Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: md_cleaning on December 10, 2012, 05:07:01 pm
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I have used this in my tank for along time but get through pumps using it, so am looking to change, what do you use and views on how well it works for you.
Dave
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Ive used it for years and years, and never had a problem.
What I do before I leave home for my first job is put the powder in a bucket and put a bit of hot water in, so by the time im at the job the water is clear, and then straight into machine.
Might help you?
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When I was a porty user I used UM for years and never had pump problems with it.
I have since use it in my TMs for the last 9 years and everything is clean as a whistle no scale build up at all.
Maybe you are using too much or more likely there is another reason.
Dave.
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Rinse your pump out at the end of the day with plain water at the end of every day.
Once a week rinse the pump with white viniger. Run it through the pump, hose and wand.
While mixing the solution in the bucket, make sure its fully disolved before putting into the machine.
If you do the above you should lessen the pump problems.
Running the pump dry or putting 70+ degree water into the machine will cause more problems than powdered detergents.
Tony
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Have you tried liquid ultimate master or formula 90
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I have heard about problems using ultimate master in the tank and damaging pumps, sure it was on here.
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ive had some in my garage for a while,it can be used as a prespray i believe???
i have used loads of different chemicals in my tm,i cant say i can notice any difference with all of them
ive used fibre and fab,liquid high heat,extraction pro,crystal green and even plain water
am i missing something?put it this way,i cant see any visual difference
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I use ultimate master 4 scoops premixed in a jug and poured into the filling bucket with a tea strainer never clean above 60deg and always get amazing results. that is 4 scoops to a ninja tank works for me ;)
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Just had a small delivery and it no longer says safe for children pets etc. The reason I bring this up is when Alltec was under previous ownership I asked this question on behalf of a School as it was in my sales blurb and never got an answer regarding the claims sceintific basis.