My new pet peeve..
- Thread starter Mikey P
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Cleanworks
Moderator
Thanks, we have some CTI products here. I'll see if I can bring some in. I have never used it but sounds like a versatile product.
The last time I worked for my bad one, he said "I was also wondering if we could do the deodorizer this time" I said "Bruce you are way past anything I can do with your carpet"..
Never had a problem.. What flow is your wand? I don't use it anymore, I'm using Pet Stain Off, I loved the smell of Rug restore though..
Mark Saiger
Mr Happy!
Do them a huge favor and set fire to their home. Correct me if I'm wrong but I do believe it would hold up in any court as long as you show the pictures.
That much urine....I don't think it would burn
Cleanworks
Moderator
It sounds like OSR is similar to Bridgepoint's Pet Zone. Dilution is about the same and it foams a lot as well. I normally use it in a watering can. Are you guys spraying it?
Zee
Supportive Member
Raddon "flyerman" had a decent idea of applying out of a bucket. I think he posted a video of it....a while back.
Mark Saiger
Mr Happy!
The only thing with applying the OSR type treatments (and I do them sometimes too) is being careful so you don't flood through a ceiling or something below!
Only had it happen once...and I was being careful...but the subfloor had enough open slats between tongue and groove flooring...
got lucky...but whoa...talk about pucker up time!
Only had it happen once...and I was being careful...but the subfloor had enough open slats between tongue and groove flooring...
got lucky...but whoa...talk about pucker up time!
Mikey P
Administrator
Would you mind humoring me and going back in a week with a moisture meter?
20 gallons
SamIam
Member
I've used OSR and a sub surface tool it drys if it didn't you would get a water ring
Total_Rookie
Member
For pet nasty jobs, they need new flooring. I'm capable of putting a temporary fix, or cleaning genuine accidents (Not the piss where I please floors) I don't care what other guys sell or charge, I do what I would want done for me. Tell the honest truth.
SamIam
Member
cleanking
Member
They had pet pad, it'll be no problem. It wasn't all in 1 spot, used 20 gallons throughout 4 areas. A gallon only covers 4-6 sf.Would you mind humoring me and going back in a week with a moisture meter?
20 gallons
Since we are talking about OSR and soaking floors, let me tell you a story about the time I forgot to extract an OSR spot........... oops.
You are kidding right? Pet pad! lmao
Mikey P
Administrator
I honestly can't recall the last time I used a waterclaw...
Cleanworks
Moderator
Used one a couple of weeks ago on several bloodstains that someone tried to clean and spread it even more. Saturated with bpr and water clawed until it all came out. No wicking.
Saiger" data-source="post: 4504269" class="bbCodeBlock bbCodeBlock--expandable bbCodeBlock--quote js-expandWatch">Heck, I flooded a basement once. !! vacant rental. One room. then used a ton of USR to remediate the tie dye looking yellow stains.
And,, (true story) filled a crystal chandelier in a room below!!!!
It was a druggy's house. Happened to be the spawn of an owner I worked for elsewhere. They were on his payroll, and in a home provided.
dealtimeman
Everyday is Saturday.
We will use the osr type bucket flooding on concrete slab never on the second story or pier and beam.
Kevin De Medeiros
Member
Wtf! That just nasty!When I see guys bragging on making $1-$4 a foot offering pet urine treatment, removal services I just erks the F out of me these days..
The whole lifting of the carpet and verbiage needed to convince them that this is the way to go is something I refuse to, or let my guys do.
We're a lay it down thick, RE and wait for the animal to die type moral company.
But that's just me.
If you dont advertise this service, they won't call you..View attachment 71624 View attachment 71625 View attachment 71626
Saw these on FB last night...
