And I know about the slow forward pass so shut your trap Larry
Yeah, I'm gonna have him work on leaving it on the carpet once he has this motion perfected.I do not see anything wrong with the forward pass. Triggering on the forward pass is not unusual. It just depends on the soil load. The only thing I would change is picking up the wand after each pass.
Just have him slide the wand back to his next starting point on the last stroke of his drying pass.Yeah, I'm gonna have him work on leaving it on the carpet once he has this motion perfected.
I do not see anything wrong with the forward pass.
Triggering on the forward pass is not unusual.
I will sometimes remove the Vac hose from the wand to soak the spot deeper in order to remove more of the spot and avoid wick up.that's because you're stoopit
that's because they're stoopit too
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will sometimes remove the Vac hose from the wand to soak the spot deeper in order to remove more of the spot and avoid wick up.
its just good practice to get down in there to get the nasty stuff out.
While cleaning area rugs in my shop
It'll be fine. When a wheel falls off down the road, you'll know where those extra nuts go.I'm assembling a small trailer for my inflatable, no instructions of any kind only blurry pictures of fully assembled...
I've got surplus parts
Chop strokes are for kids and hacks--❤short chop strokes bearing down on the wand.
otherwise, if one is using quality pre-spray in sufficient quantity, a forward triggered stroke only makes it wetter, not cleaner
absolutely.
Triggered forceful chop stroke does it
don't know anything about rugs .
other than being about to tell if a bad one
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Do you realize you’re talking carpet cleaning with a painter?Chop strokes are for kids and hacks--❤
It causes shoulder pain and fiber distortion.
Like I said, cleaning area rugs has improved my carpet cleaning skills.
As I've gotten older, I've learned that Finesse is sometimes better than brute force.
It's Chemical reaction, water and suction that removes the nasty stuff.
I'm smart enough to remove the extra water I put down. A dev pro wand with site glass or water claw helps with this necessity .
Yeah-- but @Dolly Llama IS a straight shooter and usually correct... and I enjoy his point of view.Do you realize you’re talking carpet cleaning with a painter?
how come your point of view doesn't look at the side of a small box?and I enjoy his point of view
1 bolt and 2 rubber bump stops?It'll be fine. When a wheel falls off down the road, you'll know where those extra nuts go.
That isn't coming out..Another week of training. He’s getting better. And I know about the slow forward pass so shut your trap Larry