[jim etchells]

I arnt after getting one. And have lots of training lined up and reaserch to do before choosing a machine. Just thought I would ask whats the problem with them. On a review website of Rug Doctor hire. People that had hired them seemed to love the outcome. I hired one once and was rather impressed with the results. Ok one of the coffee stains didnt come out, and it was December so I nearly froze to death at night as I had to leave the windows open all night to help with drying.  It sure was loud, heavy and slow going. But isnt that a sign of quality. Never seen a Puzzi so someone will have to tell me about them.  I am sure the training will help me learn the truth about quality and crap.

[Colin Day]

Puzzi = Sinclair C5

Rug Docter = Sinclair C5 with a posh sticker on it

Twin Vac Porty = Landrover Discovery 4

Triple Vac Porty = Range Rover Sport (Sorry to be biased)

Truck Mount = From light aircraft to Jumbo Jet

[derek west]

I arnt after getting one. And have lots of training lined up and reaserch to do before choosing a machine. Just thought I would ask whats the problem with them. On a review website of Rug Doctor hire. People that had hired them seemed to love the outcome. I hired one once and was rather impressed with the results. Ok one of the coffee stains didnt come out, and it was December so I nearly froze to death at night as I had to leave the windows open all night to help with drying.  It sure was loud, heavy and slow going. But isnt that a sign of quality. Never seen a Puzzi so someone will have to tell me about them.  I am sure the training will help me learn the truth about quality and crap.

you've just answered your own question, would you pay a professional to be put through that?

do your training then read your posts again.

[Ian Gourlay]

My Rug Doctor blew up on me the other day  I was working 5 floors up in a bed sit.

Hired a puzi and it had no noticiable suck but the waste tank was full when I finished.

recovery rate is also good on Rug Doctor , but I would only use it for parts i cannot reach

[Joe H]

Jim
You said of the Rug Doctor you hired   "It sure was loud, heavy and slow going. But isnt that a sign of quality".

A truckmount is    loud, heavy and FAST going - that is a sign of quality.  and the crpets will be dry in hours, not the next day - another sign of quality.

Why would a client pay you to use a Rug Doctor when they can go to B&Q and hire one themselves and cost less then you.
Clients want something different for their money.

Whens your course? You wont see a Rug Doctor in sight.

[jim etchells]

Its in a couple of weeks at cleansmart in nottingham. And I am out next with a chap named Roger who im very greatful to.  just asked about them 2 machines as confiration to stay away from stuff like that.  the link you gave me the other day to the machine on ebay looked like what I would be after. Still a while away from buying yet though. want to gain more knowledge 1st.
thanks
Jim

[Peter Sweeney]

Hi Jim,

You will learn more from Roger in a day than you will learn on Month of training courses or discussions on here. You truly are privileged. Listen to the way he talks to his customers and the way he coducts himself generally.

Pete

[happy mondays]

Hi Jim,

You will learn more from Roger in a day than you will learn on Month of training courses or discussions on here. You truly are privileged. Listen to the way he talks to his customers and the way he coducts himself generally.

Pete

I can second this, I myself worked with Roger for a day last month, you will learn a great deal from him.

[gr cleaning solutions]

Hi very good courses at cleansmart i did both carpet and a upholstery i started off with a puzzi and still use one today.I have done a lot off work with it , Ive had no complaints a lot have had me back to other carpets in there homes and all have been very happy with the results.But i clean the way i was shown on the courses with good chemicals.
I am now looking at getting a better machine as the puzzi has paid for its a while ago still going to keep for flats etc . I'm looking at the prochem galaxy, listen to what they have to say on here its help me loads there a great bunch off people hope it all goes well for Jim as it has for me
  

Gavin

[Doctor Carpet (Ret'd)]

Hi Jim,

You will learn more from Roger in a day than you will learn on Month of training courses or discussions on here. You truly are privileged. Listen to the way he talks to his customers and the way he coducts himself generally.

Pete

I can second this, I myself worked with Roger for a day last month, you will learn a great deal from him.

Hey Westy

Remember that client with all the computer gear?

I found out what he does. He's a professor working in a university and has done a lot of work (also commercially) developing computing equipment for people who are visually impaired.
What's really interesting is I have another client who is doing the same thing but coming from a different angle-and I don;t think they know about each other.
It's a small world, or a large world, depending upon how you look at it.

Hope things are working out well for you.

Roger

[happy mondays]

Hi Roger, I do, purple carpets and fur on the ceilings in the cellar! how could I forget, I thought he was a bit of a tech head, I said so on the day.

Its goin ok thanks, my extracta's not as quick as your ninja, but it does the job in the end...... (hard work though) you still busy?

[Doctor Carpet (Ret'd)]

Westy

Usual busy self thanks.

Don't quite know how I'm going to cope when work levels actually do pick up as the weather improves. (probably have to put my prices up again) -try and edge it up to what some of the big boys charge.

I've also just picked up some nice jobs over in Liverpool as well. Not too sure how I'll deal with all the travelling.

