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Geat video. Been thinking about using klenz as my main pre spray.

Thanks for sharing ❤

Finally, a video that breaks down the different ways to clean carpet. This is the best and most informative video that I've seen. Thank You!

I think Triexta should be called try-extra because that’s what you do when you clean it.

So the pre-spray and scrubbing is the cleaning and the extraction is just hot water to remove cleaning agent and dirt?

In your opinion, would a Bissell Big Green be enough to start with on lighter to, maybe, medium soiled jobs? Or would starting off with encapsulation be the proper way to go until enough money is made to invest in a proper portable? If the latter is the better choice, would the Prospector PE220 with heat be good for starting out or do you recommend another type of portable?

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Is there a phone or email contact?

Thank you for your content.

Thank you very much, I'm starting my own business and there are literally no information out here for someone thats young and starting out. Thank you very much for this training content. IICRC are good training but being from Belize to start up my business that would have to be something in the future so this is very convenient!!

Thanks for the awesome content. I have 3 questions. 1. Would you advise using hot water with the pre-spray (considering you use a concentrated solution) 2. How long would you let the pre-spray sit before agitating 3. I'm using an alkaline pre-spray and a steam extraction machine. Can't use any rinse aid in the steam machine. Would you advise spraying a rinse aid over the carpet (similar to pre-spray method) after agitating and just before the steam extraction?

Amazing that this information is free. Thank you, sir!

What is the machine that you used.

@11.18 Re floor polishing machines. I agree with your comment/statement. Always do your homework.... the orbot machines are carpet rated and approved. This is also clearly displayed on their machines. I would also add one machine many miss out, walk behind extractor. I have one and they are good. What i like is that you can scrub whilst extracting. Most of my work is highend, full restoration is not needed.

This is awesome. I just did my first carpet cleaning at an apartment yesterday and found my experience reiterated here. My customer wanted dry floors right away. They texted me today super happy about the cleaning and dry time. I learned a lot by getting concrete steps laid out here for suspending soil and actually understanding what I'm doing when I opt to agitate a carpet to make sure I don't void a warranty etc. Is an Oreck orbiter different from a rotary in the eyes of warranty people? Thanks a bunch for the videos. Incredible work!

Great advice well appreciated

another great video!! recently i took my CCT course and exam. i truly appreciate your crash course for a new hire. the fiber id and burn test really helped me prepare for and pass my IICRC exam!! the next month i'm here learning more invaluable information. thx for your help!!

Thank you for this video. Very helpful.

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who's videos do you recommend for learning how to write good sales letters to commercial residents? I know you mention him a lot but I can't remember.

Maybe a dumb question. Do you not charge your customers tax? I just started my business and charge them local taxes.

Is an esteam ninja portable extractor with 200psi good enough for my business? Also I use an external heater and only do agitation with a pile brush

Thank you its surprisingly difficult to find good straightforward fundamentals on carpet cleaning. This gives an objective overview of methods, and mistakes to avoid. (ie. bonnet cleaning too dry) Thank you, this is helping me on my way to launching my business and I want to be on the right track from the beginning.

this site only allows 10 lookups now so its a waist of time

where can I find that pile brush?

Thank you for providing all this information for free! You are the best!

I was searching this for my photography business and really appreciate your content. Thank you!

Very useful Sean. I have just started, so I want to get what few jobs I that come my way, but I am aiming to price competitively such that I could pay someone and make a profit. It's easy to underprice if you do too much paid advertising or underestimate the cleaning time. I am writing short stories in a neighbourhood app to get 'free' advertising. It's going really well. Time estimation comes with experience I guess.

Another great video. Thanks. I think I will move over to charging by per sq foot. It certainly has its advantages.

I don't speak English but with current technology it is easier for me to translate and understand. Thank you.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge, you are giving us a treasure.

Wow!! Gracias, muchas gracias por este valioso, muy valioso aporte para quienes no conocemos mucho y sobretodo gracias por liberar el curso.

Very useful and detailed. Thank you

You have the Best Videos on the Internet. I remember as a Kid watching Carpet Installers. Do Exactly that Knee kick & go. Never saw a Power Stretcher until recently 😅

Great job! Thanks

What's the Facebook Group ?

The Very Best Carpet Cleaning Video series on the Internet. I've seen 🎉

Thank you for making these Videos available 🎉

What if a guy doesn’t have a vacuum? Can I just squeegee the rug and let it dry ? I’m Redding now and it’s 105° out. It’s pretty thick as well like 1” 9’x12’

Man thank you for this series. this is so perfect

hello I've been taught to pre spray, soak a bonnet pad in a bucket of water then go over the carpets with buffer/bonnet then go over with carpet extractor. I think it's overkill, but I do what I'm told. Any advice will be appreciated. Thanks

Finding your channel is like striking gold. Thank you and God bless!

Thank you ❤❤❤

I am getting plenty of value, thank you for sharing

how much per square foot does your chemicals caust x equipment per square foot depreciation, then how much per square foot do you want to make... so... 20 cpf.... charge .25, or .30 its not a bad idea to break it all down, then add the price per foot...

Wait Does over wetting and water in general not damage the rug?! 😮

What an amazing guy

How come ink out is not available in California? Is it not safe??

Thank you tremendously for sharing this information. As the son of a cancer patient, I am very concerned about chemicals. Can you please recommend any line of chemicals (pre-sprayers, detergents, deodorizers, spot remover) that don't pose known risks of cancer? Looking to avoid the harsh stuff.

Hello, thank you for sharing. The brush that you showed at 9:32, I was unable to locate it on your website.