When Aron is on, everything stops and we all have to watch. He is a master at work, a hidden diamond in the rough. Mark I hope your leg gets better fast. Sorry to hear about you being in the hospital! Who runs the store when you are out of commission? Feel better soon, and I hope no more pain! Great video. That new wand is a sho all unto itself lol. It looks like one of those steam engines going down the tracks back in the wild wild west lol. Awesome video, you are the best. Big thumbs up 👍
Again thank you Peter for your kind words of encouragement especially for all our family here. As you know, they are super important and make Saiger's happen... Even without me... Which is a goal... That someday I'm not around the business can continue and thrive to help our community, clients and family. The leg is getting better. Off the meds a day ago so feeling a little more human. Now if the itching can go away from those meds... Ugh... The worst. We have a larger job tonight and I hope I can feel better. It's been rough the past week. And today, we are getting a large amount of snow. Sunday, me, Shari and the puppy Luna fly out for a few days to #SaigerSouth for some work and to open up Saiger's South. We hope the storms don't mess up our travel too much. Again thank you for all your kindness and help 😊. Our best to you from our little family business ❤️
These are my favorite videos, super greasy with awesome results! I really hope you feel better soon! That story was scary!! GREAT job on this one!! :-)
Thank you 😊. It has been a wild few weeks. I just got off the meds yesterday. They were making me itchy, nasuea, terrible headaches... Just out of it forever. Starting to feel a bit better this morning. And these are my favorite places to clean up too. Tomorrow, we have another large place that will be similar and with a lot of tile and grout too. Hoping to get some good video as well. Thanks for being here with us 😊
@@MarkSaiger This is amazballs, I think it would be fun and a amazing experience to clean carpets with you! I am not a carpet cleaner but the way you guys extract that grease and dirt........I LIKE THAT! I'm sorry to hear about the spider bite! Super glad you feel better! I would have passed out!
@@blackmomma33 I can't confirm or deny that I could have or almost did pass out 😂... And that I might scream like a school girl seeing a big spider recently 😉... But again it would certainly be fun to have you clean along side with us. We do tend to have fun 😁
@@MarkSaiger good to hear! You ready for this snow storm? We already went from no snow to a couple inches in the last few hours in the southwest part of the state. Have a happy and safe thanksgiving!
@@brianna.kottschade we are bracing ourselves... But tomorrow night we have another job similar to this but about double the size with Tile and grout also. Going to be a long day. Hope we don't have to shovel out the vans a bunch to get to work 😁
Wow mark you could skate on that grease ! Amazing video as always . These are the ones I love! One thing I don’t understand is why the proprietor let the carpets get this bad ? Good luck with you leg mark , let us know how you get on .
I’m guessing they didn’t realize how bad it actually was as dirt and grease built up gradually over time. Humans are bad at noticing small changes on the day to day. Grease also usually can’t be taken out with general daily cleaning so there was probably not much to do about the buildup aside having it professionally cleaned even if they did notice.
This is the Multi Sprayer brand or also sold as private label at JonDon as the Powerforce II. It just seems to last the best and put out the best flow. We don't turn our heat down on our high heat Butlers and can also apply at 1000 psi. But I have hooked up to a couple of really cooking truckmounts (an aerotech with super high heat and a diesel burner unit) and I had to have them turn the heat down. They were around 285 degrees and I couldn't handle that
What's up Mark...I've done a lil research on water temperature and cleaning. From what I've read, the temperature of the water isn't that important when it comes to getting spots and stains out, it's actually better to use cold water on most spots...my question is, why is the heat and steam made such a big deal and are your products, heat activated??? Thanks man
Thanks for the questions. There is a point where some chemistry will reach a peak and cloud out with with, but newer chemistry has come about that heat will raise their activity level and be more effective. Our chemistry works with less temps, but also with high temps. For most cleaning, if you are missing one part of the cleaning pie, you increase the others a bit more. So if lacking heat you might need more agitation or some more chemistry (more agitation we feel is a bit better). On spots and stains, there are so many different types of stains and treating and removing them can vary. Oily stains can be sometimes removed with most cleaning agents and even some agitation. Gum can be removed with a solvent based product such as citrus De-Limolene, but a lot of times, we are able to use the heat from our cleaning units to dissolve and extract. Coffee and Tea browning stains will most likely need an oxidizer (peroxide based) and time. Applying the oxidizing product such as our Harvard Chemical Just Like Magic, spraying it on and walkikg away to let it continue to work. Red stains a lot of times will need some type of heat transfer with what we call a reducing agent. So it's hard to just say one way is the only way to attack cleaning, but for us we do find our Butler High Heat truckmounts supply us a very well balanced amount of heat and suction to be able to clean very effective and effecient. There are other units that can provide great cleaning experiences too. I hope I touched on answers to your questions. Let me know if I can try and help to answer something more specific. Again, thanks for your question 😊👍
I am asking because I honestly do not know much information about this, but how much of the grease was removed and how far down in the carpet fibers does this get
Great question actually! I think we got it pretty deep down. Some sections needed to be pre-sprayed and cleaned twice, but we hit it pretty hard. We can do that and recover though very well. Not everyone would be able to with some equipment...us included in our past. But we feel really good about the cleaning these days with the chemistry and more efficient equipment available to us :-)
500 to 600 with the regular Zipper Wand and 800 to 1000 for the SS Super Spinner. The Spinners on the SS are set to be a glancing blow across the carpets so to not soak carpets, but yet push the soils and dirt to the gilded vaccum slots
@@MarkSaiger ok awesome thank you so much. One more question, my father has been using Butler units for about 25 years now so he is very old school and never even saw a zipper. When I told him that the psi to he used was 500 psi he was blown away and the ng it will break the pump or something in the unit. How can I convince him it won't lol.
