Don't wait 20 years like I did

[adamh]

I bucked against a Cimex for all those years. Bought one a few months ago.....best thing I have bought in years.

Last week on a commercial job I made $8.82 a minute. Ya that's right $8.82 a minute.

It's so easy, it like stealing.
Don't be like me, get a Cimax

 

[PrimaDonna]

Welcome to he other side, Adam. Glad to have you.

 

[hogjowl]

Jimmy doesn't approve of our Cimexes, or of encap cleaning.

Jimmy is insane.

 

[Russ T.]

It makes A LOT possible for 1 man!

 

[Cleanworks]

Jimmy doesn't burn holes in rugs. Except with his eyes.

 

[hogjowl]

Hurtful

 

[BIG WOOD]

I bucked against a Cimex for all those years. Bought one a few months ago.....best thing I have bought in years.

Last week on a commercial job I made $8.82 a minute. Ya that's right $8.82 a minute.

It's so easy, it like stealing.
Don't be like me, get a Cimax

On your commercial jobs, did you hot water extract the heavily soiled areas and cimex the rest or did you just cimex the whole job?

 

[Rick J]

I bucked against a Cimex for all those years. Bought one a few months ago.....best thing I have bought in years.

Last week on a commercial job I made $8.82 a minute. Ya that's right $8.82 a minute.

It's so easy, it like stealing.
Don't be like me, get a Cimax

What type of job. Commercial obviously, but how well maintained on a day to day basis. Did you need to vac before /after?
Do they do it in house , how well/

 

[Mikey P]

Best encapper by far.

OPs are a bit quicker but dont provide the appearance of clean nearly as well.

Next week's VLM Webinar will discuss this very subject in depth

 

[Desk Jockey]

Adam do yourself a favor and secure the cord. Have a large project and step on the cord, you'll either be repairing on site or HWE.

We zip tie them to prevent it from happening. I'll occasionally step on the cord and I'm so glad its zip tied.

 

[Desk Jockey]

If you didn't get the big wheels, the Big Wheel kit from Rick is worth it.

 

[Desk Jockey]

We have 8 Cimex's, 3 with the big wheels. They are the first ones taken.

This is an old picture we have two brand new ones with the big wheels.

 

[cleanking]

If you didn't get the big wheels, the Big Wheel kit from Rick is worth it.
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What is the major difference here? I see its a 10" wheel vs the 7.5" wheel but what are you gaining?

 

[ruff]

Freaking Kansans, they even park them in numeral order.

Their office's desk jockey must be hyper OCD

 

[Desk Jockey]

What is the major difference here? I see its a 10" wheel vs the 7.5" wheel but what are you gaining?

Jordan I fought it for years. Everyone kept saying get the big wheels, get the big wheels. With all the units we owned I might as well buy another unit.

I was wrong. Very wrong. I kept hearing easier to load, easier on steps. We use two man crews, they help each other.

What I didn't take into account is the effort in pushing the machine. The larger wheels take weight off and its much less effort. It almost glides its so easy to push.

When they need an extra cleaner I will sometimes help on the encap crew. I get stuck with small wheels and its much harder work.

 

[Russ T.]

What is the major difference here? I see its a 10" wheel vs the 7.5" wheel but what are you gaining?

They are much easier to push and take up stairs with the big wheel kit.

 

[Russ T.]

If you're buying new, might as well have Excellent Supply install the big wheel kit for you.

I installed mine and it wasn't terrible but took probably 30 minutes.

 

[Desk Jockey]

We've bought them new with the big wheels and did the install on one of our machines. Rick has the kit down step by step, it was pretty easy.

 

[cleanking]

Yeah we have 3 with stock wheels, makes sense to upgrade. Thanks

 

[Desk Jockey]

Buy one set and see.

That's what we did, we were so impressed we bought two new with big wheels.

Now I think I'll sell a couple more of small wheeled machines and replace them with new big wheeled machines.

 

[adamh]

On your commercial jobs, did you hot water extract the heavily soiled areas and cimex the rest or did you just cimex the whole job?

I HWE this medical center about every three months. They vac all the time.
This time I cimaxed it. Super fast, looks fantastic and too easy. They loved it because it dries in minutes, no loud fans and hoses , and looked as good as ever

 

[adamh]

What type of job. Commercial obviously, but how well maintained on a day to day basis. Did you need to vac before /after?
Do they do it in house , how well/

They vac all the time so I didn't do a thing other than run the Cimax. Called the next day and they were thrilled.

 

[Cleanworks]

Freaking Kansans, they even park them in numeral order.

Their office's desk jockey must be hyper OCD

A little anal.

 

[Desk Jockey]

A little anal.

Hey who ever told you that lies. I'm NOT into that!

 

[Cleanworks]

I'm looking into a Cimex. I am 2 days in on a 5 day commercial job. About 45 hallways, multiple party rooms, rec rooms, library etc in this luxury highrise. The carpet is a heavy ribbed cgd, difficult to extract. Tomorrow, I am digging out one of my old power brushes for one of the worst hallways. Nasty job. Had to go to my massage therapist after work today just to walk upright again. She really helped my back but gave my legs a real working over. She applied a linament and said this will feel warm after a while. By the time I got home it was burning, had to shower it off with cold water. I think the Cimex will cut my time in half and will look as good, maybe better. The carpets will dry faster and my masseuse will go broke.

 

[Desk Jockey]

When its heavily soiled we still HWE or if thats too long a distance to be practical we will OP. Pickup as much as we can to start then maintain with the Cimex and encap after that.

 

[Cleanworks]

I usually do this job once a year but this time they let it go 2 years. Most of the carpet isn't bad except for the section I'm doing tomorrow. I'll see if I can take some pics. I've seen some awesome results on heavily soiled carpets with the Cimex.

 

[Nate The Great]

I'm looking into a Cimex. I am 2 days in on a 5 day commercial job. About 45 hallways, multiple party rooms, rec rooms, library etc in this luxury highrise. The carpet is a heavy ribbed cgd, difficult to extract. Tomorrow, I am digging out one of my old power brushes for one of the worst hallways. Nasty job. Had to go to my massage therapist after work today just to walk upright again. She really helped my back but gave my legs a real working over. She applied a linament and said this will feel warm after a while. By the time I got home it was burning, had to shower it off with cold water. I think the Cimex will cut my time in half and will look as good, maybe better. The carpets will dry faster and my masseuse will go broke.

Happy endings I'm assuming........ I just make whichever girl is over massage me......

 

[BIG WOOD]

Happy endings I'm assuming........ I just make whichever girl is over massage me......

ah

 

[Lee Stockwell]

I usually do this job once a year but this time they let it go 2 years. Most of the carpet isn't bad except for the section I'm doing tomorrow. I'll see if I can take some pics. I've seen some awesome results on heavily soiled carpets with the Cimex.

Get them to book NOW for July 2017!

Explain they aren't saving money by spending an extra year on dirty carpet, but really damaging their investment.