Great Question and a great answer Rick.
Quick question, are there any potential issues on an Olefin carpet causing friction burns by running over the one spot for the period of time you mention with little to no moisture.
This may sound like a silly question but why does this technique work? Is it just a matter of the amount of agitation?
I have a demo next week for a commercial account and it is direct stuck Olefin with really short pile height, I'd like to make sure I don't cause any damage, if I get to use this technique.
Cheers
Jamie
Quick question, are there any potential issues on an Olefin carpet causing friction burns by running over the one spot for the period of time you mention with little to no moisture.
This may sound like a silly question but why does this technique work? Is it just a matter of the amount of agitation?
I have a demo next week for a commercial account and it is direct stuck Olefin with really short pile height, I'd like to make sure I don't cause any damage, if I get to use this technique.
Cheers
Jamie