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This blue pad is very aggressive. Usually, I would never even use it on residential carpet, just for commercial carpet. However, in this situation I thought it was best for the job at hand. All of the pads have their perks and their flaws. The more you experiment with them, the more you will figure out what ones you like in certain situations. I will choose my way of cleaning depending on the job that I am doing. Sometimes I won't even use a pad to agitate and slap on a brush instead.

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In that area yes, I spiked my pre-spray with peroxide

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Not a bad idea!

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No, I didn't use any HWE. I used to be a HWE guy for 15 years. I switched to SETT / ULM / VLM a year next month it will be now. By far the best decision I have ever made for my company. And, yes I am having a few issues with the machine. Now my jets in the front are no longer spraying. I had to attach my hosed sprayer to it so I can pre-spray if needed. Its old, and I just do not have time to drive an hour and 20 mins out to Mytee's Location. It sill gets the job done though, so that's all that matters to me. I needed an aggressive piece of equipment for this job. I'm about due to get a new one anyways lol!

Thanks! Ya, this job was a challenge to say the least. I actually did this job about a month ago. One of my advertisers told me to make a shorter version and put it as the main video that pops up when you come to my page. This is the original video about a month ago czcams.com/video/gumkpCCz6JY/video.html I do agree with you on those nasty jobs, they are fun to do! Most of the time anyhow lol! At least this house was just nasty, and didn't smell bad at all to my amazement.

Hello, and congratulations on starting your own business! It takes a lot of faith and courage. As for the microfiber pad, honestly it is usually my last choice to pick unless I am doing commercial carpet. I will use it occasionally, but it is rare. I prefer a cotton pad as it absorbs more soil in my opinion. If a microfiber pad is what you want you can try bonnetpro.com or encapstore.com I do not know if they ship internationally though, but worth a shot. I hope this helps you.

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Thanks, I appreciate that! Honestly, I would have walked away from this job if it had not been for the 2 kids walking barefoot in the home when I came for the inspection. Had I walked in there and saw them with shoes on I probably would have walked away from this job. Turned out to be a good video, and I got to play with my Mytee so I had fun doing the job as well. Feel much better now for those kids walking on that carpet, makes me sleep better at night it does.

Very Low Moisture

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No, I have never had that issue. Especially with low moisture you shouldn't run into that problem at all. I used to clean thicker rugs on site when I did HWE even with no issues. On thinner rugs I did put plastic under the rugs first with HWE. No need now though with low moisture method. Go to the paint department of Menards, Home Depot, or Lowes and you can buy rolls of plastic for a decent price. Just cut them to length as needed. Hope this helps. czcams.com/video/ai-0Idyaczk/video.html Here is an old video where I used plastic under a rug when I did HWE

Thank you, I do like this machine as well. (you will like it better now as I finally got some SETT stickers for the cap) LOOKS SWEEEEETTTTTT!!!!!!!!! I just put it on a few days ago and have not posted it yet, but I did call you out in the video on the new sticker on the cap lol! Yes, the rotary is knocked down and picked on by many cleaners in the industry. I get it though, I did HWE for15 years and in my mind the rotary wasn't even considered a tool in my arsenal. It wasn't until I saw you, Brandon, and Cory use them in residential areas that changed my outlook on it. I have used it before on commercial, but never thought about using it on thicker carpeting. After playing with it in residential areas I quickly realized that it was actually doing a better job than the HWE in most cases, so I made the discission to switch about a year ago now. One of the best discissions I have made for my company thus far! As for an OP machine, I do like my Mytee, however I pretty much only use it for commercial, rarely do I use it on residential unless its friggan nasty. I do not miss HWE at all, especially in the brutal Chicago winters. Thank you, Robin, for helping me see the light!

@@ProCleanersCarpetCleaning Thats cool to hear, I think everyone needs to stop drinking the Koolaid of HWE and OP and start using their noggins about the Rotary. I get the resistance as the narrative has been persuasive and on the surface the arguments make sense. Part of the problem is people simply repeat the false statements about the rotary yet do not speak from actual experience. I am not meaning running one for a day or 2 but as you likely now understand there is a learning curve and it takes months at least to really understand how to get the best performance out of the Rotary and know what pads and attachments to use. There are more operators out there ditching both HWE and even OP as they stop and think this through and once you know, you know and it is truly eye opening and besides that the rotary is fun to use! the next step in your evolution is to modify your Rotary with the big wheels (Uline.com sells them) as that will make it easier to go up and down steps and also add the tank and learn how to use the shower feed technique. The irony is how simple this is and while some mock those using the primitive 1960s technology we just smile and say "go your own way" I have found that simple is the way to go.

The machine has 2 jets on the front of the machine

I hated doing nasty restaurants when I was using HWE. Jack up the PSI and basically sand blast the carpet to get clean. I found it much easier with the Mytee in my opinion. I would highly recommend one, I absolutely love mine. I do only bust it out on nasty ass jobs, or bigger commercial jobs. It's a great tool to have in your arsenal no doubt.

Thanks, this job was def a challenge!

There were kids in the home, it needed to be done. Plus, I got to play with my Mytee lol! I don't use it much, unless it's a real bad job. It cleaned up nice. Will be posting the full video on Friday if you want to see the transformation.

WLM? I don't know what that is sorry. What does that stand for? Or did you mean VLM?