@@adampuscavage1927 those are great questions. The Butler is actually designed to handle around 1100 to 1200 psi especially for cleaning of tile and grout requiring this type of pressure sometimes to clean easier. The heat exchangers have a protective bypass valve with a hose coming outside the van on the driver's side close to the muffler box. If pressure gets too high that bypass valve will open to protect the system. The chemical injection diaphragm can go out quicker on high pressure cleaning but they have addressed that recently with an updated block type injector. I have the round stainless Chemical injection pump, but have had really good luck (knock on wood! 😁) and haven't had to replace a chemical injection diaphragm for a couple of years...and if only running in that 500 to 600 psi range you will have an even longer life with the chemical injection pump diaphragm. The cat pumps actually are designed for that kind of pressure. Sometimes people put more stress on the cat pump running it for really long times (or on a water extraction). We still see close to 4000 hours on a cat pump before we get a rebuilt one from Butler. Let me know if you have anymore questions. I really appreciate your interest and questions so I can share our experiences. My best to you and your family and thanks for being here and your comments 😊👍
We use the Zipper Wands. I know in the cover pic, we are using Zipper SS Super Spinners... Can't remember if we used the regular straight manifold 15 inch Zippers too in this video
Sometime just for fun you need to get some of those soak and suckers like they sell at walmart and a rug doctor and do some passes with those before you bring in the big guns.... show people how ineffective those expensive Walmart turd machines are. At least a rug doctor has a little more power than the hoovers and dirt devils etc.... but nothing can compete with your equipment.... it's amazing to watch them remove that sludge from carpets..... I bet those places smell so much better afterwards.... D
@@derricktrulson9326 sorry I missed this reply earlier. I had a number of comments on videos I missed. I've really been kind of side lined lately after my Spider Bite. And so much going on with Simoniz and Harvard Chemical responsibilities. Thanks for being here though. Looking forward to seeing you again soon! 😊
A tradition in the Midwest yet. Keeps noise down and less falling factor due to a good portion of the year we have snow (and wet) so less likely to fall on hard surface with moisture from say snow tracking.
This was using the Zipper SS Super Spinner so you use higher pressure to spin the spinners... But the jets are angled to be a glancing blow across the fibers. We were at 800 to 1000 psi at the truckmount. 200 feet of hose so a little loss of pressure at the tool
Lol... Thankfully they did 😁... About 3 years later.... But even the new carpet gets pounded. The bar section is such a cheap olefin (oil liking) carpet, it looks terrible within a month
This is our Saiger's Sauce Code Red that is available at JonDon www.jondon.com or our webstore www.saigers.com/tile-and-carpet-cleaners We had some of our Harvard Chemical G-Force Booster in for the really heavy grease. It is a Soy Booster with a lemon scent we came up with many years ago and left in the Harvard Chemical name. Thanks for checking us out :-)
For a second I thought it was Stanley "The Dirt Monkey" doing the narration. Then I realized you're both from Minnesota. I'd love to see a crossover video with both of you guys.
