Sapphire's Versaclean porn

[Willy P]

Sprayed, Host machined and rinsed with Versaclean. It struck me odd there was no foaming agents, but it cleaned this area well. This was the only problem area in a 12000 sf job, but it always gives me grief. Not this time. More pics from a messy hallway coming from Monday's work

 

[Mikey P]

looks wonderful Bill.

 

[Nate The Great]

looks wonderful Bill.

For a porty!!!

Chavez on Nate The GReat's computer....

 

[Desk Jockey]

+2

 

[Jimmy L]

eNcRap It!

 

[Desk Jockey]

Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy, William only has a porty.

He cleans sky scrapers or he scrapes the skies or something like that. ????

 

[Sapphire Savant]

Sprayed, Host machined and rinsed with Versaclean. It struck me odd there was no foaming agents, but it cleaned this area well. This was the only problem area in a 12000 sf job, but it always gives me grief. Not this time. More pics from a messy hallway coming from Monday's work

Here's what Mike Kerner, Legend Brands Senior Scientist, says about the the reason for minimal foaming agents, when he and Joe Domin developed VersaClean:

"Foam is good when it loosens particulate soil. When foam gets into a portable extractor, however, foam is evil. You spend a lot of time emptying the receiver tank. You also can spend a lot of money and time on foam suppressant or worse – on new vacuum motors. If you are cleaning a carpet that was previously cleaned and cleaned poorly, that carpet has a lot of sudsy residues. This being the case, we wanted a product that generated very little foam."

 

[ruff]

Oh my god!
I am not sure I can take it.

Has Billy gone main stream?

 

[mcatt]

Looks like it worked great. That is a dirty entry for sure

 

[Willy P]

Oh my god!
I am not sure I can take it.

Has Billy gone main stream?

There just isn't enough money in quality sarcasm nowadays.

 

[ruff]

There never was

 

[Desk Jockey]

That entry was impacted, nice job Willy. Who's tm did you use?