Encapsulation vs HWE

[CJ-FL]

as has been mentioned, something is fishy

if their guys can get it looking good, why did they call you?

I cant tell from pic on my ph, it's not something as simple as a join with 2 different aged carpets?

Whats it look like from other side looking back?

This is a photo from the other angle

 

[Hack Attack]

This is a photo from the other angle

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looks like it needs a red pad scrubbing..

not a crb tickling

 

[Jack Zipper Zerkie]

looks like it needs a red pad scrubbing..

not a crb tickling

Try a zipper spinner or a 360 i

 

[Jim Pemberton]

Skip all of the supposed theories. Encap is a shampoo that leaves a light-reflecting residue on the carpet. The residue does not attract soil because Teflon has been added. There's no "crystalizing" and no soil removal except what is removed by pre-vacuuming and what happens to stick to the applicator.

It will absolutely make a carpet look cleaner though.

x2

I also agree that there is something being left out in the story you are being told here CJ. Relying on the intelligence and honesty of people who ask you to solve a problem like this makes everything you do afterward more difficult.

 

[Mikey P]

I'd go over the whole room with a Cimex..

Than follow up by EXTRACTING with the PHX and a fresh Blue Micro every 200 feet, with extra strong Light Reflecting Teflon Cap

 

[hogjowl]

I’d presprsy it with a well formulated prespray, scrub it with a 175 and extract it with a Zipper

 

[Mikey P]

I’d presprsy it with a well formulated prespray, scrub it with a 175 and extract it with a Zipper

Then when do you plan on fixing the wicking?

 

[Lee Stockwell]

Then when do you plan on fixing the wicking?

No wicking.

 

[Nomad74]

Damon Williams sells a crystalizing high pH encap juice called Angry Lemon. Holy cow is this stuff amazing. Give it a try. No foam fillers or residue.

 

[Mikey P]

No wicking.

Yeah, sure..

 

[Jimmy L]

"Light reflecting" is marketing BS

 

[Mikey P]

We clean enough schools to know better

 

[Jimmy L]

Angry Lemon is $55 a gallon!

Gebus!

Can you predict when these scampoos will reach $100 a gallon?

 

[Nomad74]

Angry Lemon is $55 a gallon!

Gebus!

Can you predict when these scampoos will reach $100 a gallon?

1 oz per gallon Jimmy. Or 2 oz on nasty poop.

 

[Lee Stockwell]

We clean enough schools to know better

We do too. You still have wicking problems?

 

[Jim Pemberton]

Mikey P said:
We clean enough schools to know better

We do too. You still have wicking problems?

Here we go.....

 

[Mikey P]

We do too. You still have wicking problems?

Do you have beach sand and backpack brush rollerless equipped janitors out there in Kentucky?

 

[Mikey P]

Careful Lee, your Yokum is showing...

 

[Jimmy L]

Chem makers can put any solution ratios they want on.

$55 !

All you VLM Klowns will believe in anything

 

[Jim Pemberton]

Chem makers can put any solution ratios they want on.

$55 !

All you VLM Klowns will believe in anything

I've done some research, and found a product just for you Jimmy.

It seems that your prairie grass root systems creates a type of soil known as "Mollisol", which was what your magnificent agricultural heritage is founded upon. There also seems to be a great deal of "Entisols", which are found in the sandier soil from your sand hill region.

You should purchase the latest Special Formulated Encapsulation Detergent, called "Mollisol-Entisol Plowshare". Its made just for the special soil found in the paradise state of Nebraska in which you live.

Its 101.00 per gallon, but you only need to use 1/8 of an ounce per gallon of water, so its a massive savings!

 

[Lee Stockwell]

Do you have beach sand and backpack brush rollerless equipped janitors out there in Kentucky?

Poorly maintained carpets are ubiquitous.

However, as someone posted above, a good scrubbing and careful rinse/extract with a dev or zipper should not wick.

Wicking has not been our experience.

Don't yocum me you a$$

 

[Lee Stockwell]

I've done some research, and found a product just for you Jimmy.

It seems that your prairie grass root systems creates a type of soil known as "Mollisol", which was what your magnificent agricultural heritage is founded upon. There also seems to be a great deal of "Entisols", which are found in the sandier soil from your sand hill region.

You should purchase the latest Special Formulated Encapsulation Detergent, called "Mollisol-Entisol Plowshare". Its made just for the special soil found in the paradise state of Nebraska in which you live.

Its 101.00 per gallon, but you only need to use 1/8 of an ounce per gallon of water, so its a massive savings!

Sounds like some of Bane's exclusive terms.

 

[Nomad74]

Chem makers can put any solution ratios they want on.

$55 !

All you VLM Klowns will believe in anything

I’d still ride with you

 

[Mikey P]

Poorly maintained carpets are ubiquitous.

However, as someone posted above, a good scrubbing and careful rinse/extract with a dev or zipper should not wick.

Wicking has not been our experience.

Don't yocum me you a$$

"Should"..

Is that a town in Paradise?

 

[Nomad74]

"Should"..

Is that a town in Paradise?

Paradise burned down

 

[hogjowl]

Then when do you plan on fixing the wicking?

No wicking

 

[Kenny Hayes]

OMG, give us a subject, there’s more opinions than assholes and elbows Bane

 

[hogjowl]

Don’t wake up Boyle

 

[Hack Attack]

I'd go over the whole room with a Cimex..

Than follow up by EXTRACTING with the PHX and a fresh Blue Micro every 200 feet, with extra strong Light Reflecting Teflon Cap

sooo.. you're saying the cimex outscrubs the phx?

 

[Mikey P]

sooo.. you're saying the cimex outscrubs the phx?

Of course it doesn't weighs another 80 lb but it doesn't absorb a thing The finished result looks better with the Phoenix because of the absorption just as with following the Cimex with a 175 but who's got time for that