my new Brush Pro

[Mikey P]

Arrived today.

Love how the renovators and wheels come off and on so easily.

Looking real forward to our next doggy job and especially the Hiltons Garden halls next Friday

 

[Lefty724]

Nice!

 

[Cleantechsk]

one is in my future too

so what made you choose this brand over the others?

 

[C&S]

I got one a few months ago. Love it.

 

[Mikey P]

I chose to support the son of the man who invented these units and Reg Rogers over at CCS. Both great honest guys.

 

[jmo]

Nice, I just bought one the other day. Going to try it out tonight.

 

[amygeorge]

When my CRB craps out, Brush Pro is next on my list. I enjoyed meeting him - can’t remember his name in Vegas. I have a picture with him and Bill Yeadon and the “other” machine… Told him I was going to send it to his parents.

 

[steve_64]

weve been using the cert pile lifter more lately. my guy has been looking at the brush pro and wants me to get one.

i just got a hydro filter and water claw yesterday due to my new guys insistence. used them both yesterday and really like them. joe...maybe hes right about the brush pro also.

a shout out to alladins, thanks for all the help!

 

[renegade_cowboy]

I used a CRB for the first time to encap a high rise condo yesterday and it was so much easier vs the portable and did an awesome job. Also used it on a huge muslim mosque on thursday and ran like a champ.

Jon Don did have a special last month on the CRB strong, which is the same thing as the Brush Pro and does the same job for $24xx on sale for the 20".

Mikey the best encap juice I have used is encap o2 from interlink, I have been able to get out some nasty stains with it.

http://www.jondon.com/strong-vlm-encapsulation-machine-tm4-20-inch.html

 

[FredC]

Jon Don did have a special last month on the CRB strong, which is the same thing as the Brush Pro and does the same job for $24xx on sale for the 20".

ummm..no...it's not...which is why Mike chose the Brush Pro.....but you already knew that...........

 

[RugWorx]

I appreciate your business Steve and will do anything I can to help. If you want to try one for a day just let me know and I will let you demo one. They are a awesome machine and well worth the money. We own 3 of them ourselves and use them almost everyday.

 

[renegade_cowboy]

ummm..no...it's not...which is why Mike chose the Brush Pro.....but you already knew that...........

ummm.. yeah it is or was as of a few days ago. I saw the sale price on the Strong CRB myself in Jon Don the other day. Similar machine in my opinion and that is putting countless hours on both machines.

 

[Mikey P]

If i wanted a Strong Dry I'd just buy one direct from them on Ebay for far less.

 

[renegade_cowboy]

If i wanted a Strong Dry I'd just buy one direct from them on Ebay for far less.

For a used ones ebay is perfect for it, they just had a couple of used crb on there for $1500.. either one will work great for you, just glad you didn't go with the procaps.

 

[Derek]

if you'll be using it solo on the CGD, i look forward to your review.

 

[Dan]

I just bought 2 Brush Pro 17 and they are a awesome machine. I like the updates and changes they have made to the machine over the previous model. As far as encap juice Release It is the best.

 

[Vivers]

I see one in my company's future shortly

 

[jmo]

Tonight was the first time with my new brush pro, so far i love it made almost 6 hundred for less than 3 hours of work.

 

[dealtimeman]

Berry nice and about time!

 

[Total_Rookie]

Your going to love that rotowash.

 

[encapman]

Jon Don did have a special last month on the CRB strong, which is the same thing as the Brush Pro and does the same job for $24xx on sale for the 20".

http://www.jondon.com/strong-vlm-encapsulation-machine-tm4-20-inch.html

Actually there is a pretty significant difference...

The Brush Pro, Carpet Cleaner America, GLS and our BrushEncap machine are all made in Austria. These Austrian machines have been around for a couple of decades and have an established track record.

The Strong Dry machine is sourced from parts made in China. Looks a lot like the original, but it's a knock off.

Reg Rogers of CCA and his organization have excellent support and are great people to work with. That's why we jumped from selling Strong' CRB over to selling the Austrian machines under our BrushEncap label. Every machine we've sold has been a good experience for us and our customers. They're great machines. www.BrushEncap.com


Rick Gelinas - The Encapman
www.Excellent-Supply.com / Releasit

 

[renegade_cowboy]

Actually there is a pretty significant difference...

The Brush Pro, Carpet Cleaner America, GLS and our BrushEncap machine are all made in Austria. These Austrian machines have been around for a couple of decades and have an established track record.

The Strong Dry machine is sourced from parts made in China. Looks a lot like the original, but it's a knock off.

Reg Rogers of CCA and his organization have excellent support and are great people to work with. That's why we jumped from selling Strong' CRB over to selling the Austrian machines under our BrushEncap label. Every machine we've sold has been a good experience for us and our customers. They're great machines. www.BrushEncap.com


Rick Gelinas - The Encapman
www.Excellent-Supply.com / Releasit

I was talking about how they are similar in performance but that is good to know where they are made from. Either way, encapping is something every business should offer..

