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UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: David Rogers on July 23, 2010, 12:45:31 pm

Title: Dry Fusion - on Domestic ?
Post by: David Rogers on July 23, 2010, 12:45:31 pm

Hi,

Just been looking at the Dry Fusion website and they state that it's equally usable on domestic, deeper pile carpets.   Any DF users out there that can affirm this?   

Just interested to hear views from DF users on the different carpet types they've had success with, with the system.

Cheers,

Title: Re: Dry Fusion - on Domestic ?
Post by: Len Gribble on July 23, 2010, 06:33:15 pm

Believe Steve Gunn sometimes uses this system on domestic and he is local to you  ;) ;D

Title: Re: Dry Fusion - on Domestic ?
Post by: sandrew on July 23, 2010, 06:45:56 pm

i use it all the time  :D

Title: Re: Dry Fusion - on Domestic ?
Post by: David Rogers on July 23, 2010, 10:25:28 pm

Cheers guys.   :)

Title: Re: Dry Fusion - on Domestic ?
Post by: garry22 on July 24, 2010, 09:58:43 am

David,

We use DF on domestics a lot.

Customers love 1/ The quick drying  2/ The smell (DF perfume).

I'll qualify that by saying there will be some situations where HWE will do a better job but you have to use your judgement. Good pre vaccing is essential (we use a pile lifter).

For longer pile there is a soft shampoo brush which is used to agitate the prespray. This gets good results.

I hope this helps,

Garry

Title: Re: Dry Fusion - on Domestic ?
Post by: Mike_Roper on July 24, 2010, 01:44:53 pm

Definitely use on certain domestic carpets not just as a problem solver ie belgium wilton. After al its a pad system and thelikes of Jason Lawal use nothing but this system.
Which ever pad system you use and solution your technique will make a difference and will give good results wih added benefit drying time.
Vac , prespray then aggitate wih a grey scrub pad from solutions ( these are better if you sew them onto an old worn out pad) follow up with your pads either sprayed or dipped and wrung out .
Mike

Title: Re: Dry Fusion - on Domestic ?
Post by: David Rogers on July 24, 2010, 04:36:25 pm

Thanks guys.

I'm lucky enough to have a brand new Envirodri GEN4 machine, which I find slightly more effective than a rotary for agitation.

So intended approach with the DF will be;-

1. Vac
2. Prespray
3. Agitate & Pile Lift with GEN4
4. Dry Fusion

Cheers,

Dave