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UK General Cleaning Forum => General Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: ianharper on April 22, 2005, 08:29:38 am

Title: Microsplitting
Post by: ianharper on April 22, 2005, 08:29:38 am

Hi Guys

Got so Photos of  a microsplitting job.

I have attached them to this message. hopfully they should be able to be viewed. if not i'll try again

Title: Re: Microsplitting
Post by: ianharper on April 22, 2005, 08:36:15 am

2nd try

Title: Re: Microsplitting
Post by: S C Solutions on April 23, 2005, 03:30:06 pm

hi just read this message and would like to know what microsplitting is

Title: Re: Microsplitting
Post by: Tim Downer on April 25, 2005, 06:32:49 am

So would i too.....

Tim

Title: Re: Microsplitting
Post by: Musicman on April 25, 2005, 10:18:55 am

Microsplitters work in a different way to conventional cleaning chemicals in that they shatter the soil-binders (the elements that attach the dirt to the surface) thus suspending the dirt for removal through the appropriate method.

They are very safe to use, are free of enzymes, detergents or solvents and are eco-friendly.

They are used substantially in carpet cleaning, but can also be utilised for hard floors, walls, ceilings, washrooms etc.

Take a look on the Carpet Cleaners board, around 1 in 3 topics will mention micro-splitters.

Excellent products.  ;)

Musicman

Title: Re: Microsplitting
Post by: garyj on April 26, 2005, 11:00:32 am

I don't understand why microsplitters were used on this job!! The floor looks like bare wood, shouldn't it be protected on a bar area like this? If there is a small dab of polish or seal on there somewhere microsplitters probably wasn't the right solution to use. And to be honest, it doesn't look like that good a job, is it finished?

Title: Re: Microsplitting
Post by: ianharper on April 27, 2005, 05:41:02 am

Hi garyj

We have just got contract

7 to  8 years of bad cleaning.

pub did not want to pay for a sand and reseal

so as its my rep at stake I did it for free  (makes my job easier in long run). lots of my clients drink in this pub.

Microspltter do the job qicker and easier that detergents. I think you will agree that evan though the floor is unsealed it looks better than having black top. and not its easir to keep clean each day

Whatch out for some new photos there are some stone floors in this pub that we are cleaning soon with microsplitters


Respect...........................Ian Harper

Title: Re: Microsplitting
Post by: ianharper on April 27, 2005, 05:41:49 am

bye to way this pub will the first in UK to say that its allerg FREE

Title: Re: Microsplitting
Post by: Lee_Pettengell on April 27, 2005, 06:55:58 pm

This thread is confusing me. You clean hardfloors without the need of sanding or sealing?

Title: Re: Microsplitting
Post by: Len Gribble on April 27, 2005, 08:00:22 pm

Lee

Some customers are very cost conscious, I know this from experience as I do a lot of them  :(  also they wont implement a correct cleaning schedule it cost ££ recon Ian will get the sanding and sealing in time.

Len