More froofies..

[Mikey P]

kajillionaire customer demands that six of these hand tufted beauties be cleaned in the home.

$3.20 a foot

Plus 3 areas of similar wtw and 2.5 staircases. 4 techs, one AT. two on the wands and two on damage control


CRB compound and bridgeless glides are our pals.

 

[ruff]

Mike, by bridgeless glide, do you mean a hole glide, or the PMF that screws on?

I assume that the issue is not to pull the loops.

 

[hogjowl]

So clean them
Good grief

 

[DAT]

You must be so proud to be a servant to a bajillionaire.

You wear the white glove for soil inspection?

 

[Desk Jockey]

Host, they don't look bad enough to HWE. I'd be concerned as Ofer mentioned with too much vacuum, pulling a yarn or two.

 

[Mikey P]

Mike, by bridgeless glide, do you mean a hole glide, or the PMF that screws on?

I assume that the issue is not to pull the loops.

Screw on type.


They've already had all the low-moisture goobers out there they prefer the hot water extraction in the and the luster it provides

 

[Mikey P]

So clean them
Good grief

Thanks for the terrific advice , so helpful

 

[hogjowl]

Sometimes you need to focus

 

[Desk Jockey]

And you haven't even whipped out the wand.

 

[Papa John]

I would have expected to see rubber on the back... they look like bath mats that I've seen before.

 

[Old Coastie]

And you haven't even whipped out the wand.

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Good eye.

 

[Mikey P]

Sometimes you need to focus

On what, won't be me cleaning that job.

I would have expected to see rubber on the back... they look like bath mats that I've seen before.

You see alot of bathmats with this lable do ya?

it's up in your neck of the woods on Fillmore

 

[Papa John]

not with that label.. but the fronts are common bathmat designs.

 

[Papa John]

I noticed the rug was made in 1994. near ancient history in the carpet cleaning industry. we have much better equipment now.
so the info on the label might be outdated.
I wouldn't worry.

 

[Mikey P]

Not worried at all, we have a system down pat for these $900 s yard bath mats

 

[PrimaDonna]

Yeah yeah... your not the only one.

 

[Mikey P]

I think you found that last one in my hot tub drain...

 

[DAT]

@PrimaDonna the last picture, what is that?

 

[Mikey P]

a un-cleanable area rug.

 

[Cleanworks]

@PrimaDonna the last picture, what is that?

We call them noodle rugs. The yarns are about as big as your finger. As far as I am concerned, the only way to clean them is full immersion. You'll need a centrifuge to get the water out. I don't bother with them.

 

[PrimaDonna]

@PrimaDonna the last picture, what is that?

A bunch of @bob vawter fatty blunts. You couldn’t tell?

 

[DAT]

Fat Blunts did cross my mind.. good ol days.

Just cookies for me now..

 

[Desk Jockey]

A bunch of @bob vawter fatty blunts. You couldn’t tell?

 

[Papa John]

we cleaned many noodle rugs. a through dusting, full immersion and a alot of extraction time. an "Arminian centrifuge" will help if you don't have a real one.

 

[Cleanworks]

Armenian centrifuge?

 

[The Great Oz]

The pucker comes from the liability of cleaning custom-made-for-the-customer rugs that cost half a kajillion dollars to have made. Check that your insurance limits are high enough, and please don't CRB these. Unless you use the "baby's butt" soft brush, at the very least you'll do some damage. At worst you'll be replacing them. V'Soske's will cause you no problems if you warm water extract them.




Felt yarn rugs are no problem with a brushless machine. Send 'em our way.

 

[Papa John]

Armenian centrifuge?

After extracting as much as possible using a rover or water claw, Roll the rug onto a PVC pipe and stand on 1 end by leaning it against a wall. The static pressure will cause the water will run to the base of the rug near the floor. Extract this area again. Or just hand the rug and do same with ends.

 

[Cleanworks]

After extracting as much as possible using a rover or water claw, Roll the rug onto a PVC pipe and stand on 1 end by leaning it against a wall. The static pressure will cause the water will run to the base of the rug near the floor. Extract this area again. Or just hand the rug and do same with ends.

Might be easier to roll it face fibre in around a rug sucker.

 

[Papa John]

Might be easier to roll it face fibre in around a rug sucker.

Yes, if you happen to already have one and still stand the rug up. The rug sucker is a little disappointing. We use it on woven rugs.

 

[Cleanworks]

Yes, if you happen to already have one and still stand the rug up. The rug sucker is a little disappointing. We use it on woven rugs.

I only use the rug sucker on urine soaked rugs.