CRB only?
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Zee
Supportive Member
PM your address again and I can send a larger sample.
What type of sprayer do you guys use with your juice? And approximately how much moisture do you apply per 100sqft or an average size bedroom?
mirf
Supportive Member
I agree. If you have not changed your oil for 20000 miles or more one oil change is not going to get you a clean dip stick
Carbonated Carpet Woman
Member
We use a modified tank system that we've developed for our cleaner. Any sprayer will work though. We recommend about 1 gallon of cleaner per 200 square feet, give or take a bit depending on circumstances.
Zee
Supportive Member
Yikes...1 gallon of liquid applied to about 200sqft? That sounds pretty wet. On average how many pads do you go through to try to pick up that much moisture on that same 200sqft?
Just trying to understand more about how you guys do it...
Carbonated Carpet Woman
Member
We're considering worst case scenario (trashed apartment complex) on 1 gallon per 200 sf; however, in most residential situations you'll get 3 times that amount. This will be enough to dampen the carpet fiber and one side of a bonnet will pick up the moisture from about 200 sf., flip and repeat as needed but don't skimp on the bonnets. Follow with a general drying pass. With your experience you'll be able to see if it's clean or if it's wet. It really is vlm - I promise!
hogjowl
Idiot™
One gallon for every 200 sf is not all that much.
It's just the natural reaction amongst the experts here to be critical at first glance.
And, the possibility that your coverage suggestions was a SWAG is not lost on me either.
It's just the natural reaction amongst the experts here to be critical at first glance.
And, the possibility that your coverage suggestions was a SWAG is not lost on me either.
WillS
Supportive Member
We go through 2 gallons for every 600-800 sq. ft. Along with the HOST in absorbing the moisture, the carpet isn't wet for more than an hour. Really heavily soiled carpet could use 2 gallons for every 2 rooms (400 sq. ft.).
Zee mentioned dirty socks after walking on the carpet when its encapped. We have this opposite of this issue and never had a complaint. I mentioned in another post, a shoe store hired us to clean, because the HWE companies they used prior would always turn their customers socks black after walking around on it. The general manager said this problem no longer exists with our cleaning process, and we clean 3 of their stores.
Zee mentioned dirty socks after walking on the carpet when its encapped. We have this opposite of this issue and never had a complaint. I mentioned in another post, a shoe store hired us to clean, because the HWE companies they used prior would always turn their customers socks black after walking around on it. The general manager said this problem no longer exists with our cleaning process, and we clean 3 of their stores.
hogjowl
Idiot™
I had 6 hotels I used to clean with encap. I had to quit after countless dirty sock complaints.
Don't piss on me and tell me it's raining.
Don't piss on me and tell me it's raining.
Desk Jockey
Member
Whut if I piss on you and tell you it's piss? 
WillS
Supportive Member
Then you be cleaning the wrong way. Didn't know you liked to get pee'd on.. Kinky southerners.
Old Coastie
Supportive Member
Are those dirty socks after it is dried and vacuumed?
hogjowl
Idiot™
Of course. If it happen prior to that, it would have been wet sock complaints
Old Coastie
Supportive Member
And how do we know that the socks didn't get dirty when they walked across the filthy kitchen floor, or had even been changed in the past two weeks?
mirf
Supportive Member
My son may be the only one but I have seen him outside in his socks
Desk Jockey
Member
So you Encap your grass? 
mirf
Supportive Member
No just dump on the lawn
WillS
Supportive Member
Encap your grass, it will keep brightening after it dries. 
Desk Jockey
Member
LOLNo just dump on the lawn
hogjowl
Idiot™
Or walking Sasquatch to pee.
