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UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: posty10 on May 21, 2006, 08:17:35 pm

Title: Dry Fusion
Post by: posty10 on May 21, 2006, 08:17:35 pm: Hi

Does any own a dry fusion system if so is it any good also is it expensive where can you pick a system up from

mike
Title: Re: Dry Fusion
Post by: Liahona on May 22, 2006, 10:18:40 am: This will be interesting. My reply is ......with no replies to your question I would

consider anything but a Dry Fusion system. A bucket of shampoo and a towel

will work just as well and cost considerably less. Of course though this is just

m opinion, best, Dave.
Title: Re: Dry Fusion
Post by: Liahona on May 22, 2006, 10:19:51 am: One other thing, not too sure if anyone will own up to only using a Dry Fusion

system as the first choice to clean anything. Best again, Dave.
Title: Re: Dry Fusion
Post by: Derek_Walker on May 22, 2006, 01:47:36 pm: Hi Mike,

I own a Dry Fusion machine, and it works extremely well in the right circumstances. It will outperform a truckmount or portable extractor in terms of ease of use, quickness & appearance on commercial carpet tiles without the need for hoses. It will as part of the same cleaning process, leave a protector, deodoriser and an anti bacterial solution heat sealed to the carpets, without any extra work on your part. Did I also mention that it is extremely quiet and dries in 30 minutes.

The down side, it will not clean flotex because it puts too much strain on the motor, how many times do you clean flotex?

Having said all that there are other low moisture machines on the market which have there own unique way of cleaning and which should be given consideration if you want to go down that route.

Texatherm, Charley pads, Thermadry, encapsulation are some of the other low moisture systems.

The best thing is to try all the systems out to find which one will be the best for you.

Derek.
Title: Re: Dry Fusion
Post by: posty10 on May 23, 2006, 09:54:49 am: Thank for that guys stick to the old method
Title: Re: Dry Fusion
Post by: darren_smart on May 26, 2006, 03:11:59 pm: Quote from: Liahona on May 22, 2006, 10:19:51 am
One other thing, not too sure if anyone will own up to only using a Dry Fusion

system as the first choice to clean anything. Best again, Dave.

I do....... works very well ...every SINGLE customer has been extremely satisfied with results.... ignorance is a terrible thing ! (soz for delay in reply.... holiday..!)
Title: Re: Dry Fusion
Post by: des on May 26, 2006, 04:20:28 pm: Ive got the dry fusion and i am very pleased with it .I use it most days and always finish off hwe with it as it leaves the pile looking much better 9 out of 10 .Nick at solutions has a system with charly pads worth a look at.Also Do not worry about people who wear blinkers and then give advice .
Title: Re: Dry Fusion
Post by: stevegunn on May 26, 2006, 04:30:05 pm: I've got D/f makes me more money than hwe when doing commercial work and my domestic customers love it.
Title: Re: Dry Fusion
Post by: sandrew on May 26, 2006, 08:57:50 pm: yes ive got d/f my customers think its wonderful .
Title: Re: Dry Fusion
Post by: bob on May 29, 2006, 10:46:12 am: Hi all,

I have Dry Fusion use it on 99% of all work its fantastic.

It is the Future of carpet Cleaning in the UK look at my web site and my old posts on Dry Fusion. Also happy to chat with any one about it on 07918147048 or come to Portsmouth for a day and see it working.

Bob Jennings
(http://www.jenningsandsonltd.co.uk )
Title: Re: Dry Fusion
Post by: ISM_CLEANING on May 30, 2006, 02:25:02 pm: Hi, just have to say i totally agree, I have been using dry fusion for a year now, best money i ever spent, initially used it on commercial only, but now using it for domestic aswell with fantastic results and very happy customers.

Ian
Title: Re: Dry Fusion
Post by: cleanability on May 30, 2006, 11:46:46 pm: Hey chaps how much to buy a Dry Fusion system and where's the best place to get it?

Chris
Title: Re: Dry Fusion
Post by: stevegunn on May 31, 2006, 08:28:39 am: http://www.dryfusionuk.com/index.php
Title: Re: Dry Fusion
Post by: Steve Chapman on May 31, 2006, 06:18:43 pm: Can the dry fusion system really be used with domestic areas and how do you go about cleaning stairs and awkward corners etc?

What sort of price is the outlay for this system and for the consumables?
cheers
steve
Title: Re: Dry Fusion
Post by: stevegunn on May 31, 2006, 06:30:39 pm: I use it in domestic situations if they ask for it.Its a lot quicker than hwe and they love it.

Stairs are done using a hand pad or a stair tool that they also sell.

Domestic package runs at about £2300.Chemical expensive but I charge a premium for using this system
Title: Re: Dry Fusion
Post by: Mike Halliday on May 31, 2006, 06:44:51 pm: My mate has stopped using his dry fusion on residential jobs because he was sick of having to get out his H/W/E, he said it was OK on carpets that weren't dirty but anything that needed cleaning properly it was useless.

I used it on my dining room carpet, if it was 'protected' I couldn't tell.

the machine is now sat in my shed collecting dust as he only uses it for the jobs with limited access

Mike

Ps its not quicker than hwe
Title: Re: Dry Fusion
Post by: stevegunn on May 31, 2006, 06:55:59 pm: Its all down to preference.Some people use charly pads in a domestic situation but I would not.The best way is to use the system and see for yourself or contact Matt at cleansmart ref thermadry which is similar to dry fusion he is offering a weeks free trial on the system.