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Pre Spray drying? - BGCD - 07-07-2013

I know you shouldn't let a normal pre spray dry. But if you are using an encap solution to pre spray. Should that be a concern? We still use HWE a lot. But we are looking at getting a CRB to pre scrub before cleaning. My only concern is the bigger homes. And the pre spray drying. We only run one man vans.

Thanks


RE: Pre Spray drying? - David-Hebert - 07-07-2013

prespray only as much carpet as you can get to before it drys same as when you only use a hydroforce


RE: Pre Spray drying? - BGCD - 07-07-2013

I didn't post that quiet right. If for example we are cleaning an 8 room house. Can we pre spray and pre scrub all of the areas. And then proceed to extract. I know to only pre spray what I can get to. But obviously by the time we get back to where we start. It will be dry. At that point it shouldn't be a problem right?


RE: Pre Spray drying? - Charles - 07-07-2013

By the time you get back to where you started should not be a problem.
If you are going to HWE the carpet after make sure you use ENCAP-PUNCH.
It's designed to be used along with HWE. Produces less foam.


RE: Pre Spray drying? - KennyWright - 07-07-2013

I prescrub with Hydrox or DS2 often with a quick, light hot water rinse and it works great! If it dries before you rinse, that's not a problem at all. Honestly, the quick, light hot water rinse is often mostly a post-vacuum with a rinse for the corners, baseboards and wherever the Cimex didn't fit.

If it isn't completely dry when you rinse you may need to use defoamer, especially if you are using a rinse solution rather than plain hot water.


RE: Pre Spray drying? - BGCD - 07-07-2013

That answers my question. That's what I was planning on a quick light rinse. And to detail the room out.