12-25-2013, 02:02 PM
Sorry, I meant in no way that the use of a wallbanger was a reason for the mildew smell. I too have several of them and have been using them since 84, but have not used them on carpets for a long time, in fact the last time was when we cleaned a few dept. store floors (Hill's -now out of business) and used them to "shampoo" the ladies wear dept. with bonnets and a very sudsy shampoo the stores provided as per their contract requirements. That was before I heard about encapping.
Their use of a wallbanger was just some info that I was able to find out when I asked the receptionist. That and the regular extraction soap and the carpet was dry to the touch when I was there.
Fairly large medical building, several Dr.'s practice there (different specialties).
Very cold here. Western Pa. 70 miles from Pittsburgh.
Again, sorry if I offended you. I know I get offended when people on a different board call me a hack for using a portable or a "Scrub n Run" for encapping.
I agree, It's not the machine it's the person working the machine, and the results.
Their use of a wallbanger was just some info that I was able to find out when I asked the receptionist. That and the regular extraction soap and the carpet was dry to the touch when I was there.
Fairly large medical building, several Dr.'s practice there (different specialties).
Very cold here. Western Pa. 70 miles from Pittsburgh.
Again, sorry if I offended you. I know I get offended when people on a different board call me a hack for using a portable or a "Scrub n Run" for encapping.
I agree, It's not the machine it's the person working the machine, and the results.