Roger

[ryan mca]

 Jim the cleansmart 2 days is a really good start derek is brill but a you will
try a 3vac airflex on the cource night & day with the machines you mention
minimmum  start up twin vac 120psi if you have a small budget look on ebay
for one with a hand tool & upholstery tool included get a good vac and aggitator
ask derek for advive on chems and essentials  dont forget marketing & transport

[robert meldrum]

Ryan

English was not an English invention...............it's a mixture of Norse, German, Anglo Saxon, Latin and French. I think the Irish version was introduced from Scotland.

Spelling and grammar has been sorely neglected over the past 30 odd years by socialist politicians inflicting their sad " everyone's equal " policies on our schools.

[Peter Sweeney]

Ha ha Rob

Nice to see intwalectual voicing his opinions. How u keeping fella?

Pete

[robert meldrum]

Ryan
 
Friday night spelling and grammar should never be confused with normal conversation !!!!!!!!!!!!You're correct about spelling and grammer not being what it used to be but in many cases it's touching the wrong key when typing although in most cases the fault of a ruined education system which once led the world.

As you know the Irish and Northern Scots were Gaelic speakers which gradually gave way to Norse and Germanic influence resulting in Old Scots which still exists to some extent in the North East of Scotland which eventually became modern English elsewhere............

There was a forced emmigration of many thousands of Scots into Northern Ireland in the 1700's which I understand had a major effect in the introduction of the English language into Ireland.

[ryan mca]

 Sorry guys no more drunk posting promise

[davep]

Roger I can cover those Liverpool jobs, save all that petrol 

[Doctor Carpet (Ret'd)]

Hi Dave

It's not part of my master plan for world domination.

My parents are getting on and it'll make life easier to see on a more regular basis if I'm doing the odd job over there.

You fancy meeting up sometime anyway for a beer? Or are you going to either Carpex or CCDO?

Roger

[clinton]

Roger good idea to get some more guys for our nights out

[Shaun_Ashmore]

Roger what is you talk about?

Shaun

[derek west]

Roger what is you talk about?

Shaun

the best tight shorts to wear and where to get them

[clinton]

You mean his summer slashed to  the thigh boiler suits

[derek west]

i think he's saving tight fitting boiler suit tips for the ccdo, 

[Shaun_Ashmore]

An early picture of Roger

[Steve. Taylor]

Shaun you are worrying me now with pictures like that on your computer

[Doctor Carpet (Ret'd)]

I think you'll find this even more worrying.

Roger

[Doctor Carpet (Ret'd)]

Shaun

They say copying is the sincerest form of flattery

(Didn't quite get my "pose" of you quite right-but near enough)

Roger

[Steve. Taylor]

Roger when you take a quick look that poor guy has a arm missing

Get down on all threes a clean that stain

[clinton]

Nice wand roger

[Steve. Taylor]

You can just see it hanging out the bottom of the cut offs


























































YOU WISH ROGER YOU WISH

[clinton]

 

Think he has an even more shorter number

[davep]

Your parents are in Liverpool Roger? I do like beer 

[Shaun_Ashmore]

Dressed like that he'll get taken away by a different doctor

No wonder the house wives keep asking you back!!!

Shaun

[clinton]

Bet the female clients ask him if he would like his sausage in a bap or on toast

Il stop it  Wont get another invite to dr carpets drink and a curry night

[Steve. Taylor]

Clinton if he puts pictures like that on here trust me he loves it

Roger i used to have a transit like that did it cost you every mot for welding i reckon they used salt water on mine for underseal

[Doctor Carpet (Ret'd)]

Roger what is you talk about?

Shaun

"Take Credit For Your Business -or- how to raise finance" (gedit?)

What does a bank look for when assessing your request for finance. (Customer) "How do I stand for a loan?" (Bank) "You don't, you grovel "

Seriously, I'm explaining how they assess your request. If you know what they are looking for then you stand a better chance of making a better presentation. Secondly, I'll be looking at the different forms of finance and which is best for whatever you are trying to finance.

Roger

[Doctor Carpet (Ret'd)]

Your parents are in Liverpool Roger? I do like beer 

Dave

Born and bred a Scouser for 22 years (still am but just in exile. Thankfully i can say in Stockport and not M**chester.) Mum and Dad still live just off Menlove Avenue.

PM me with your mobile/email and we'll fix up for an early evening beer. You're down near Grassendale off Aigburth Road, aren't you?

Roger
roger@doctorcarpet.co.uk
07979 911321

[Doctor Carpet (Ret'd)]

Roger i used to have a transit like that did it cost you every mot for welding i reckon they used salt water on mine for underseal

Steve

Van (or should I say the ambulance), is nearly 11 years old. Servicing and welding costs about £700 to £800 a year (or about 3 months payments if i was to upgrade to a new van).

Still gets me to jobs
Still gets me new work enquiries

I'll try and root out an even worse piccie which I have somewhere.

Roger

[Shaun_Ashmore]

I think it tells a picture, customers will see you as a down to earth reasonably priced cleaner who will focus on cleaning not by charging excessive amounts. (how wrong they were )

Shaun

[carpetworx]

Anyway Rug Doctor, i was thinking of using one to do lifts before encapping as they get really grubby.would'nt be a bad spotting machine,don't ave to worry about hoses,just fill it and go,bobs yer auntie.