Encapsulation Carpet Cleaning

[ssanoh1]

can you start post vacuum straight away? or have to wait for the solution to dry? any 1  reply please

[thejanitorialstore]

@ssanoh1

You will let it dry before vacuuming up the encapsulated soil

[alwaysinhistime]

@thejanitorialstore How long does it take to dry?

[thejanitorialstore]

@alwaysinhistime Encapsulation is a low moisture system so it dries very quickly - in as little as 30 minutes.

[olivaservice]

Imagine to carry this beast into upstairs of clients house....

this is excellent for commercial , but ABSOLUTELLY unacceptable for residential...

i would not pay for such a cleanig in my home..

[bubblesandsuds]

encapsulation gets great results. It seems steam cleaners use propoganda to discourage buffing method. Encapsulation detergents also work with steam cleaners.

[iLikePIEalot316]

i agree they do need a t6 or t5. i do use a host system and i am and my 11 years of customers are happy with host but i have not tried the encap system yet.

[bonnetpro]

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[jaytheupsman]

If anyone who tries to use their warranty on their carpet and the manufacturer finds out that it's been buffed, the warranty is voided. Carpet isn't meant to be buffed. It takes brush aggigation to clean it properly. The cleaner itself is great! Need a Host vaccum to make it work properly.

[grimel2]

@jaytheupsman the odds of any carpet being under warranty by the time the home owner moves in is virtually nil. Read the weasel worded warranty some time.

[jaytheupsman]

@grimel2 I have grimel.  Also helped customers get their carpets replaced when manufacturers give them a hard time. Bottom Line: Buffers tear up carpet!

[grimel2]

@jaytheupsman Buffers don't tear up carpet.

[alwaysinhistime]

@jaytheupsman Buffers tear up carpets if you don"t train your employees to properly use the buffer this MAY be true.