Mikey P
Administrator
feel free to use this on your pages...
Are you cleaning LVP?
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hogjowl
Idiot™
Scrubbing brings up images of scratches
Kenny Hayes
Member
I’m a janitor, what do you think
Mikey P
Administrator
its fascinating to get into the minds of inbreds..
Lee Stockwell
FOJL
We clean it. People are surprised at how dirty it gets.
Lee Stockwell
FOJL
Job for the crb.
KevinD
Member
I've cleaned a lot of VP. Not sure how much LVP I have done though.
Mikey P
Administrator
Yeah...not YOU.
FyreLyter
Supportive Member
Now I have a weird image in my head.
A blank one that wont be obviously the same as yours on your page?
Steve Shotwell
Member
Mikey P
Administrator
NO!!!!!
Mikey P
Administrator
Ok, but put my logo on it
Old Coastie
Supportive Member
Good picture
Cleanworks
Moderator
What cleaning solution are you using? No need to rinse/neutralize?
Steve Shotwell
Member
Used Simix on this job pictured....commercial job... Dont usually see residential that bad... Like TLC (Trinity Neutral Cleaner) on residential.
BradFenstermaker
Member
Have done a few small jobs so far.
Hard to get the property managers to spend extra. They just mop and put for rent sign up.
Getting more and more in residential
Hard to get the property managers to spend extra. They just mop and put for rent sign up.
Getting more and more in residential
Mikey P
Administrator
Grout poll brushes, deck brushes, wire tooth brushes for when all other brush bristles are too fat, knee pads, and lots of towels are a must for heavy soiling conditions.
So far I've found Saiger Tsunami to be the most effective on extreme soiling. Common no rinse neutral cleaners work great everywhere but heavy use kitchen settings.
The teflon glided Dev12 at 600 psi has been my fave rinsing tool. Brush rings on a 14 swivel HS tools create that walking a blind dog feeling that drives me nuts. A pre sweeping with a fringed micro flat mop is VERY important to collect grit and crud, especially rocks and small bits, screws, nails etc that may get stuck in the glide and damage the vinyl
So far I've found Saiger Tsunami to be the most effective on extreme soiling. Common no rinse neutral cleaners work great everywhere but heavy use kitchen settings.
The teflon glided Dev12 at 600 psi has been my fave rinsing tool. Brush rings on a 14 swivel HS tools create that walking a blind dog feeling that drives me nuts. A pre sweeping with a fringed micro flat mop is VERY important to collect grit and crud, especially rocks and small bits, screws, nails etc that may get stuck in the glide and damage the vinyl
FyreLyter
Supportive Member
I always liked to prevac with a backpack vac with a horsehair head too
FyreLyter
Supportive Member
I've used simix before that someone had. where do you pick it up from?
Steve Shotwell
Member
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