icleancarpetz
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Does protector (for a short while) NOT allow soil to stick to fibers thus enabling carpet to appear and remain clean after each vacuuming?
Test the protector you're selling and make your own evaluations.
I've seen incredible differences in performance between products that otherwise seem to be identical.
MOST importantly, here is the dirty truth few want to talk about:
Protectors work their best on new carpet with no texture damage and no cleaning product residues.
The only tests worth looking at are on a carpet that has been exposed to use, then thoroughly cleaned and rinsed.
I totally agree as well. I don't want to leave chemicals behind as well so I don't offer it unless they specifically ask for it.Maybe I’ve been missing out $$ all these years. But I don’t sell it nor apply it. My concern is adding more chemicals aka cleaning detergents in a home. I just don’t feel safe spreading it around.
I rethought about it after talking to a buddy of mine that includes it in his pricing. Still I’m a hesitant to use it. Just wondering if there is a benefit to helping carpets look cleaner longer after a few times of only vacuuming. I don’t have any carpets in my home so dont have any way of testing.
My concern is adding more chemicals aka cleaning detergents in a home. I just don’t feel safe spreading it around.
Where can I read more infoAquaGuard for those who include it in the price..
In case you don’t comprehend, he means straight water.Where can I read more info
Sorry i dont scam customers.In case you don’t comprehend, he means straight water.
Years ago, I cleaned the carpet for my buddy from the Blue Crew and I used TCI product called ARA(anti-resoilig agent) When I met him four months later, he swore that protectant is holding up and his carpet looks clean. I don't push protectant at all, especially in households with little kids.Does protector (for a short while) NOT allow soil to stick to fibers thus enabling carpet to appear and remain clean after each vacuuming?
I have. Not impressed at all.Try a solvent protector on furniture