Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Aaron stanton on September 25, 2015, 07:00:07 am
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As this is my first year of carpet cleaning I am experiencing many firsts, this week I cleaned my first Indian restaurant. At first inspection it didn't look that dirty so I thought it would clean up nice and be straight forward but I was wrong!
It did clean up and look better but I know I can get better results in the future, the dirt was hard to break down and there was plenty of it obviously greasy from the kitchen.
The point of this post is to say that when starting out it is easy to feel deflated when we don't get the results we were expecting but the most important thing is to learn from it and do a better job the next time.
They said they will use me again and were happy with my efforts and I did get a free curry at the end of the job :)
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Aaron,
What did you use on it?
Simon
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Heres chinese restaurant carpet I did months ago. Power burst and f90 in the tank.
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I used alltec products, citrus pre spray and ultimate master. Used a floormac for agitation. Good work Radek looks good
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Cant beat powerburst!
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Give it a good scrub in with a rotary though!
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I used alltec products, citrus pre spray and ultimate master. Used a floormac for agitation. Good work Radek looks good
Thanks
What machine did you use for extraction?
Floormac is too light for restaurant carpet.
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what dilution rate did you do ? as it can be diluted 20-1 for commercial I have used citrus pre spray for
over 7 years have not found any thing it can not handle and also ultimate master. possible you didn't
what long enough dwell time, not enough agitation , possible water temp not hot enough,, but more
than likely they have done it in the past and set some of the stains in. any way you must have done
a good job as they gave you a free curry well done happy cleaning
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I used Alltec advance. A rotary would have helped with this 1 that's what I though at the time so will be getting 1 soon. I probably didn't have the right dilution rate that's a good point I probably should have made it stronger.
Lots learnt on this job so onwards and upwards. Cheers
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a better agitation machine would definately have helped.........
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great result Radek......... what chems did you use on that one???? im doing a similar job tomorrow, probably use enzall, though i do have powerburst on board as well,..........
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Power burst on the carpet, agitated with tm4 and extractex with f90
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That takes me back a long time ago (30 odd years) when I use to do carpet cleaning as back then I use to use stimvak machines with a stimvak rotary. How the years have flown by...I miss all those free curries too ;D
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radek i did a large greasy dirty eating area today, very heavy soiling. Its part of a really nice contract i have for a large
conference/showground venue, they keep me very busy, been there five full days in the last 2 weeks! Last year i got this particular room looking okay, they were happy with it but i thought it was just okay, if you get my drift (we are our own biggest critics are we not??) This time i used my storm on 600 psi, and agitated heavily with aggresive pads prior to leaving for a 5 minute dwell then extracted................ results were about ten times better, and i did it in about half the time........... bingo, jobs a good un.....
what worked for me, apart from better machines/pads............. same as for you, powerburst and f90 rinse!!!!!!!