Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Steven Butler on November 24, 2014, 11:09:20 am
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Whats you general chosen pre spray for upholstery?
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M Power for me mate, bit of Fusion Clean on grubby arms etc.
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All man made shockwave
All wools and natural fibres mpower
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Chemspec Heavy Duty Soil LIfter
Chemspec Fast Drying Upholstery Shampoo
Chemspec DFC Heavy Duty Cleaner & Degreaser
Prochem Fabric Restorer for greasy Synthetics
those are my chosen weapons
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I find any micro-splitter will work all do the job (pureclean SPM chemspec dfc).
I personally cant tell the difference between all of them even if they are boosted or not.
Will use m-power but only for problem sofas (Urine).
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Snap ;D
Prochem upholstery pre-spray
Haitian cotton cleaner
Avenge
Pure clean
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Neil I was up at your neck of the woods yesterday causing traffic jams at Royston.
Shaun
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m power for certain jobs as a pre spray
haitian cotton/prochem fab shampoo as a foam
spm now and then if im struggling
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Prochem Fabric Restorer
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Me too.
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Prochem fab restorer for me too. Add a little energiser when needed and mix in bucket etc apply with a scrunge sponge . Find this works better than spraying on.
Mike
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shaun
dosent take a lot to cause a traffic jam in royston ,
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Always used Prochem Fabric Restorer
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Do you guys use fabric restorer on the whole suite ? I was always led to believe only use it on the worst parts. It's great stuff though so just wondering like :)
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Servicemaster were going to work and stuck in the traffic I was doing the 10k run and I was going faster than them.
Shaun
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Most days I go by sm all 4 off thier vans are parked up
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Dan
I use fabric restorer on the whole of the suite, I mix 100ml to a 1500ml pump up normally two of them and have hot acid rinse in my tank, that way I get a good and stable ph and a good clean and if the customer wants the suit protected then I can apply it straight to the suit without the use of anything else
Stuart
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Never used fab restorer but always heard good things. Ive heard of people mixing it into a bucket rather than using as a pre spray....which method works best? Also does it always require acid rinse...?
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Chemspec Heavy Duty Soil Lifter great for breaking up any head grease and chair arms.
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I clean on average 3 a week and for the last 10ish years I've used either pure clean or some other MS with a freshwater rinse.
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You should try Fabric Restorer Mike!! :)
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Always use fabric restorer sometimes add a bit of multi pro makes it more soapy when doing a minger.
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I try and clean as close to PH neutral as possible so..
Spitfire advanced
HD soil lifter - on greasy arms and head marks
Bio Clean can also offer excellent results
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Russ
why such a low ph ? Surely if you are rinsing and neutralising thats all that matters ?
Stuart
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It's just the way I like to Work Stu, sometimes indicator dyes can be problematic if you work too far away from the nuetral zone...
Spitfire when applied correctly works very well for me
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Liquid High Heat is getting fantastic results on upholstery. Its acidic so no issues with bleeding or browning.
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Agreed... Liquid high heat is a fab product... Never used it on upholstery though
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John - If using liquid high heat on upholstery, would you still be using it as a prespray and agitating or would you use it purely as a acid rinse when extracting ?
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It can be used both ways.
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Another good addition about ''Liquid High Heat'' is its an encapsulations product so good for all rinsing
David
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Does it dilute the same as liquid formula 90?
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60ML in 20 litres it's good stuff