Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Steven Butler on January 20, 2016, 08:26:58 pm
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Gents...can anybody tell me anything about flotex if you have had experience with it, its in a church hall and is approx 50m2.
would also appreciate an idea of what you would charge.
Cheers
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Don't use a rotary.
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flood it
scrub it
suck it dry..
Gary.... why not use a rotary??
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Every time I've used a rotary, the pads snatch against the carpet. It can be like a wrestling match. No doubt others will have a superior technique to me but this is my experience and the experience of every carpet cleanersI know.
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Doesn't flotex have a plastic or rubber impermeable backing, so you can pretty much put down as much water down as you like, without any worry of shrinkage or wick back.
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Yes, it would be an achievement to abuse it.
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Used a rotary on the stuff myself no problem.
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Good technique chap. :)
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If you flood it the rotary won't snag the product will act as a lubricant, I would give it one hell of a vac first ideally a contra machine would be the best then turn the heat and pressure up and blast away then do it all again and turbo dry charge more than normal.
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My old boss used to use a watering can to apply pre spray.
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I spray down ultrapack at 50 to 1 then scrub with a slow speed rotary and brush, rinse out with hot water or even F90 if its realy dirty, but Flotex is just about indestructible
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Thanks some great info. What about charging?
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charge more, because flotex absorbs a hell of a lot of crud before it shows....
This takes longer to get out..
I used a rotary all the time (LM only cleaning) and as long as there is enough liquid down on flotex, you will not be fighting the machine.. CRB machine is best for it though....
Shaun... I also used a watering can on flotex... ;D
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Have you confirmed it is Flotex ?
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Cheers for replies but didnt get it...someone quoted half my price.