how much pre-spray do you use???

what quantity of RTU pre-spray do you apply on moderate to heavy soil synthetic carpet

  • less than one gal pr 500sf

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  • I wear muck boots and the carpet is squishy when done spraying

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  • none, cause my TM is a soap dispenser

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Dolly Llama

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I doesn't matter to me which brand pre-spray you use, nor at what RTU dilution you mix at.
I'm just curious how much you apply on average.

to make it easy, and keep the variables down to minimum.... lets assume it's "average" grade synthetic wall to wall of moderate to heavy soil conditions .
No urine contamination or filtration soil..just regular ole "normAl" soil


..L.T.A.
 

XTREME1

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no, I stripped everything off of it too including steel ball
 

Desk Jockey

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We clean mostly lightly soiled carpet, so it goes a little further 1500sq/ft per hydroforce. Maybe closer to 1000sq/ft on heavier soiled.

We don't do many trashed jobs. Ironic, we charge more and clean cleaner carpet. My competition charges a lot less and cleans a lot of trashed carpets. :shock:
 

floorguy

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i dont think people are reading that right...

less then a gallon on 500sqft???? thats like misting it...


on these strip mall jobs i have they run around 1500-2000 with shelves so a little less of carpet...

i use a 10 gallon porty full....and that is spraying it moderately to light..

soooooo 2000 / 10 is 200 ft per gallon

1500 is 150...
 

XTREME1

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Marc if you ever took algebra you would know it an impossible equation since we do not have enough of the equation. Even with my superior brain function it would still only be a guess. Based on mix it would be about 1 gallon RTU per 350. We would need a bucket test to actually come up with the answer
 

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