Thank you! Thanks for watching!

I used Awesome Encap

I used a red pad.

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Yes, but most people do not get this aspect of it. They just think we are all the same and have no clue. Its good when another cleaner sees your work and just gets it lol! Thanks!

Fill out my request a quote on my website so I have your contact info as well. Also let me know what services you provide so I know what I can throw at you. I do get calls from time to time in your area and it's too dam far. I would happily send the work to you instead.

Sure anytime, congrats on starting to use this process!

I wish I would have figured that one out years ago lol! I do not miss lugging those dam hoses in and out of houses. By far the best decision I ever made was to ditch the HWE process!!!

czcams.com/video/3_DvJyRC3hY/video.html The machine is a trusted clean 175 rotary machine. The brush attachment is a Multii Brush system

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Alaska!!!! I do not like to talk pricing on here sorry. Email me or text me and we can discuss this further. I have multiple cleaning packages too, so the price will vary depending on what the client needs or wants. Kenff987@gmail.com 224-563-8525.

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Yes, it does add considerable tongue. I actually just bought a brush for the 17 " I broke it in yesterday actually. I have an actual carpet brush on my 20" and the torque is not even close to that Multii Brush. The bristles are not as stiff, or as short as that Multii-Brush, lot less resistance. But I have been looking at fiber pads as of late now that you bring it up. I was leaning on those Neptune pads if you are familiar with them, I would love to hear your opinion on them if you have.

@@ProCleanersCarpetCleaning I have been using fibre pads for many years and they work very well. Many years ago I started with beige pads but they discontinued them and I went to the white ones that work pretty well and I will choose them for certain carpets including wool. I have used the Neptune pads as well as the red ones but I found the Neptune deteriorated rather quickly. The pad that is my first choice now is the hogs hair or Revive Fibre Encap pads from Bonnetpro and absolutely nothing scrubs as well as they do. When I discovered them it was a game changer and they constantly amaze me at how well and quickly they remove soil and stains from carpets and they are easy to work with as they produce minimal resistance and clean up well with a garden hose, plus they last a good long time. The hogs hair fibre pad is also incredibly effective at pulling out animal hair from the carpet.

Amen! Nicely done!!!! All to true lol!!!!

I use Direct Mop Sales, they have the green stripped one without the astro-turf strips. I have not seen the astro-turf scrubbing ones on there. Have not tried Janilink, will have to check that out thank you!

Yes, I only have 1 hog hair pad left. Saving it for a job worthy of its scrubbing power lol! I need to order more.

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@@ProCleanersCarpetCleaning You always do a fine job

​@@OxyDryCarpetCleaningKelowna Thank you Robin, I always try to do my best.

Thank you Robin I do try my best!@@OxyDryCarpetCleaningKelowna

Ty sir!

It doesn't matter, I could care less. I have big shoulders. Opinions are just opinions. They only mean something if you let them, and I could care less. I'm sure he won't be the last one either. Unhappy people, or people who are not emotionally mature enough yet will lash out at other people to make themselves feel better, or to make other people look bad. It's a defensive mechanism they just can't control as their brains are not fully developed yet.

@@ProCleanersCarpetCleaningjust miserable people who try to bring you down cause they not where they wanna be an unhappy feel how you feel but if it’s not positive keep it to yourself I always was taught if you have nothing good to say don’t say nothing at all but great job as always

@@nellasdetails7080 My thoughts exactly, thank you for saying this.

@@nellasdetails7080 Thank you, its much appreciated!

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Thank you! They were pretty nasty; I should have gotten a better shot of them going up and down as you couldn't see the risers in the video. They were bad, scuff marks on almost every riser.

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Make sure you film it Robin.

@@Jimmy_Moon Turns out I did not have carpet brushes for it so it was a no go.

@@OxyDryCarpetCleaningKelowna Bummer. Would have been nice to get your expert opinion on it.

@@Jimmy_Moon I think they would work just fine to pre scrub steps but I have an Oreck and the black brush works very well for that anyway.

I loved this thing for entry ways and stairs when I did HWE. Now I just tend to use it on stairs as it maneuvers quite well and does an exceptional job at agitating! Let me know how you like it if and when you try it.

czcams.com/video/3_DvJyRC3hY/video.html Watch this video It shows the day I opened my Multii Brush so you can see what it is. Sorry, I will try to be more detailed, I have had a few people ask me now. Originally, I set this channel up as a virtual resume for potential clients to see my work. So, there was no need to get into the "how" part. They are just interested in the final result. Yes, that little machine is obnoxious...but it gets the job done! As for chems, I used Bio-Kleen a plant based neutral detergent, boosted with 1/2 cup of peroxide per gallon, with a shot of your favorite orange cleaner.

@@ProCleanersCarpetCleaning I’m a carpet cleaner to, I just like to hear about the chemicals used. Everyone is a little different. I like trying new things lol. That Trusted Clean 175 is nice. I bought mine when I started my business. I’m looking at the matching burnisher.

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Yes it was! Thank you!

Nice congrats! It is a Worx 320 psi cordless power washer. I love it! Any power washer will do, just make sure you get one with a LOW psi. Honestly 320 psi is too much in my opinion. Unfortunately, I have not found one under 320 psi so I just spray quickly.

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@@bobprobst9609 Of course, any time!

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