I'm not picking on Derrick.

Cleanworks

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Biggest difference is the skill level of the operators. I was selling an old truck mount years ago and as a demo, we tried it out on one of the buyers customers carpets. I presprayed the place and gave the buyer the wand. After a while I took it over to give home some pointers. Same wand, same prespray, same carpet, my area was noticeably cleaner than his. Over the years you develop an eye for soil and how it's releasing. Some people would look at that floor and say it's clean. You look at it and you can see the dirt. More power always helps of course
 

DAT

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no, that was the first one. When did you record it? That has to be re-soiling factor, or I screwed it up and I am sorry... They were going in and out a lot in there. The 104b was the worst of them all. Ya should check that one since that place was trashed, they weren't done repairing that place.
 

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yep, just that one kitchen.

Those units are the hardest cause the kitchen is so small and all the soil is concentrated.

Scrubbing with the grain, extra chem and all the heat and pressure you can muster.
 
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