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UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: clarkson on May 25, 2011, 07:52:54 am

Title: Chemicals
Post by: clarkson on May 25, 2011, 07:52:54 am
 hi all
  just trying to stay in touch with whats going on. I currently use prochem extract pro in the tank, i also generally prespray with alltec prespray.

 i have cbt and blizz as spot cleaners.

 i have been a little dissapppointed with some of the results just lately despite strong mixes and careful application, some stains havnt come out and the carpets generally dont look great.

 is there something better out there.

 cheers

 john
Title: Re: chemicals
Post by: Colin Day on May 25, 2011, 08:02:03 am
Most of my work I use:

M-Power
Fusion8
Soluboost
Final Phase

I have this as back up:

Citrus Gel
Rust Remover
Powerburst
Ultrapac Renovate
Sod Met

Title: Re: chemicals
Post by: derek west on May 25, 2011, 08:08:57 am

 hi all
  just trying to stay in touch with whats going on. I currently use prochem extract pro in the tank, i also generally prespray with alltec prespray.

 i have cbt and blizz as spot cleaners.

 i have been a little dissapppointed with some of the results just lately despite strong mixes and careful application, some stains havnt come out and the carpets generally dont look great.

 is there something better out there.

 cheers

 john
what do you agitate with?
Title: Re: chemicals
Post by: clarkson on May 25, 2011, 03:31:40 pm

 hi both

 thanks for replies, i usually brush in. 

 i have seen others on here using mpower will look at that.

 cheers

 john
Title: Re: chemicals
Post by: wynne jones on May 25, 2011, 05:17:34 pm
I would try Pureclean and powerburst as instructed, you won't need much else, except perhaps knowing which to use on differnt carpets and problems.

If you do try Mpoer and are dissapointed in the results don't be too hard on yourself as quite a few people can't get it to work anything like the above either.
Title: Re: chemicals
Post by: Joe H on May 26, 2011, 07:11:39 am
Nothing wrong with MPower nor Nemesis. Works fine.
Not a strong as Powerburst but not everyone wants to blast the carpet with high ph. MPower/Nemesis is pretty safe to use in the ph stakes.
Title: Re: chemicals
Post by: clarkson on May 26, 2011, 07:44:08 am

 thanks all

  will work my way through them all, i will try the latter ones on carpets that are filthy and it is a last ditch attempt to save them before they get replaced.

 cheers

 john
Title: Re: chemicals
Post by: Tony_Browning on May 26, 2011, 07:50:35 am
That wouldn't happen to be "John", Son of "Roy" per chance ....would It?
Title: Re: chemicals
Post by: garybristow on May 26, 2011, 12:59:26 pm
Can i suggest that when people mention chemicals that they say who manufactures and who supplies
we all assume that everybody knows
just a suggestion ;D ;D
GaryBristowclean
Title: Re: chemicals
Post by: clarkson on May 27, 2011, 12:19:14 pm

 hi

 hi Ant yes it its me how are you? my mum was with val last week for a day. in the cotswolds for a holiday i think, like you need a holiday when you live in newton abbott.

 thanks for chemical help everyone i will order some mpower give it a go. might try the others but want it nice and straightforward.

 cheers

 john
Title: Re: chemicals
Post by: clinton on May 27, 2011, 02:45:52 pm
Best thing is to try and find a chemical cleaner that willl suit you mate n stick with the working of it...
Title: Re: chemicals
Post by: Russ Chadd on May 27, 2011, 10:22:26 pm
I cleaned the upstairs of a pub the other week, was a polyprop carpet so i hit it with a powerburst pre spray and used my Sebo duo to really work it in.. set my inline heater to 60deg C and rinced / extracted with Extraction plus.. to be fair the carpet was really in need of replacing but i have to say the pre spray and agitation did all the work... powerburst is very very good!

Attached a before and after pic
Title: Re: chemicals
Post by: clarkson on May 28, 2011, 11:56:16 am

  hi

  ive been researching powerburst, and iam reading you cant put it anywhere near wool and you have to acid rinse.

 what is the product names for the acid rinse.

 m power is looking better for regular cleans.

 cheers

 john
 
Title: Re: chemicals
Post by: Russ Chadd on May 28, 2011, 12:06:59 pm
For everyday domestic cleaning of synthetic carpets i use multipro as my chosen pre spray, as an extraction rinse i will choose extraction plus.
Now... when it comes to wool or a wool mix carpet i use  prespray gold and then fibre and fabric rinse to stabilise the Ph.

All products i use are Prochem
Title: Re: chemicals
Post by: derek west on May 28, 2011, 12:47:23 pm
For everyday domestic cleaning of synthetic carpets i use multipro as my chosen pre spray, as an extraction rinse i will choose extraction plus.
Now... when it comes to wool or a wool mix carpet i use  prespray gold and then fibre and fabric rinse to stabilise the Ph.
All products i use are Prochem

ahhhhhhhhh memories. ;D