Understanding Padding

[Guest]

You have bigots, Racists, Liars, and nutcases on your board that are far worst than me

No Thang, he banned me tOO. But he does let foRRRest and that other person stay though. :wink:
Coincidentally, the latter two are his biggest cheerleaders.

 

[The Asian Sensation]

Obviously Thang, instead of asking me, you "talked to other cleaners and figured out"... Yep that is the way to find the answer... LOL


Oh, Thangy....

More comes out of your mouth than your big ass.

Yea...That's what I thought John. :roll:

 

[GRHeacock]

Here is a FACT!!

Nobody can remove 100% of ALL soils present.

ALL cleaning systems remove MOST of the soils present.

A second system used after the first system will ALWAYS get some more soils. Not much, but SOME.

A THIRD system used after the first 2 systems will ALWAYS get some more soils.

Not as much as the second system, but SOME more.

So... if you want to give the very best, most thorough cleaning ever, then use more than one system.

Which system is best for any particular soil load will depend on the type of carpet, the soil load, the wear and condition of the carpet.

Having more than one system will allow you to do different cleaning effort on different jobs, because no single system is perfect for all jobs.

The Master Speaks.

Gary

 

[GRHeacock]

Side note to Ron Werner, and anybody else - when I got my first Truck Mount, it came with a clear tube on the wand, and I have the clear tubes for wands available.

Gary

 

[Guest]

Obviously Thang, instead of asking me, you "talked to other cleaners and figured out"... Yep that is the way to find the answer... LOL

You can't beat logic like that!!

 

[hogjowl]

Yeah, cleaner don't know anything.

 

[Guest]

Trust the salesman!! Trust the salesman!!