What is your opinion between a rotary (non cimex) and a crb in performance? I have found the best way to do some commercial is to prevac with the crb and then go over it with a rotary.. what pads would you recommend? I like using the champagne pads, they seem to suck up the most soil.

I just bookmarked your page.. how would you use the hydrox1 with HWE TM, is that something you run through the machine? Also I have heard of people post spraying with encap juice, whats your take on that? Sorry for the questions, but with a name like encapman I figure you are the guy to ask.

 

[jmo]

Actually there is a pretty significant difference...

The Brush Pro, Carpet Cleaner America, GLS and our BrushEncap machine are all made in Austria. These Austrian machines have been around for a couple of decades and have an established track record.

The Strong Dry machine is sourced from parts made in China. Looks a lot like the original, but it's a knock off.

Reg Rogers of CCA and his organization have excellent support and are great people to work with. That's why we jumped from selling Strong' CRB over to selling the Austrian machines under our BrushEncap label. Every machine we've sold has been a good experience for us and our customers. They're great machines. www.BrushEncap.com


Rick Gelinas - The Encapman
www.Excellent-Supply.com / Releasit

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That is why we chose the brush pro. And your chemicals are the best I've used for encap, customers love the smell and the end results. It's the easiest money our company makes.

 

[encapman]

What is your opinion between a rotary (non cimex) and a crb in performance? I have found the best way to do some commercial is to prevac with the crb and then go over it with a rotary.. what pads would you recommend? I like using the champagne pads, they seem to suck up the most soil.

I just bookmarked your page.. how would you use the hydrox1 with HWE TM, is that something you run through the machine? Also I have heard of people post spraying with encap juice, whats your take on that? Sorry for the questions, but with a name like encapman I figure you are the guy to ask.

Difference between a CRB and a rotary? They really are very different animals. CRB digs up dirt like a pile lifter. A CRB also has the advantage of being well accepted by the mills in Dalton Ga. Whereas rotary machines are not loved by the mills. On the other hand, rotary machines are inexpensive to buy and are versatile; they can be used for bonnet cleaning or for shampooing with a tank. The differences between the machines are expansive. They each have a place though.

Encap-HydrOx can be used as a hydrogen peroxide based Encap spot cleaner, Encap shampoo, Encap bonnet cleaner, Encap Upholstry cleaner, Encap HWE rinse detergent. Each application has a different corresponding dilution. Encap-HydrOx coves a lot of territory. It is popular in applications where there's browning or organic soil types.

Regarding spraying Encap juice... You will normally see the best results from shower feeding. You get better control. You have direct ability to feather a little more or less as needed on the fly. Pre spraying the Encap juice on the carpet leaves no way to vary the amount applied as the need varies. Plus the solution begins to penetrate down the fiber right away, so it can start to dry up before you scrub the carpet. That leads to blotchy and uneven cleaning. Shower feed works so much better - it gives you total control over your solution. If your machine has an onboard sprayer - that will work much better than pre spraying the carpet, yet shower feeding will offer greater solution control for Encap cleaning.

Hope that answers your questions. Let me know if you have any other questions.


Rick Gelinas - The Encapman
www.Excellent-Supply.com / Releasit

 

[Mikey P]

Reg tossed in quite a few tin foil sacks of their NatraDri compound..

No directions though... can Reg or somebody who is experienced with this stuff clue me it to the proper use of it?

 

[dealtimeman]

Next week you will be selling both big trucks and calling Mardie daily to tell him how you hacked out another one and the customer told you they were happy!

It will never be the same again!

 

[RugWorx]

Sprinkle on the carpet, brush in and then put your renovators on and brush out. The dry compound is supposed to attract any residue left over from the initial vacuuming. I would use it if I thought there might be a potential for a spot to wick back but to clean a whole room with it I have to pass on that one.

 

[regarossa]

Sprinkle on the carpet, brush in and then put your renovators on and brush out. The dry compound is supposed to attract any residue left over from the initial vacuuming. I would use it if I thought there might be a potential for a spot to wick back but to clean a whole room with it I have to pass on that one.

Thanks Joe- I realize I'm stepping into the ring here but yes its pretty simple...just dry pass first with renovators and then sprinkle the compound on the area. Brush in with the dust covers on then remove with the renovators. Go light on residential loop as its a little harder to remove from the fibers.

Its not for everything, but for some things it's hard to beat.

Cheers!
Reg

 

[Desk Jockey]

I love a good CRB, what other machine gives you a chance to show your professionalism, training and skill than cleaning with a CRB.

Plus they do a great job of polishing my cowboy boots.

They do clean, it's just so unimpressive, it has a jan/san look and feel to it.

 

[hogjowl]

Looking forward to endless posts in relation to this until everyone who will purchase one does so.