PreSpray vs No PreSpray

[Mark Saiger]

I know Marty is going to love another video....

Just moments of where prespray if applied uneven in some places...you will notice (as most of us do know)

And times when an inline sprayer will malfunction....and hopefully notice...but some techs don't notice.

and...how many times can I get something stuck in my Tom Conway wand in one day...had a few moments....

And the colder weather setting in made this one of the toughest floors to clean...humps and bumps everywhere this time!

 

[Jimmy L]

Explain it as traffic area wear

I see no vacuum cleaner oh mighty internet carpet cleaning GURU : )

 

[Mark Saiger]

Explain it as traffic area wear

I see no vacuum cleaner oh mighty internet carpet cleaning GURU : )

We got em

One on each van

Actually...have a shop full of them too for back up....and a grave yard of a few of them

 

[hogjowl]

The Castex owner is giving SAIGER hell?

 

[Cleanworks]

he who castex the first stone.....

 

[Mark Saiger]

Love you guys!

Just too much fun

 

[GreenTechAgain]

he who castex the first stone.....

That's funny.

 

[Steve Lawrence]

We mostly quit Hydro Force style prespray and went to Multi Sprayer so we know we've always got the proper concentration and avoid the prespraying with water screw-up.

 

[BIG WOOD]

@Mark Saiger why would you waste so much energy just to show us where there's no pre spray?

You could at least show us a comparison that would cause a stupid pre spray argument like SS1vsFlex or SS1vsGreaseEater or something along the lines of that.

 

[Mark Saiger]

@Mark Saiger why would you waste so much energy just to show us where there's no pre spray?

You could at least show us a comparison that would cause a stupid pre spray argument like SS1vsFlex or SS1vsGreaseEater or something along the lines of that.

Well now that you mention it... That actually was taking place all last night I understand on another forum. But I can't see those types of things so I'm only going by second-hand knowledge... And screen shots

 

[Mikey P]

a 175 (or Cimex ) would make a far better/faster pre scrubber on THAT carpet.


Some one is going to start bringing three vans full of toys to jobs and blow you out of the water Saiger.

 

[Jimmy L]

This is a warning Marty.........it's the season of the Klown. Koko the Karpet Klown just might be seeing you down in that HELLHOLE state ya'll live in. Mr. NOnothing and the only football you watch is SEC garbage!

 

[Mikey P]

or put a pad driver under your RVXL and Red pad it.

 

[hogjowl]

I live in fear.

 

[BIG WOOD]

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Well now that you mention it... That actually was taking place all last night I understand on another forum. But I can't see those types of things so I'm only going by second-hand knowledge... And screen shots

I've used the "other forum's" chems in the past. Nothing to brag about. There's no need to worry about it.

 

[hogjowl]

Did you take a shower before coming here?

 

[BIG WOOD]

Did you take a shower before coming here?

I just got out of the shower. You asked

 

[BIG WOOD]

Do you like my creepy look?

 

[BIG WOOD]

Ok, now I'm creeping myself out just looking at it. I'll remove it

 

[hogjowl]

I've seen worse.
Like the vac tat on Kelli.

 

[BIG WOOD]

I've seen worse.
Like the vac tat on Kelli.

Nah! That builds character

 

[Desk Jockey]

I've seen worse.
Like the vac tat on Kelli.

Ohh man you're so in trouble. lol

 

[Loren Egland]

No prespray, just a Steam Way Powermatic, Steam Way wand, and Steam Way Formula A through the truck mount. Back in the 1970's.

The top picture had just been cleaned with a portable steam machine.

That being said, Mr. Saiger is right about pre spraying, especially on those restaurant jobs, particularly olefin.

 

[BIG WOOD]

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The top picture had just been cleaned with a portable steam machine.

That being said, Mr. Saiger is right about pre spraying, especially on those restaurant jobs, particularly olefin.

those pics don't count. That was with carpet that was made to be cleaned. Today's crap is made to be thrown away.

 

[Mark Saiger]

a 175 (or Cimex ) would make a far better/faster pre scrubber on THAT carpet.


Some one is going to start bringing three vans full of toys to jobs and blow you out of the water Saiger.

or put a pad driver under your RVXL and Red pad it.

Actually had the RV and red pad...nope...this dang floor was a small mine field of mole hills, valleys, crevices, bumps....more bumps.....Ridges...

A cimex maybe with Shampoo brushes might have done the trick....but this floor surprised me this time....

I have been able to Zipper the entire thing in the past...something about the current weather messing with foundations...including my own home....

But....we got it done...and the little 10 inch CRB...hopping...skipping...and buzzing along did the job....(and a wand)

We actually did pretty good time...in and out with the two vans in Two hours...did very well per hour $$$ Too....



But...everyday...a new surprise somewhere...just had to roll with it

 

[Mark Saiger]

View attachment 18696 View attachment 18695 View attachment 18693 View attachment 18694 No prespray, just a Steam Way Powermatic, Steam Way wand, and Steam Way Formula A through the truck mount. Back in the 1970's.

The top picture had just been cleaned with a portable steam machine.

That being said, Mr. Saiger is right about pre spraying, especially on those restaurant jobs, particularly olefin.

I was just talking to the family about this today too...the old days and one single step cleaning...

@Jim Pemberton post about prespray...or could say lack of I am excited to talk to my dad so he can remind me and fill me in on what we started using...I kind of remember...

But will be fun to talk to my dad about the old days

 

[Dennis99]

Talking of old days, still got Machine Head on vinyl from back in the day.

 

[Big Jim]

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I know Marty is going to love another video....

Just moments of where prespray if applied uneven in some places...you will notice (as most of us do know)

And times when an inline sprayer will malfunction....and hopefully notice...but some techs don't notice.

and...how many times can I get something stuck in my Tom Conway wand in one day...had a few moments....

And the colder weather setting in made this one of the toughest floors to clean...humps and bumps everywhere this time!



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Mark your best video yet, outstanding job. It clearly illustrates the need for proper procedure and cleaning solutions as well as taking into consideration the individual job.

 

[Big Jim]

We mostly quit Hydro Force style prespray and went to Multi Sprayer so we know we've always got the proper concentration and avoid the prespraying with water screw-up.

That's a good point it points out the differences between the two methods and the possible problems associated with using the hydro Force

 

[Cleanworks]

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That's a good point it points out the differences between the two methods and the possible problems associated with using the hydro Force

I love my Hydroforce sprayers, best time saver ever invented. We prespray hot, right from the truck and by the time we hook up the vac hose, it's enough dwell time. Like everything, your Hydroforce needs maintenance. Take I apart and clean it. Better still, run a 100 mesh strainer on your intake line. The multi sprayers are good but slower on big jobs and yes they need maintenance too.