We had two vans with 210 gallon waste tanks so we did not have to dump until at our facility. We did have to fill up the fresh water tank a bit also. I think each van maybe consumed about 150 gallons each approximately
With two hands I can control the Zipper more and running along the edges was able to flush out well. Some edges I will still pull with a wand sometimes
We have a line of cleaning agents our family has come up with. Harvard Chemical has helped us develop our products. We have been fortunate. We actually never intended to release them publicly but got talked into it. So we have our Saiger's Sauce Line of products. www.saigers.com/supplies The product used in this video was our Code Red and some of our Harvard Chemical G-Force Booster which is a liquid soy Booster we created but left in the Harvard Chemical name. We do have free samples available by the way. Just go to my webstore and tap on the free sample pics that will take you to a JonDon page that is doing the free samples including Free shipping www.saigers.com/supplies Let me know if I can help you more 😊
Yeah, don't think I'd be eating at that particular restaurant at all. If they're willing to let *public* areas stay that dirty, hard telling what's going in back of house. *shudder*
Not sure your question? If the question was what did we leave under the tables, we actually did not have to block these tables as they are rubber bottoms under the feet. Hope that answered the question
Thank you for those kind words. It is getting better and they took me off the medication yesterday. Starting to feel a little more normal now. The itching from the meds, nasuea, terrible headaches, and awful taste in my mouth is just starting to go away. I am so thankful! This place unfortunately should have cleaning done at least quarterly. This went 10 months between cleanings this time. They get too busy and things get away from them with the carpet
@@MarkSaiger it's funny because every spider I see I tell my husband it's a brown recluse. He never believes me! Hope this restaurant won't go so far between cleanings again. You'd think there would be some health & safety rules about it.
@@TxDeeDee Every spider these days is not getting a second chance at this time. I keep being afraid I had one piggy back home with me. There have been a few violent spider deaths this past week around our house. Bad time to hang around the Saiger's 😂 and the leg is getting better... And I'm off the drugs. Still itchy but headache gone, nasuea gone... But still itchy. Hope to flush out the drugs soon! And boy we could hope for a little sooner cleaning too 😊
@@MarkSaiger I can only imagine the violent death of the spiders! 🤣🤣 Post pics of the bite, some of us are into gross stuff. My doctor, John Gilmore, had a TH-cam channel for just those types of things. (Bites, cysts, boils, weird medical stuff)
To train a puppy not to crap in the house, you rub his nose in it when he does. To train a restaurant manager to clean his carpets, make him lie face down on the floor while the cleaning crew works around him.
That carpet needs to be replaced!! Bubble everywhere due to to many chemicals an cleanings!! Cleanings is very distructive to the carpet an adhesive used to install it!!!
It definitely needs replacing. They actually only tacked it along the edges. Moving the tables as much as they do setting up different arrangements had helped to take its toll and also really not cleaning enough has left a lot of negative soils, debris and grease to tear it apart. We were hoping they might replace it soon. It's been in this place for quite a few years now.
It's a tough job and we actually charge more than that for this job 😊👍... And with this much soil.. It's a great test site for us 😁... But there is a lot of clean up of our equipment
Yeah it's a pretty busy place. Also, this carpet is a very cheap Olefin which is very oil loving... So it really attracts those restaurant type greases
@@blackbutmild1 thank you for being here with us! Hope we can maybe help out as you look for information. By the way, as you indicated, agitation after applying prespray can be very beneficial to speeding up cleaning. Smaller machines can especially benefit the cleaning with agitation. Larger machines can speed up some cleaning, but agitation really can make up for better cleaning results
You know truly mark from the severity of dirty restaurants they should pay a lot more down here where located get $0.09 a square foot to do a dirty dirty greasy restaurant 😜
@@dewaynemarcionette6112 I understand... There are some that don't want to pay as much so we try to figure out how to be more efficient...or tell them how and where to move their stuff so we can just clean 😁
I actually got MRSA between one of the two hospitals unfortunately 🙁. I did not see it on the charts from the first hospital (might have just been developing) but in the second hospital it was detected with the wound a couple of days later. It was a crazy fight for a while. The second emergency room doctor recognized the Brown Recluse Spider bite as soon as she viewed the wound. She had seen the bite a few times coming from an area that it was a bit more common. I was surprised and asked how she could tell with it all cut up and she recognized some of the signs with the wound. I am scheduled to be back to Arizona this Fall again to help organize and volunteer clean at these houses again. I'm hoping for a less eventful experience this time 😁
I've seen other doctors call it a spider bite but it's staff a perfectly round hole you can put a cigarette in it looks like it's going to pop any second but just leaks and then you can get a big white worm out, with the spider bite there is severe necrosis from the inside out a lot different than the staff with the perfect round hole like a pencil eraser around or a cigarette
@@aladdinhomecare7537 yeah, it started out when I woke up about 3 am in my hotel room and saw 2 little blood spots on my leg. I didn't think anything of it. The first emergency room doctor saw it and went in after the narcosis. The second doctor saw tracking around the wound I guess as well that she recognized as webbing like look that gave her the recognition of the spider bite. I didn't think anything of it the first night of the bite, but by morning it started to swell and get hot and sore. Of course I was busy so didn't address it until a friend mentioned it could be some type of bite and might be more of a problem than I was thinking. By day 3 it was becoming more obvious I was needing medical assistance. The first doctor addressed the narcosis removing a bunch of what I guess would have been dead tissue. All in all, an experience I would like to avoid in my future. When I checked out of the hotel room the next morning and told my story to the front desk, they told me I should come back in the Fall to see the Trantulas migrating in town. I guess the roads are just covered. I figured it was best if I declined the invite 😂
That carpet at the time was on its last leg and was replaced later that year. What you are seeing that could appear dirty most likely is shadowing and different directions of the carpet after cleaning
That's amazing cleaning power! These are my favorite types of carpet cleaning videos. The dirtier the better!
