07-01-2012, 10:46 AM
Good questions.
Run the FiberPlus pads down till they're about 6-7mm or 1/4". A ballpark average should get you about 7,000-10,000 sq feet per pad installation (65-90 sq meters). Of course, there are always variables due to the different types of carpet fiber and with varying speeds of cleaning.
If you're using a shampoo tank, the detergent is running through the FiberPlus pad, or pads in the case of the Cimex. As the juice runs through the pad, the pads are being perpetually rinsed so they don't get too heavily soiled, and further cleaning is not generally necessary.
If you're spraying the detergent down, the FiberPlus pads will act like a bonnet and they'll absorb soil. In this case, you should plan to periodically rinse the pads. They rinse out nicely by spraying them with a hose, or you can give them a rinse in a janitor sink. The polyester fiber doesn't hold soil too badly, so they rinse out fairly well.
P.S. I'm glad to hear that you like our Releasit and the FiberPlus pads
Run the FiberPlus pads down till they're about 6-7mm or 1/4". A ballpark average should get you about 7,000-10,000 sq feet per pad installation (65-90 sq meters). Of course, there are always variables due to the different types of carpet fiber and with varying speeds of cleaning.
If you're using a shampoo tank, the detergent is running through the FiberPlus pad, or pads in the case of the Cimex. As the juice runs through the pad, the pads are being perpetually rinsed so they don't get too heavily soiled, and further cleaning is not generally necessary.
If you're spraying the detergent down, the FiberPlus pads will act like a bonnet and they'll absorb soil. In this case, you should plan to periodically rinse the pads. They rinse out nicely by spraying them with a hose, or you can give them a rinse in a janitor sink. The polyester fiber doesn't hold soil too badly, so they rinse out fairly well.
P.S. I'm glad to hear that you like our Releasit and the FiberPlus pads