Isn't it past your bedtime.Hold on while I go puke.
Call me. I'll tell you all about how I spent 1 hour today trying to dye olifen carpet. Oops. That will surely put you to sleep.Yes.
But I fell asleep in my recliner around 7.
Now I can't go to sleep.
Mike. Your answer is the exact opposite of what I expected. The microfiber pad is really thick and it also has course dark blue lines in it. I would have thought that it would be the better one for filthy floors and would also be more absorbent than the terry cloth pads.well if you listen to Pastor Girkink one of those blue pads will hold the equivalent of 220 gallons of TM waste water.
he's full of shit.
use the blue on light soil and the white on filthy
or blue first then the white if you want to be a premium OP hack.
Might strong words from a man who uses the encap method himself.or blue first then the white if you want to be a premium OP hack.
Only for CGD. But I did get good results in my house.Don't dispare Damon, all these idiots do it too.
At least the smart ones do.
A few really are idiots and wand everything.
What other questions do you have?
Damon the micofiber works excellent to agitate, loosen and suspend to be picked up with the combo pads. They are more absorbent and will then remove more in heavier soiled carpets.
Not that we won't use microfiber by themselves. We do, but in light soil situations.
1. Vacuum throughly
2. Precondition and agitate
3. Rinse cycle with wet/pads slightly wringed out
4. Finish when need with cotton blend or cotton pads.
Never dry pads, always wet for rinsing and lubrication
You must not have kept it wet or flipped it. Try flipping it every 300 feet, then switch to a new pad.
No I didn't flip it. I did wet it then post bonneted with the superzorbs. The carpet came out beautiful. Wish I could say the same for my microbeast pad.You must not have kept it wet or flipped it. Try flipping it every 300 feet, then switch to a new pad.