[stevegunn]

A lot has been mentioned about this pre-spray but is it suitable for wool their catalogue states not for use on wool but the tub states to use a fabric & fibre rinse if used on wool.

Does anyone know??

[maxcarpets]

yes, someone does

[markpowell]

you can use what you like as a pre-spray as long as you thouroughly rinse with fabric & fibre and leave at a safe ph level. Sometimes you need to use these high ph products to get a good result!
I have used many times on pub carpets which were heavily soiled and it is fantastic.
Mark

[Shaun_Ashmore]

Would you put brick acid on yourself and then rinse it off and put moisturiser on?

You have to look at the bigger picture.

Shaun

[lands]

Is it better than traffic clean on pub carpets? (as a pre-spray that is)

[lands]

The Cistine chapel ceiling is a start Shaun

[colin thomas]

imo if your cleaning a pub/restaurant carpet that is thick with grease etc the pre-spray is mainly on the top breaking down the grease, not attacking the wool fibres, rinse well with an acid rinse, i can't see a major problem.

colin

[PaulKing]

CBT I agree with you there, but does'nt always work that way does it.

And lets face it you can get away with loads on a oub carpet that would land you in hot water in someones home

[markpowell]

common sense really, dont think your gonna need power burst on a domestic job.

[FiberReviver]

WHY 
Freddie

[colin thomas]

paul, generally speaking i would only use a powerburst type solution on a pub/restaurant carpet but there are occasions, no disrespect intended where some of our ethnic customers have carpets with the grease and dirt nearly as bad as in a pub, in those situations i have no problem using powerburst or similar, i used to use less powerful products but they just don't cut it,

colin