[neil 47]

I used the seach on this forum yesterday and got a far better answer from months ago than was being given today.
which brings me to the question do we realy need to ask any more carpet related question anymore as a search will bring you back a much more varied answer.

                  CHALLENGE
                       
SEE IF YOU CAN COME UP WITH A CARPET RELATED TOPIC THAT HASN,T BEEN COVERED

   Neil

[paulchambers]

i also found info about belguin wilton on google on this site from 2003

[Dynafoam]

Neil,

 CHALLENGE
     
SEE IF YOU CAN COME UP WITH A CARPET RELATED TOPIC THAT HASN,T BEEN COVERED

So now you want to be spoon-fed?

Is it not enough that every question asked receives an answer?

John.

PS The 'thingy' was put in by the software - what the heck is wrong with the word 's.p.o.o.n' ?

[paulchambers]

John your reply are excellent i found one of your replies from 2003 its on google

[Mike Halliday]

heres a topic/question that has'nt been asked.

as micro-splitters work differently to normal detergent chemicals is hot water required when rinsing the carpet.

concidering that the microsplitter has already detatched the dirt off the fibre then cold water should be adequate to remove the suspended dirt.

if you still require heat then is it the heat thats removing the dirt and not the microsplitter.


Mike

[neil 47]

It was you answer to the dog urine question YOU ANSWERED that question very extensivley earlier that made me think that nearley every question asked has been asked before as mike halliday said

"Neil, I did'nt miss your question, I just could'nt be bothered to answer it, this may sound rude but i've answered this same question so many times I'm now ignoring it. If you do a search under My name or 'leaflets' then you'll find everything I've ever said about leaflets.

Mike "

If mike is starting to feel like this then maney others mabye feeling the same, so members may not be getting as thourgh a answer that they may have got 18 months ago just a observation John not a critisim.

  Neil

[Dynafoam]

Mike,

A good question - and an original.

As you are aware, micro-splitters break down soil into smaller particles to ease removal without the need for detergency, relying more on molecular adhesion.

However the part that solvency plays is not completely removed from the process. Not only does heat speed up the taking of a solute into solution, it also enables the solution to accept a greater amount of solute (super-saturated solutions).

Consequently both micro-splitter and heat play a part.

John.

[Dynafoam]

Neil,

I did not feel your post to be more than an obsevation, and it is probably correct that a question answered for the umteeth time may be answered in a more perfunctory manner.

Incidentally, when I hast did a Google search of newsgroups on my name, it came up with about 1,200 answers I have given on computer issues, then said it had reached its' limit. Not one CC related post out of thousands was included  

John.

[paulchambers]

Its dereks post soory

http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/forum/2671231601.html

[Mike Halliday]

John, why are microsplitters then the preffered chemical to be used with the CFR machine, A machine that has no heat?

there is an ulterior motive for my question  my diesal burner is in  the workshop getting fixed so today & tommorow  i'm cleaning with cold water

Am i giving the customer an inferior clean because of this? or is heat just  truckmount hype

Mike

[Dynafoam]

That's alright Paul,

I'm only his shadow anyway  

[Dynafoam]

Hi Mike,

It is likely that micro-splitters perform better that detergents at low temperature, though that is just an observation not supported by proper trial.

Though I hesitate to use the term 'inferior' when related to your cleaning, removing heat from the equation will reduce the efficiency of the clean for the reasons stated in my earlier post.

For reasons similar to you current situation I have been forced to clean with cold water but feel sure that the result was not visibly much different.

John.

[Ian Gourlay]

In my bulk mail email box I keep getting messages that someone is asking questions about me.

I thought it was just a scam andhave not opened them or MI5 have uped their survellance..
I did not realise you could use google for this.

I dont mind talkin g to you guys but I dont want all of the Universe looking in.