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Thank you. Your video helped me so much.

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How much did the details cost

So no explanation...just carnival music? Smh

Ok so What do you use?

Never seen a kitchen have tile like that, wouldn’t be code by me

I just started a company and put this as something I do. 😂😂 thanks 🙏🏾

I learned much. Thanks for the tips!

I had three rooms of VCT installed in my last house, and am getting ready at the new house to use VCT in my kitchen and dining room. The floors in the old house didn't look too bad when I went to sell after 13 years. Originally, I laid down 4 light coats of wax. I got down on hands and knees and applied the wax with a saturated cloth. Each coat took about 20 minutes per room to apply and dried in less than an hour, ready for another coat. I did not have a buffer or burnisher but the shine was just fine for all those years. I also cleaned my floor regularly, again, on hands and knees with just warm water. No routine...just as needed. As I said, the floors looked just fine after more than a decade of use. I did strip and re-wax just before I sold the house. The process was not that difficult as there wasn't coat after coat after coat of new wax over old, cleaning product residue, etc to embed or coat the original finish. To remove the old wax, products are available for this, or you can use ammonia and water to a section. Let sit till it loosens the wax, and rinse/wipe - repeat accross room. Sometimes, this has to be done more than once but very doable for a home owner. I like that Rodriguez Cleaning Services talked so favorably about these tiles. There is upkeep to any flooring, but these tiles can look almost brand new again with very little work and expense.

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Look at the instructions from the chemicals you are using. 1. Put down stripper solution. Probably have to dilute. Read directions. 2. Use the buffing machine to aggitate the stripper. 3. Dont let the stripping solution dry. 4. Pick up the strip solution with a vaccum. 5. Wet mop with water only. 6. Apply wax. Dont walk on it. 7. Allow to dry. Some people use fans. Probably tells you not to on instructions. 8. Apply several coats depending on your type of wax. See instructions. 9. You can add a sealant to the wax. Tip. Ensure you have protective footware. We had someone need skin graphs for leaving stripper on his foot too long.

Question, is there any product at any local store as Home Depot or Lowe's that doesn't require the use of a machine for VCT?

Unfair comparison

Well done. Everything looked great except the PPE. For sewage, you want to wear half face respirators.

What's the difference between floor waxing and polishing?

Just stumbled on your channel, have same idea, great content, gained a sub

❤❤❤❤ I do this for a living at U.H. I'm a floor tech as well. And I've been doing this for 15 years now I want to start my own floor tech business some day, but I'm so discouraged because a lot of competition out there.

It doesn't say what steps they are doing.

We have just ordered up 5 more gallons of Murphy's thanks to this nothing burger video

Do you need to buff afterwards?

He didn't give any details

Useless video

Thats Great Mr. Dayron

show off!! wow great work!

You can use indoor shoes at home. Just shoes by itself shoes doesn't mean much.

You don’t have enough chemical on the floor to get the wax up properly. And your pad isn’t on straight.

What if the cat pee has been dried for a few days already? would baking soda as step 1 still works ?

Depending on the dye, a bit of warm water will do the same thing.

Take a yard of carpet and weigh it, soak it, extract it, weigh it... once with a shop vac, once with a extractor. That's a test, this is Dyson level marketing. "Look we can pickup bowling balls..."

What system do you use for water filtration?

Good video but nothing explained about how to do it....

holy smokes get to it

Okay, this was not very convincing or factual. Sounded like another opinion. Not saying it you are not correct, but where is the evidence? More importantly, you say what NOT to use, but what do you suggest people should actually use on hardwood floors?

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What product should we use?

This was not a good video. Shouldn’t you be explaining the process

Thanx commentators for warning me about the guy in the video talking too long. I just fast forward to the important stuff

Wish our boss show this video before i started the job

Great job explaining how this product works. I have ya'll scheduled to provide a quote for me and hope we can do business 🙂

Too much waffle turned off after 37 seconds. What had carpet installation got to do with anything?

My carpet bin stane for days it's DRY I don't know if I can get it out😢

Thank you, well explained.

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I just lied to my boss, so now I'm watching this to cover my ass🤣, thank you.

Needed a video to remind me cause I haven’t done it in a year and this is how I was taught. 😂 the other videos scared me

I can’t thank you enough!! This is the first remedy that actually worked and I can tell you I have been trying so many over the past year to get the urine smell out of my carpets! I really appreciate the great advice. I’ll be sure to tell anybody else who is struggling with this issue to check out your video.

Thank you bro that's a reminder to swich the filter

How much strip chemical you mix in the water

Covid Era 😊

Rugs should be turned upside down before rolling. If you roll so that the underside of the rug is facing outward, you run the risk of "breaking the back" of the rug. Especially on those with taped edges.