Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: PaulKing on May 17, 2008, 09:38:11 pm
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Thinking of using my cimex machine for encapsulation cleaning, any one do it already and what brushes or pads & chemicals do you recommend
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Cimex supply little white pads and they have their own encap product, wich is very exensive, you can use brushes or bonnets and from report I understand the Chemspec product is possibly as good as it gets, but I think Prochem and thers have relatively new products.
My experiments have been with bonnets, but the Americans have for better cotton bonnets which I understand get the best results.
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i use cimexs own white brushes, I've also use their solution. I've also used bridgepoints encapsulation chemical and some stuff I bought from solutions, all of them gave impressive results.
but none of them removed any dirt from the carpet it was all cosmetic, I've cut open the vacuum bag after post vacuuming, it contained nothing,
have you seen the Cimexs brushes on eBay?
Mike
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Magic ;) ;)
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i use cimexs own white brushes, I've also use their solution. I've also used bridgepoints encapsulation chemical and some stuff I bought from solutions, all of them gave impressive results.
but none of them removed any dirt from the carpet it was all cosmetic, I've cut open the vacuum bag after post vacuuming, it contained nothing,
have you seen the Cimexs brushes on eBay?
Mike
yes sadly and already have loads for a r48 scrubber dryer but gone and bought a r38 so the brushed i have are to big, still it's a hardley run in machine for £166 so not crying ...yet
Which white one the hard or soft do you use mike
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sorry did'nt know there were different white brushes, i think they are soft
also got a stiff yellow set, a scarafying set and some brissle & brass set that I bought last week off ebay.
mike
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mike the old girl getting retired now so if you want her for spares for the power head she a es48 so the head shold fit yours as they never changed the guts inside, you can have her for nowt also a load of scrubbing brushed as well. tried emailing you but it came back.
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Paul thanks for the kind offer but I'll have to decline, I've got 2 and they hardly get used, so any bits would just collect dust in my already overflowing shed
thanks mike
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no problem any one else who wants a es48 let me know by 12 tomorrow