Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: david@zap-clean on October 11, 2012, 05:35:56 pm
-
A tough day, 14 man hours with no break. Fortunately I had a mate with me :)
Here's a 'before and after' image I took in the worst room:
(http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/1350056371_DryhurstBeforeAfter1024pxWM.jpg)
-
Bloody hell mate, you made a mess in that lovely clean room!
-
There's always one ;)
-
Nice one David.
-
What did you go in with on this mate?
-
did u bonnet it ;D
only kidding great job mate
-
HD-X pre-spray, then HWE with prochem double clean. Amazing stuff.
-
Why use a high alkaline pre spray followed by high alkaline rinse?
-
To get that result ;) with a porty :D
-
So he didn't have to scrub salty water into it for an hour before rinsing.
-
look lets all be honest hear .
that's a low profile poly and you could get it that clean with any high ph solution and 90o of heat ,it aint rocket science
Sorry David but thats the truth. f90 . blitz powerburst double clean they all do the same a bit of persil would of got same results
probably resoil by a week friday
-
So he didn't have to scrub salty water into it for an hour before rinsing.
;D
-
Why use a high alkaline pre spray followed by high alkaline rinse?
I may be wrong: the pH end result is not effected by the pre-spray/spot treatment used with a HWE system. It's rinsed it out anyway. It's the pH of the rinse solution that determines the pH end result.
-
Why use a high alkaline pre spray followed by high alkaline rinse?
I may be wrong: the pH end result is not effected by the pre-spray/spot treatment used with a HWE system. It's rinsed it out anyway. It's the pH of the rinse solution that determines the pH end result.
Assuming your system/method is efficient enough to completely rinse the pre-spray.
-
Your rinsing with double clean that is ph 10
-
Your rinsing with double clean that is ph 10
Yes. It's a rinse product for HWE.
From the data sheet:
############
A highly concentrated, fast dissolving compound formulated for optimum performance in hot water extraction carpet cleaning equipment.
Double Clean contains high quality ingredients for cleaning heavily soiled carpets, plus a special corrosion inhibitor to protect machinery.
Portable extraction machines - Mix 15ml to 30ml (1 to 2 measure scoops) of Double Clean per 10 litres of hot water (1 to 500) in the
machine solution tank.
Always pretest carpet for colour fastness with ready-to-use solution before proceeding.
Pretreat heavily soiled areas with S709 Multi Pro or S710 Trafficlean according to label directions, then follow up with normal extraction cleaning procedure.
############
-
prochem double clean. Amazing stuff.
It's a bit of a myth that a rinse agent will have a profound effect upon the result, if the soil isn't loose and held in suspension by the time the wand reaches it, then a rinse agent that is only on the carpet for a split second ain't going to help. More likely your pre-spray, pre-treatments did the trick. ;)
-
Hope you don't mind everyone else using these on their website's. You should watermark them
-
fantastic result david
-
Hope you don't mind everyone else using these on their website's. You should watermark them
tnx - done
-
David _ Just wondering what the job was......14 hour day x2 man team with no breaks = 28 hours work ! Long Day ! :P
-
It was a seven hour day x 2 people. A large grade 2 listed Victorian building, with attached coach hous.
-
Hope you don't mind everyone else using these on their website's. You should watermark them
Too late someone already using them
https://www.facebook.com/pages/DC-Property-Maintenance/167175033371663
-
Has someone stole them already?
-
what are they like ;D
-
They also nicked a picture of my bathroom! :o
https://www.facebook.com/pages/DC-Property-Maintenance/167175033371663#!/photo.php?fbid=282723185150180&set=pb.167175033371663.-2207520000.1350227916&type=1&theater
-
Ah well, never mind. I've got dozens of photos on Trekearth, and other sites. Photography is one of my long term hobbies. I've re-hashed it for my website http://zap-clean.com/news.html
-
I'd be quite proud if someone else used my images.
-
Yep, it's a complement I guess.
-
David,
If someone asks permission then fine.
What happens if one of your direct competitors steals your images and gains an advantage over you?
-
David,
If someone asks permission then fine.
What happens if one of your direct competitors steals your images and gains an advantage over you?
Anyone using someone else's collateral (images etc) should ask permission first, including mine!
I can't police the whole internet, and life's too short anyway. I should watermark my photos. Most of us have lots of usable information (to the competition) on our websites. A little give and take is OK by me.