Flame thrower please.
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hogjowl
Idiot™
I love jobs like that
Old Coastie
Supportive Member
Mikey P
Administrator
Crap poly!
Sierra Clean Care
Member
I had 4 jobs today that I had to use my triple 30/10 on. I then added some d-Lim in, broke out the 17” Brushpro, and went to town.... I inherited a contract from the prior owner when I bought the second company. It’s the Canadian version of section 8..... they were frickin gross.... I was gagging in one of them..... I then cranked the temp up, turned the pressure up to 650, and went to town....
I hate those too... it never cleans well at all if at all. That's why I be been using the powerburst. It help, just a little bit.
Lee Stockwell
FOJL
Break out the 175...
I tried that on my end...doesnt do jack...
I’ve been using this stuff called Big Guns by PureForce on poly and heavy wear areas. I’ve had pretty good results with it.
Hack Attack
Member
I top my HF about 1/3rd with cheap industrial kitchen degreaser on top of my prespray mix (costs about a $1 extra) scrub it clean with the 175 and rinse with high flow burner heat.. its poly you can hardly make it worse
Where's the carpet coloring guy? YOu'd think he'd come on here and tell us how we could turn that crap into a dark brown with his Crayola coloring kit
Mikey P
Administrator
I ran him oft
Blue Monarch
Supportive Member
I'm surprised there aren't a ton of folks saying they could have made it look like new. Maybe folks are finally coming around to reality.
Thank you
Who? Colorful dye?
Cleanworks
Moderator
His classes look good but he runs his mouth too much. No respect for hard working carpet cleaners
Who are we talking about?
Cleanworks
Moderator
Chris h. The dye guy who likes to call guys who own truck mounts fools because they can make more money with his system with less expense.
FredC
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Mikey P
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Reno is overflowing with thousands of home owners enough after more than willing to pay $1000 an hour to have you revert their carpet to 1960s colors.
Dont ya know.
Dont ya know.
I was more interested in repair. Is that still marketable?
Oh, I want to take his class but $2k is just a little steep for me right now. But he has an app that makes dyeing really easy. Snap a picture of the carpet and it tells you the exact amount of dyes to mix. I currently dye carpet but i really suck at getting the exact color at times.
@Papa John This is the correct thread.
@Papa John This is the correct thread.
I wanted to take his class too but everyone here seems to not like him...
Cleanworks
Moderator
He doesnt come across as a very likeable person but that doesn't mean his classes aren't worthwhile. Learning how to repair bleach stains can be profitable, same as doing other color repair. Don't know what the market is for full color change. Keep in mind it only works on nylon and wool.
