07-19-2013, 08:10 AM
That much area to cover would be very time consuming to do spot cleaning. Much more time than just cleaning all accessible areas with the orbot.
I would just walk the areas off and get approximate sq footage of all the spotted carpet areas, tally up, price it at a price that works for you ( Ricks prices sound reasonable to me) taking into consideration the struggle of getting the bot in and out of everywhere and doing it that way you can "blend" areas to get a uniform appearance whilst removing the spots, thus combining efficiency with effective cleaning and acceptable results.
I think once you start spot cleaning it would be a time consuming nightmare resulting in clean "spots" that will be noticeable. Unless of course you are dealing with really, really clean carpet and could get away with spot cleaning and get good results. It's hard for anyone else to determine that from the pics though, that would be your own professional judgement.
Try some spots and see how it goes. If a no go, then it's orbot time.
I would just walk the areas off and get approximate sq footage of all the spotted carpet areas, tally up, price it at a price that works for you ( Ricks prices sound reasonable to me) taking into consideration the struggle of getting the bot in and out of everywhere and doing it that way you can "blend" areas to get a uniform appearance whilst removing the spots, thus combining efficiency with effective cleaning and acceptable results.
I think once you start spot cleaning it would be a time consuming nightmare resulting in clean "spots" that will be noticeable. Unless of course you are dealing with really, really clean carpet and could get away with spot cleaning and get good results. It's hard for anyone else to determine that from the pics though, that would be your own professional judgement.
Try some spots and see how it goes. If a no go, then it's orbot time.