[Stu Roberts]

Hi Guys,

I have a school to clean very soon, and they are after having their commercial grade office style carpet cleaned. I have decided to bonnet clean the areas which aren't too heavily soiled and I was wondering what kind of pad you would recommend for this grade of carpet?

Would I get better result with a pad inclusive of brush strips, or is the plain old mop pad sufficient? I have often  used standard bonnet mop in the past with reasonable results.

Thanks.

[Jamie Pearson]

What product are you going to use?

[Stu Roberts]

I was just going to use prochem bonnet buff, which I have had success with in the past.

[Jamie Pearson]

You might want to give their Procaps a try and use a pad more geared towards agitation.

[neil 47]

Stu

we have had success using your chosen pre spray then using rotary brush , finish off with bonnets , areas that dont look that good hwe

we use shockwave , fusion clean , spm.   

we have tried others this works for use ,

i went back to a busy entrance hall yesterday of a fc we did a month after and it still looks good

[richie]

Use the Prochem Pads (the thick cotton ones)  Great results every time.  If you have used Prochem Bonnet Buff in the past to great effect then id say use it on this job also unless your open to other products.  In which case you could take Bonnet Buff as well as others just in case.  Solutions Fusion Clean is good but as fir the pads they sell.....dont bother.

[Stu Roberts]

Thanks for the tips guys. All very welcome and appreciated.

[Mark Slaney]

  If it's the needle punch carpet's i use spm then agitate with a white poilishing pad then bonnet with the cotton pads. Work's for me. For the blue tac either Gum off it or craftex do a good water based solvent then spray with pre spray and bonnet off.

 Mark.