Hello Everyone I just joined this forum. I reached here through Google.
I Represent a New York based Carpet Cleaning Company.
I look forward to take active part in forums activities.

How do you word your email reminders for:

Regular clients that are repeating on a ( for instance ), monthly, quarterly, six monthly, yearly basis??

Clients that you have done a "one-off" clean approximately twelve months ago??

Do you have a brochure printed up??

Do you have a standard email form for this??

Email me if you wish to:  getshortycairns@iig.com.au

Much appreciated.

Shortwun.

I have a broken wire where the cord comes out of the handle Right at the end of the protector piece, It stopped working today and i noticed when i moved the cord some it would work. then stop again. Is there any special thing i need to know to take the 2 piece cover apart. there is 2 screws holding the handle, then there is 2 screws holding it to the main handle that the tank is on. Then i'm thinking the other four hold the covers together.

As the title says, I just moved into a new house and the carpets are filthy. I'm sorry if this is the wrong place to post this, but it would be great to get some help from the experts.

I was thinking of hiring a carpet cleaner just to go through the whole house, but then I considered trying to do it myself. I've got a decent hoover, but I was thinking of getting a steam cleaner to clean the carpets and then following up with a good vacuuming session. I could then use some sort of stain remover for the worst bits.

I've got my eye on the Karcher SC1 (which I found on this list), but I realised there was a newer version (the SC2) so I'm a little stumped now.

My question is: are steam cleaners "good enough" for cleaning carpets? Or do I really need to hire a carpet cleaner? And what's the best process for cleaning stains (they look like a mixture of dog urine and spilt drinks...not nice).

Thanks!

How come Releasit doesn't have more types of spotters. I think as a quality cleaning agent they should have more variety like rust remover, red stain remover and P.O.G. remover? I know you carry different brands but most of them aren't encapsulates for us that mostly use this method?
  

I have a chance to buy a 10ft bifold link ramp off craigslist. I need a long one because my van sits up high and my driveway is on a hill. This is the bifold that is made to fold up and store vertically. My van isn't tall enough to store this way. Can it just sit on the edge of of my van bed when loading and then be folded and slid in long way? Or is the only option the vertical storage? Right Now I'm using a homemade wooden ramp and it's heavy!
The trifold link would Be Great but it's not in the budget anytime soon.
Thanks.

I thought that I would share my Excellent Supply experience with you all. I used Ultra Adsorb and Punch with CRB and Shark Vac. 

Thank you to Dawes Septic and 44/55 Automotive. This is my test rug. I left it in Dawes Septic's office for a week and then right after dropped it off at 44/55 Automotive for about a week and a half. Obviously it was much more then real life soil and grease but I wanted excessive stinky, poopy, greasy and dirty at its worse. The only couple spots left were some burn marks from welding. Yes those can be fixed as well but that will be another post. Spotless, clean, fresh and dry and I picked the worse side!

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I ordered som punch, ds2 and hydrox. I had not ordered since the tea tree oil smell and fresh scent in hydrox. I was under the impression that it was lemon scented now, but they all smelled the same and no lemon that I could pick up. It smelled more like the bio encap that I had tried before. Has the scent changed?

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I have some kind of Micro Beast Pads and they work quite good...i think not as good as the original ones from ES... My question...how do you notice when to change the pads or change the side? When using the SuperZorb it is clear...

Has anyone any kind of advice?