As a cleaner who only does residential carpet using a range of products including the releasit range I sometimes wonder If I always make the right choice of encap for each job and afterwards look back and wonder if the encap I never used would have been better.  Having read a lot about bonnet cleaning it seems that many people believe that a high alkaline is required for soiling so this would indicate that ds2 would be better than hydrox for dirt removal but obviously the ingredients of hydrox are better for browning e.t.c  Does hydrox remove soil as well as ds2 and when should I be choosing one encap over the other.  Thanks

I think it's funny that for over 16-17-18 years I forgot I've been cleaning with low moisture and never had to come back to extract any soil out especially after the crb came out. It's a different way a cleaning and I believe I mastered it. After cleaning 23 years in this business I've seen what could be cleaned with what and what couldn't be cleaned at all. Yes every machine may have there place but surely I believe that you do not need an excessive amount of moisture to get the job done right. I've been seeing a lot f this in youtube ads and I'm not disagreeing with them but we're definitely not on the same page. 

One trick to low moisture is the slower you clean the faster you clean. Don't rush your machine, let it do the work. I'm in middle of trying different compounds and Adsorb Ultra - Dry Powder Compound for Carpet Cleaning is on top of the list for quality. There are several more I'm trying but I'm using low moisture not powder.

Rick, do you have or can you get the edge cleaners for the 15" CRB. Cost would help too!

Having read the labels of all the Releasit encap products I notice that Hydrox is a far higher dilution ratio than ds2.  Is there any reason for this? What is the recommended dilution for encaping residential carpet and what ration is best for using as a browning/urine spotter? Cheers

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I have a regular 20oz olefin commercial carpet that I clean on a regular basis that has a 1ft x 1ft coffee stain that keeps coming back? I have been using a encap process with a cimex. Also they tried to save money about 1.5yrs ago and had another company clean it once, they saturated the carpet and after a couple of days all the stains came back and the carpet started to smell. today they told me that the carpet really started to smell yesterday, it was really hot and humid. I cleaned it last time about 2 weeks ago.

I have a new customer with some odor problems...i can not get Odorcide here...i have read tea tree oil would do the trick...how many drops would you recommend per gallon rtu for urine issues and general deodorising ?

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Who has a Brochure or Flyer for Commercial Properties??

Can I see it??

Please??

I have these for my residential & leather businesses, but never did one for my commercial clients:  

Several years back now, I DID have A4's made up as per Rick's CMS DVD.

OKAY, OKAY, so it MAY have been a decade ago, (or a little more).

When you live where I do, you can't rush these things.

Maybe I should look at that again & restructure the form for my biz: ??

But, to be fair, if you show me yours, I'll show you mine.

I'm very sure that many of us could benefit from these posts.