04-28-2015, 04:32 PM
(04-28-2015, 01:18 PM)Act One Cleaning Wrote: Bernd, if you do not have an extractor, you could use a "wet or dry" vacuum. Over here we call them "Shop vacs." They are inexpensive but can handle liquid spills and come in many sizes. I think Rick described a protocol for urine spots and stains in another thread last week. The main thing is to treat pet urine areas deeply enough to really get them.
Thanks for your advice. I will think about it. I try start working with my new 175 rpm. I am vlm beginner and just worked with compound and crb and got good results. But i don't like the mess of the compound so i decided to start working with the releasit products.
I realy like the smell but have to learn more about using them, dwelltime and about the right machine for agitation. I think the 175 is a better choice for agitation and encapping.
You have written you are using hydrox. What is about heavy traffic lanes? Do you pre spray them with a stronger dilution? Do you scrub the pre spray in with a crb?
Like to learn more and i am very thankfull for every advice.