... I agree with Kenny stay way under 500 psi...

I'd do 150 psi... keep pre-spray to spots only...actually right now all you need is a good rinse because you have already cleaned it...and I'd throw a couple of air movers in to dry it up quick...

humidity brings out the worst in us...just like carpet



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Posted By: John L
Date Posted: 12/July/2005 at 9:16pm

Yep..what they said above... you left it toooooo wet !!!!!! And always concentrate on those bad stains... a few more clean and dry strokes on'em.... Like they said lower psi's... why you using 550 on a comm. grade glue down.????

vaccum.. a good prespray..agitate that baby in then hwe it.. you should be fine...Check this nasty rest. i did today....dried in 1hr.................

http://tinypic.com/72smt2.jpg - http://tinypic.com/72smt2.jpg    

    

 

 

 



Posted By: nightrider
Date Posted: 12/July/2005 at 9:39pm

Maybe all the kiddies just remembered where they made all the last stains and just put them back

                                Nightrider



Posted By: John L
Date Posted: 12/July/2005 at 10:05pm
Right NR....


Posted By: nightrider
Date Posted: 12/July/2005 at 10:09pm

WHERE DO THE PEOPLE SIT TO EAT,I DIDN'T SEE ANY CHAIRS OR TABLES............ WAS THAT A JAPANESE RESTAURANT.........LUCKY THE CARPET DRIED IN 1 HOUR

                                    Nightrider



Posted By: John L
Date Posted: 12/July/2005 at 10:14pm

Spanish Rest... I'm in good with the head chef (mexican guy) and i told him to move everything out of the way...Been doing that place since 92... and all the workers call me...I like that...LOL

The owner lets him make many decisions....



Posted By: Adwa
Date Posted: 13/July/2005 at 12:47am
Does the owners also let you eat for free John

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Posted By: dontlikedennis
Date Posted: 13/July/2005 at 11:38am

Sorry Ken can you explain.

how is the olefin cleaner applied? is it a prespray? or does it go in the shampoo tank?

thanks

 

Originally posted by Superglide Ken Superglide Ken wrote:

Probably is an olefin carpet, producing wickback. You need to use an olefin cleaner and follow it up with a bonnet clean and acid rinse. Fibreclean makes both these products. KK can get them if they are not stocked by them, since they are made by Cleanco. Results are better if you use a pad instead of a bonnet with your rotary machine.Oh, and turn down the pressure. 550 is way too high for that kind of carpet with portable extractive power. I suggest you stay under 300 psi to be safe.Higher pressure is okay with the nylon carpets most of the time, but not this.



Posted By: dontlikedennis
Date Posted: 13/July/2005 at 11:40am

are you saying to go back and prespray the stains only then rinse the whole room with acid rinse?

sorry for all the dumbass questions? but just want to get this damn thing corrected.

 

Originally posted by MR. STEAMER MR. STEAMER wrote:

DLD..... I agree with Kenny stay way under 500 psi...

I'd do 150 psi... keep pre-spray to spots only...actually right now all you need is a good rinse because you have already cleaned it...and I'd throw a couple of air movers in to dry it up quick...

humidity brings out the worst in us...just like carpet



Posted By: Adwa
Date Posted: 13/July/2005 at 11:46am

DLD

Olefin is a prespray.........it is good for deep soil build ups,  helps remove filtration soiling and reduces yellowing conditions.  Dilution Ratio 1:45



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Posted By: MR. STEAMER
Date Posted: 13/July/2005 at 2:59pm
Originally posted by dontlikedennis dontlikedennis wrote:

are you saying to go back and prespray the stains only then rinse the whole room with acid rinse?

sorry for all the dumbass questions? but just want to get this damn thing corrected.

 

Originally posted by MR. STEAMER MR. STEAMER wrote:

DLD..... I agree with Kenny stay way under 500 psi...

I'd do 150 psi... keep pre-spray to spots only...actually right now all you need is a good rinse because you have already cleaned it...and I'd throw a couple of air movers in to dry it up quick...

humidity brings out the worst in us...just like carpet

yup...air movers...get them to turn on the ac as well with the fan in the on position... get that crap dry fast

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Posted By: doug
Date Posted: 13/July/2005 at 3:41pm
Originally posted by Adwa Adwa wrote:

DLD

Olefin is a prespray.........it is good for deep soil build ups,  helps remove filtration soiling and reduces yellowing conditions.  Dilution Ratio 1:45

We no longer use olefin prespray I found it usless?

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Posted By: dontlikedennis
Date Posted: 13/July/2005 at 3:47pm
what do you think of the hydrogen peroxide A&B oragnic stain remover stuff?


Posted By: MR. STEAMER
Date Posted: 13/July/2005 at 4:51pm
there is no A without B... some people swear by it

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Posted By: doug
Date Posted: 13/July/2005 at 5:20pm
Try A & W afterwards. That might help?

