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library cleanedDecember 12 2007 at 1:53 PM | steve r |
| dropped off bill today i was told they have got numerous compliments on how good it looks. they are giving my name and number out to all who ask.
i used a 20 in rotary fiberplus max pads and releasit. i used the doodle bug around all the edges and corners and it worked like i thought it would which is good. i could get under and between desks and things like that with it. i used a mop bucket on wheels with the releasit mixed in it.that way i could roll it around using the doodle bug handle to push it.
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Encapologist
| cool | December 12 2007, 2:37 PM |
Hey Congrats.
Now get a Cimex |
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DON ELDRED
| Re: cool | December 12 2007, 4:00 PM |
Great process for library carpets! |
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Joe M
| A roto | December 13 2007, 8:13 AM |
A roto machine well do just swell on comm carpet using a fp pad. I have a 17" roto with tank and it does a great job.
Pre spray with hot punch and run hot releasit through the tank.
I only do small com jobs at the moment. I have had quite a few cimex in the past and there are times when the are just to bulky to move around.
A 17" or 20" will give your arms a work out though.
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Jeremy Wood
| Re: library cleaned | December 12 2007, 5:26 PM |
What's a doodle bug?
What speed did you run at with the rotary?
Jeremy |
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Kevin Pearson
| Re: library cleaned | December 12 2007, 6:28 PM |
I'm with Jeremy. What's a doodlebug?
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Kevin
| Re: library cleaned | December 12 2007, 6:34 PM |
A doodlebug is a mop handle with a rectangular pad holder on a swivel at the end. It's most commonly used to agitate stripper around edges/behind toilets etc when stripping VCT.
To use it for carpets, I'd imagine that you would use a white pad. Not a bad idea. I'll have to try it on my next commercial job.
Kevin Kluth
Pinnacle Cleaning
www.dryinonehour.com
www.fullerdirect.com/0704120 |
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Derek
| Re: library cleaned | December 12 2007, 6:37 PM |
i prefer the stand-up brush Rick sells, to the doodlebug. i rarely use either tho.
thanx --- Derek. |
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Bill Youmans
| Re: library cleaned | December 12 2007, 8:34 PM |
I use my doodlbug all the time (with a white pad), I like it on stairs, gets right in the corners, and like Steve, get it in a bucket of solution and walk around and scrub some of the bad spots.
By the way, congrats on the library job, how'd you get it. Aproach them directly?
Bill Y
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Dave
| Congrats | December 12 2007, 9:14 PM |
Congrats on the library job. Check out the Turan pads sold by Hesco. Same size as doodle bug pads, however but made out of turan yarn(like a Thin one bonnet) works real well, might last longer than doodle bug floor pads. Has anyone tried the hand spotting mop and pole sold by Argosheen and/or Hillyard's(Hillyard's calls them a Deep Action mop)? They seem to be a bit less flexible, in case one needs the handle/head to not move around so much. Seems like it would be effective for DS and/or Punch. Nice to find tools that allow one to address hard to reach areas or when one doesn't want to get out a machine. |
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steve r
| Re: Congrats | December 12 2007, 10:31 PM |
lets see if i can remember all this.
i used a 175 20 in.
i have a 15 in. cimex that is well used and i was concerned about the size of the job.
they contacted me again this year. last year i bid a lot higher and never heard from them but then i only had the bane.
my bid was still higher than their regular cleaner who is hwe.
i asked to do a demo and got approval from the board. those spots stayed clean until i cleaned it all sunday.
i used a 8 in. fiberplus max cut to fit,ill have to try some of these other pads though.
im still tired from that job, lol.
i think i got more than double the other guy also. maybe i am a salesman after all.
This message has been edited by 19909090 on Dec 12, 2007 10:34 PM
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Charles
| PICTURE OF DOODLEBUG | December 13 2007, 7:42 AM |
Just screw in broom handle. Scrub pads stick to bottom for scrubbing floors & baseboards.
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