This is thousand dollar information man thank you so much for this. The people who walked out are the ones who don’t have what it takes. I would have loved to sit through this while lecture and ask this man questions. He knows his stuff
I've seen many presentations in several industries and without a doubt, this gentleman is a master at getting a message across in an interesting and absorbable way.
All the people that left early are the hackjob type and the non prevacuuming type even tho i work in the field i was still blown away by the science behind everything and this guy is incredibly knowledgeable i would have canceled or rescheduled any work, i would never have missed this class especially when you can ask questions live in person
Wow! valuable information for free! I was thinking of taking an IICRC class, but this pretty much covers everything to get started to start your business.
When we raise the water temp from 170 to 190 degrees we increase the cleaning power of the chemestry 20 times... then by adding a Hoss 700 or RX-20 we up the cleaning power and effectivness even more. Cleaning above 190 is entering a danger zone where to much of a good thing can be problematic for the carpet. Also everyone should carbon filter all city water to remove chlorine on colored carpets... Vaccum is a composition of air volume, air pressure and horsepower. Vaccum power combined with water tempurature and chemestry is the essence of carpet cleaning. Buy as much vaccum power as you can afford and just keep moving up power as you progress. When I moved up from 20 hp truckmounts to 95 a hp truckmount my hourly income went up 40% and my labor costs went down 25 %. My fuel costs doubled. Finally buy the best looking uniforms you can afford and just keep moving up. Make sure you have an american flag patch on your shoulder. It's easier for people to pay a uniformed profesional more money than an ununiformed profesional.
@ 1:29:37 I once cleaned a full suite , turned my dryer on of the same type mentioned, then had to reclean all the upholstery as it was covered in soot blown out from the fireplace 😅😂 never used it again .
As for vacuuming, for the past 15 or so years I've used the Turbocat Zoom vac attachment. Does anyone have an opinion on that vs a commercial electric vac?
Apologies, this is late.. Outstanding presentation.. instructor is paul muller if I’m not mistaken.. genius at play… but how can I purchase the presentation slides he presents in the lecture.. please help.. thank you & god bless..
hello sir very informative but can you simply explain a spot adds substance ? a stain adds color dyes are waterborne? pigments are insoluble? can i understanding like some stain can not remove some can use chemistry i am confused thank you
I strongly disagree re residential carpets.... truck mount only is following others. We extract only where needed. There is a mix up between restoration and maintenance. Here in Queensland Australia there is no snow for example. In theuk yes it snows plus rains like crazy. The style has to be different. Here only bedroom's have carpets and pets are as a rule no go area for them. Therefore restoration clean is not necessary.
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pH Values: 2:30
Carpet & fibers 15:30
Natural fibers 52:58
Soil suspension 1:13:00
Soil extraction 1:26:40
Soil classes/stains 1:51:28
Methods of cleaning 2:41:20
HWE 3:01:57
Professional image 3:06:22
Add-on sales 3:22:50
You are a God amongst men
Thank you !
My wallet is in my back left pocket. And you can have it.
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This is thousand dollar information man thank you so much for this. The people who walked out are the ones who don’t have what it takes. I would have loved to sit through this while lecture and ask this man questions. He knows his stuff
I've seen many presentations in several industries and without a doubt, this gentleman is a master at getting a message across in an interesting and absorbable way.
Agree, he covered everything plus a little more
Excellent Presentation, Great instructor thanks for uploading this seminar really helped me with my training on spot & carpet cleaning
Totally Agree !
Same here.
All the people that left early are the hackjob type and the non prevacuuming type even tho i work in the field i was still blown away by the science behind everything and this guy is incredibly knowledgeable i would have canceled or rescheduled any work, i would never have missed this class especially when you can ask questions live in person
I'm new at carpet cleaning and this video gave me a lot of Knowle in the cleaning business and the instructor is very knowledgeable I the subject.
He is a wealth of knowledge. Check out some of my videos, they might help
I loved watching them eat and talk amongst themselves on the break 😂 those wraps looked heavenly 🌯🌯
Major goldmine of info for a newby like myself. Much appreciated 🎉
Wow! valuable information for free! I was thinking of taking an IICRC class, but this pretty much covers everything to get started to start your business.
