[grant home clean]

hi,been going about six months now use a portable woodbridge what is a good general prespray for heavy soiled domestic carpets been using prochem multi pro want to try some other makes thanks grant...

[Griffus]

I am far from experienced on this matter but like you use Multi-Pro on synthetics. We have Trafficlean lined up for real bad areas (as yet unused). We rinse using Fibre and Fabric Rinse.

For wool we use Prespray Gold and rinse with Liquid Woolsafe, this has worked very well this far.

I am interested in hearing what the more experienced guys out there use and think.

[Fraser Thom]

Powerburst from Prochem is great stuff - I use it most of the time on anything moderately to heavily soiled.

[Joe H]

I tend not to go in with all guns blazing ie I use the least aggresive cleaning fluid it takes to clean a carpet.
That means generally high ph fluids are not my first point of call (although I have them in my arsenal).

Something like M-Power, Pure Clean or DFC210 are what I would reach for on light-med soiling.
At the moment anything between med-heavy soiling I prefer use the former but a light spray of Solutions Heavy Duty just prior to extraction or Double Clean. Powerburst I reserve for greasy carpets ie kitchen or restaurant.
I use all these as presprays, and rinse with just plain water or sometimes with acidic rinse like Hydramaster Clear Water Rinse but thats more for the benefit of the tubes on my TM - I am fortunate to be in a soft water area and do not get a build up of deposits.

[markpowell]

I hit 80% of jobs with Powerburst and acid rinse on wool or plain water rinse on synthetics.
Mark

[richy27]

i have been using one step premium fineline on wool and wool mix carpets rinsed with ffr or traffic clean on synthetics and power burst on  greasy commercials

[Ian Rochester]

There's any amount of pre-sprays out there that do a good job, we use Pure Clean, Multisolv, Blitz and even Champion if necessary.  Going to give Powerburst a go in place of the Blitz when I next place an order.

[brian willis]

i use power burst at mo its very very good better than blitz imo

bri

[JandS]

Trafficlean and Powerburst followed by Crystal Green or Double Clean.
PSG on wool followed by F and F Rinse.

John

[markpowell]

John,
next time you use Powerburst try just plain water rinse, you will prob find that the result is just the same and you will cut costs.
Mark

[Fraser Thom]

And mix it up nice and hot as well - makes it easier to dissolve and seems to break down heavily soiled areas better that way.

[ross12345]

so how much of power burst do u say put in a 5ltr sprayer ?

[markpowell]

1 Level scoop per litre water
Mark

[derek west]

make sure the water is hot hot hot
derek

[JandS]

Will try that next time Mark.

John

[Mike Roper]

Just done a minging belgium wilton indian restaurant .I know -WHY I ask myself everytime I do it , and say never again. Used blitz with added grease breaker presprayed and rotary ,followed up with hydra dri in tank . still a real chew on to get results.
Mike

[Jamie James]

Hi there

We use a product called champion its a great pre-spray available for CRAFTEX we then use probably and fibre fresh rinse also available for the same place.

Have been using it for 3 yrs now and works well for us.

Happy Hunting

[Linds Russell]

I use Enzall and it just seems to munch it's way through the dirt!

Lindsay