Homemade green pads on my cimex.

[BIG WOOD]

To agitate a courthouse carpet that’s been cleaned the wrong way for over ten years.

I had to touch up on an area today that wicked up some brown junk from my first half of this 13hr job.

 

[Mikey P]

Define Wrong

 

[Living The Dream]

Were you able to make those 3 out of 1 pad?

 

[SamIam]

I would say wrong would be !

Always around cubicles when you steam loads of foam and build up!

Like spot cleaner guy got loose with dish soap!

Not sure about Matt’s experience but I see this a lot

 

[Desk Jockey]

Get the BBC with the agressive power strips from Rick. You can wash them and reuse them over and over.

 

[Goomer]

Have one of your kids cut round circles for you next time.

 

[BIG WOOD]

Define Wrong

Wrong:
-Cleaning carpet with just water/no prespray, no heat on the portable machine for over 10 years.

That's the way this carpet has been "cleaned". He knew someone who worked there that kept him on the vendors list.

 

[BIG WOOD]

Were you able to make those 3 out of 1 pad?

I used a 20" pad to make the cimex circles. All I had was beige cimex pads, and I needed something more aggressive and green was the only color I had. My 17" pads were too small to cut the correct size needed

 

[Mikey P]

I prefer to cut them in squares for better corner cleaning ability.

 

[Lee Stockwell]

I get seven out of a 20" pad with a modified hex pattern.

 

[Sierra Clean Care]

I’ve learned to prespray with Free and Clear from Bridgepoint, scrub with either a CRB or 175, and HWE to get it back to zero. Then I will consider using my Cimex on the next go around.... I feel it’s important to REMOVE the ground in soil and left over chems. I have no desire to continue down the last guys path....

 

[BIG WOOD]

I’ve learned to prespray with Free and Clear from Bridgepoint, scrub with either a CRB or 175, and HWE to get it back to zero. Then I will consider using my Cimex on the next go around.... I feel it’s important to REMOVE the ground in soil and left over chems. I have no desire to continue down the last guys path....

I would’ve done a similar process also, but I didn’t have time to train my 21 year old tech female how to wrestle with a 175. And this carpet is so old with ground in dirt, I think a crb wouldn’t be heavy enough to suspend all that packed in soil

 

[Sierra Clean Care]

I’ve learned to prespray with Free and Clear from Bridgepoint, scrub with either a CRB or 175, and HWE to get it back to zero. Then I will consider using my Cimex on the next go around.... I feel it’s important to REMOVE the ground in soil and left over chems. I have no desire to continue down the last guys path....

But of course a GOOD, SLOW, VACUUMING first, to remove as much sand and dirt first. ‘Professional janitors ‘ don’t seem to feel it’s necessary to use a vac with a beater bar.... then they wonder why the carpeting looks like shyte....

 

[Sierra Clean Care]

I would’ve done a similar process also, but I didn’t have time to train my 21 year old tech female how to wrestle with a 175. And this carpet is so old with ground in dirt, I think a crb wouldn’t be heavy enough to suspend all that packed in soil

Then I would have shower fed the Free and Clear through my Cimex, THEN EXTRACT....

 

[Sierra Clean Care]

BTW, if you want a perfect circle, get a small bucket that is 8-9”, put your large pad on a piece of plywood, put your bucket(template) on it, and use a NEW blade on a snap blade knife....

 

[BIG WOOD]

Then I would have shower fed the Free and Clear through my Cimex, THEN EXTRACT....

I shower fed bridgepoint’s encap through it

 

[dealtimeman]

I would’ve done a similar process also, but I didn’t have time to train my 21 year old tech female how to wrestle with a 175. And this carpet is so old with ground in dirt, I think a crb wouldn’t be heavy enough to suspend all that packed in soil

Why did you take a woman to do a mans job?

 

[Nomad74]

This is boring

 

[Nomad74]

 

[Jimmy L]

FILM FORMER..........BAD!

 

[BIG WOOD]

Why did you take a woman to do a mans job?

I didn’t know women couldn’t push a cimex and move hoses around

 

[Cleanworks]

best 2 employees I ever had were women.

 

[BIG WOOD]

best 2 employees I ever had were women.

It must be some Texas type of reasoning

 

[steve_64]

best 2 employees I ever had were women.

Me too, well at least I paid them.