When we raise the water temp from 170 to 190 degrees we increase the cleaning power of the chemestry 20 times... then by adding a Hoss 700 or RX-20 we up the cleaning power and effectivness even more. Cleaning above 190 is entering a danger zone where to much of a good thing can be problematic for the carpet. Also everyone should carbon filter all city water to remove chlorine on colored carpets... Vaccum is a composition of air volume, air pressure and horsepower. Vaccum power combined with water tempurature and chemestry is the essence of carpet cleaning. Buy as much vaccum power as you can afford and just keep moving up power as you progress. When I moved up from 20 hp truckmounts to 95 a hp truckmount my hourly income went up 40% and my labor costs went down 25 %. My fuel costs doubled. Finally buy the best looking uniforms you can afford and just keep moving up. Make sure you have an american flag patch on your shoulder. It's easier for people to pay a uniformed profesional more money than an ununiformed profesional.
Impressive presentation! You are a great teacher, thank you
Bro, learned so much about this especially about stains thanks for the upload u got urself a follower
I'm not in the industry, but I am as a home owner. Great information. Thank you for posting. Really good info.
This was definitely a great presentation will use some of the ideas presented in my business
Good stuff, nice job. Not sure if carpet is the most expensive investment you will make in your home, but definitely good teacher.
incredible class and so informative. I will refer to my notes on this often
outstanding instructor ; factual and informative.
Thanks this presentation has been awesome and I have learned quite a bit. Is there any way to request a copy of the slideshow?
Great video. Thank you very much.
Awesome presentation !
@ 1:29:37 I once cleaned a full suite , turned my dryer on of the same type mentioned, then had to reclean all the upholstery as it was covered in soot blown out from the fireplace 😅😂 never used it again .
Fantastic info
The Training was wonderful how can I get a copy of your cleaning guide
thank you great video
YUP
Awesome class
Good teacher
Crazy about Polys. And here we are today, check out Lowes, and see what they sell the most of. Poly based carpets lol.
As for vacuuming, for the past 15 or so years I've used the Turbocat Zoom vac attachment. Does anyone have an opinion on that vs a commercial electric vac?
Apologies, this is late.. Outstanding presentation.. instructor is paul muller if I’m not mistaken.. genius at play… but how can I purchase the presentation slides he presents in the lecture.. please help.. thank you & god bless..
Screen shoot and crop them on your phone
@@finchbevdale2069 some slides aren’t clear enough for that brother…
Thank you for the advice regardless..
The pH of toothpaste is not 11 (the opposite of the pH of the food we eat)… 🙄
Anyone has that stain guide that could share the picture)?
Thanks in advance
Great lecture
This is good.
I wish I could get the stain pie
You guys should offer a certificate to people who watch entire video.
1:41 mins in and i offered a like.
Please can I have the image of stain chart cause I can't capture it not clear
Where can I get the slides from this presentation?
How can I get plugged in to these type of classes?
Do they have a certificate for this course?
Any chance you have a pdf of the powerpoint?
hello sir very informative but can you simply explain a spot adds substance ? a stain adds color dyes are waterborne? pigments are insoluble? can i understanding like some stain can not remove some can use chemistry i am confused thank you
Free coffe from Starbucks all semester
I would like to know if lady can manage this Big machines to be in this can business.please
Yes, of course!!!
o for o and s for s?where can i find the stains guide?
What his name?
Pat Muller
I strongly disagree re residential carpets.... truck mount only is following others.
We extract only where needed. There is a mix up between restoration and maintenance. Here in Queensland Australia there is no snow for example. In theuk yes it snows plus rains like crazy. The style has to be different. Here only bedroom's have carpets and pets are as a rule no go area for them. Therefore restoration clean is not necessary.
I came here to fall asleep.
No way in the world a portable machine can ever get close to the performance of a Truck-Mount.
wish the guy would stop coughing and blowing his nose next to the mic
This guy is very anti vlm.
HOPE YOU DIDN'T PAY FOR THIS !!!!
They do. Sucks it was put on TH-cam. But also nice. They get to go back and refresh. So much knowledge. Takes a while to learn it all.