Protection
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Forum Name: Upholstery & Fine Fabrics Cleaning
Forum Description: Discuss anything relating to Upholstery Cleaning
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Topic: Protection
Posted By: doug
Subject: Protection
Date Posted: 13/June/2004 at 8:55pm
Mr. Streamer: I don't mean to call you the Trogan Man but? I was wondering what you other cleaners put under upholstery you are cleaning on hardwood floors?  ------------- Just My opinion |
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Posted By: MR. STEAMER
Date Posted: 13/June/2004 at 10:53pm
| I have rubber back drop sheets...six of them in the truck at all times...I wash them all the time so they are nice and white!!!!!!!! |
Posted By: doug
Date Posted: 14/June/2004 at 10:20am
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Mr. Stramer: Instead of the Trogan Man you are the Man from Glad the white tornado! We actually use underpad scrim up works well. ------------- Just My opinion |
Posted By: MR. STEAMER
Date Posted: 17/June/2004 at 11:16pm
| Shaving my head bald and getting an earing ....so I can look like Mr. Clean !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
Posted By: MR. STEAMER
Date Posted: 04/August/2004 at 10:02pm
| would you use Teflon on silk or 100% cotton??? |
Posted By: MR. STEAMER
Date Posted: 22/September/2004 at 1:41pm
| does anyone find teflon based gard hard to handle???? |
Posted By: carpetologist
Date Posted: 22/September/2004 at 2:06pm
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Steamer Did you Teflon that chair before your avatar lady sat into it. I am waiting to see if she slips off!!! ------------- Kleen Kuip Supply Mart Inc. http://www.kleenkuip.com - New & Used Professional Carpet Cleaning Machines, Restoration Equipment, Training, Service and Supplies |
Posted By: carpetologist
Date Posted: 22/September/2004 at 3:05pm
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SG Ken finds Teflon hard to handle. Those Teflon glides keep slipping out of his hands. On a more serious note. You don't need to sell it. Simply suggest it. Now if you are protecting fine furniture always use a solvent base as opposed to water base. May cost more but Safer, Safer, Safer. ------------- Kleen Kuip Supply Mart Inc. http://www.kleenkuip.com - New & Used Professional Carpet Cleaning Machines, Restoration Equipment, Training, Service and Supplies |
Posted By: MR. STEAMER
Date Posted: 26/September/2004 at 4:17pm
| This is true.... water based can surely cost headaches |
Posted By: doug
Date Posted: 26/September/2004 at 5:16pm
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Ken: How is it safer. For the person applying it?? For the homeowner inhaleing it? Are you informing the homeowner before hand?? We also use a solvernt based protrctor, But don't tell me it is safer. Becaues I will Have to tell you, you are full of sh**. ------------- Just My opinion |
Posted By: carpetologist
Date Posted: 27/September/2004 at 3:48pm
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You are wacking the wrong guy doug. I said safer, safer, safer. Give Ken a break for a moment or so. But I agree the solvent protector may be safer for the fabric and dyes. But not necessarily the people's pets and indoor quality. ------------- Kleen Kuip Supply Mart Inc. http://www.kleenkuip.com - New & Used Professional Carpet Cleaning Machines, Restoration Equipment, Training, Service and Supplies |
doug wrote:Posted By: Superglide Ken
Date Posted: 27/September/2004 at 4:20pm
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Thanks Ted. I get wacked enough for the things I DO say without adding on all the things I don't. Okay, resume the wacking! ------------- Inventor of the Teflon Wand Glide and the Turboteck Rotary Air Duct Cleaners for TMs. |
Posted By: MR. STEAMER
Date Posted: 28/September/2004 at 2:00pm
| he didn't mean safer as in health wise douggie... he ment in wreck furniture wise... get it????? |
Posted By: John L
Date Posted: 15/March/2005 at 5:29pm
| I concur that solvent base is safer on fine funiture cause it will dry faster. The faster it drys the safer for all. |