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Posted By: John L
Date Posted: 13/July/2005 at 11:05pm
ENCAP it...prob solved.........


Posted By: Adwa
Date Posted: 13/July/2005 at 11:32pm
Originally posted by doug doug wrote:

Originally posted by Adwa Adwa wrote:

DLD

Olefin is a prespray.........it is good for deep soil build ups,  helps remove filtration soiling and reduces yellowing conditions.  Dilution Ratio 1:45

We no longer use olefin prespray I found it usless?

Your batting Zero Doug



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Posted By: John L
Date Posted: 14/July/2005 at 1:05am
encap juice....


Posted By: doug
Date Posted: 14/July/2005 at 8:45am
Originally posted by Adwa Adwa wrote:

Originally posted by doug doug wrote:

Originally posted by Adwa Adwa wrote:

DLD

Olefin is a prespray.........it is good for deep soil build ups,  helps remove filtration soiling and reduces yellowing conditions.  Dilution Ratio 1:45

We no longer use olefin prespray I found it usless?

Your batting Zero Doug

Still don't use it.



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Posted By: Ed Valentine
Date Posted: 14/July/2005 at 9:58am

John L, you have earned the title: "RECOIL GURU!!!

 

Way to go. Those results are truely unbelievable.

Keep on Recoiling!

Good Fortune to all;

Ed Valentine

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Posted By: MR. STEAMER
Date Posted: 14/July/2005 at 4:44pm
Originally posted by doug doug wrote:

Originally posted by Adwa Adwa wrote:

Originally posted by doug doug wrote:

Originally posted by Adwa Adwa wrote:

DLD

Olefin is a prespray.........it is good for deep soil build ups,  helps remove filtration soiling and reduces yellowing conditions.  Dilution Ratio 1:45

We no longer use olefin prespray I found it usless?

Your batting Zero Doug

Still don't use it.

foolishness to me too... big waste of time and money

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Posted By: doug
Date Posted: 14/July/2005 at 6:14pm
Originally posted by MR. STEAMER MR. STEAMER wrote:

Originally posted by doug doug wrote:

Originally posted by Adwa Adwa wrote:

Originally posted by doug doug wrote:

Originally posted by Adwa Adwa wrote:

DLD

Olefin is a prespray.........it is good for deep soil build ups,  helps remove filtration soiling and reduces yellowing conditions.  Dilution Ratio 1:45

We no longer use olefin prespray I found it usless?

Your batting Zero Doug

Still don't use it.

foolishness to me too... big waste of time and money

I agree



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Posted By: MR. STEAMER
Date Posted: 14/July/2005 at 9:19pm
Originally posted by doug doug wrote:

Originally posted by MR. STEAMER MR. STEAMER wrote:

Originally posted by doug doug wrote:

Originally posted by Adwa Adwa wrote:

Originally posted by doug doug wrote:

Originally posted by Adwa Adwa wrote:

DLD

Olefin is a prespray.........it is good for deep soil build ups,  helps remove filtration soiling and reduces yellowing conditions.  Dilution Ratio 1:45

We no longer use olefin prespray I found it usless?

Your batting Zero Doug

Still don't use it.

foolishness to me too... big waste of time and money

I agree

Adwa your batting zero...lol

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Posted By: dontlikedennis
Date Posted: 24/July/2005 at 10:02pm

PRE-SPRAY THE STAINS THEN RINSE WITH ACID.

RETURNED 24 HOURS LATER, LOOKS OK BUT I KNOW THEY'RE GOING TO COME BACK

SHOULD I BONNET NOW? IF BONNET WHAT CHEMICAL?

FUG MAN I'M NOT USE TO HAVING TO GO BACK AND FIX..



Posted By: LilNiteRidrhood
Date Posted: 24/July/2005 at 10:51pm

This is ideal for using encapsulating detergents.

If you use abonnet make sure its cotton or wool.



Posted By: cmaster
Date Posted: 25/July/2005 at 1:21am
Originally posted by MR. STEAMER MR. STEAMER wrote:

Originally posted by doug doug wrote:

Originally posted by MR. STEAMER MR. STEAMER wrote:

Originally posted by doug doug wrote:

Originally posted by Adwa Adwa wrote:

Originally posted by doug doug wrote:

Originally posted by Adwa Adwa wrote:

DLD

Olefin is a prespray.........it is good for deep soil build ups,  helps remove filtration soiling and reduces yellowing conditions.  Dilution Ratio 1:45

We no longer use olefin prespray I found it usless?

Your batting Zero Doug

Still don't use it.

foolishness to me too... big waste of time and money

I agree

Adwa your batting zero...lol

Olefin prespray is useless in my books too



Posted By: Adwa
Date Posted: 25/July/2005 at 1:26am
Ok........what about filtration marks........do you think Olefin works on them???

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Posted By: cmaster
Date Posted: 25/July/2005 at 1:30am
Never tried it. Cyclone works. Power Gel works



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