Mine too actually 😁👍
I wish all carpet cleaning co. Would treat every job as if it were grease embedded like these guys. Sadly I don't live in their area😢
It's always fun to take befores & afters. When I go clean a customer's house I actually WANT it to be really dirty. It's a challenge and I love it!
When Aron is on, everything stops and we all have to watch. He is a master at work, a hidden diamond in the rough. Mark I hope your leg gets better fast. Sorry to hear about you being in the hospital! Who runs the store when you are out of commission? Feel better soon, and I hope no more pain! Great video. That new wand is a sho all unto itself lol. It looks like one of those steam engines going down the tracks back in the wild wild west lol. Awesome video, you are the best. Big thumbs up 👍
Again thank you Peter for your kind words of encouragement especially for all our family here. As you know, they are super important and make Saiger's happen... Even without me... Which is a goal... That someday I'm not around the business can continue and thrive to help our community, clients and family. The leg is getting better. Off the meds a day ago so feeling a little more human. Now if the itching can go away from those meds... Ugh... The worst. We have a larger job tonight and I hope I can feel better. It's been rough the past week. And today, we are getting a large amount of snow. Sunday, me, Shari and the puppy Luna fly out for a few days to #SaigerSouth for some work and to open up Saiger's South. We hope the storms don't mess up our travel too much. Again thank you for all your kindness and help 😊. Our best to you from our little family business ❤️
That place must smell a whole lot better!
It definitely gets crazy traffic! 😁
These are my favorite videos, super greasy with awesome results! I really hope you feel better soon! That story was scary!! GREAT job on this one!! :-)
Thank you 😊. It has been a wild few weeks. I just got off the meds yesterday. They were making me itchy, nasuea, terrible headaches... Just out of it forever. Starting to feel a bit better this morning. And these are my favorite places to clean up too. Tomorrow, we have another large place that will be similar and with a lot of tile and grout too. Hoping to get some good video as well. Thanks for being here with us 😊
🤯😵 Amazing work. I like these kids of carpet cleaning.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it. We are hopefully making better videos and content as we keep moving forward. Really appreciate your kind words 😊👍❤️
Awesome video! Something tells me they kept the lights very dim before you came and cleaned the carpets. Lol
That's one thing about restaurants. Always low lighting
It's my turn! It's my turn come on guys! I wanna clean too LOL!
We would love to have you join us 😊 👍. Thanks for being here with us by the way 😁❤️
@@MarkSaiger This is amazballs, I think it would be fun and a amazing experience to clean carpets with you! I am not a carpet cleaner but the way you guys extract that grease and dirt........I LIKE THAT! I'm sorry to hear about the spider bite! Super glad you feel better! I would have passed out!
@@blackmomma33 I can't confirm or deny that I could have or almost did pass out 😂... And that I might scream like a school girl seeing a big spider recently 😉... But again it would certainly be fun to have you clean along side with us. We do tend to have fun 😁
@@MarkSaiger looooooool hahahahahahahahahah shit!
New SUBSCRIBER... Awesomeness to the fullest !
Thank you 😊👍. Thanks for subscribing also 👍
Once again , I can watch over and over !!! Sweet work!!!!
Thank you! So appreciate that 😊👍
I restaurant owner should allow their establishment to be this dirty . GREAT JOB GUYS !!! You did an excellent job
Thank you 😊
This vid triggered some serious Amsr. very satisfying to watch 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾💯💯
Thank you 😊 and thank you for being here with us 😊
Asmr
some thick impacted grease wow!!
The fun stuff 😁👍
Man that’s awesome. Good job and awesome video
Thank you and thanks for being here and checking us out 😊❤️👍
Love my 12 inch devastator wand. Don’t have the high heat like your butler...but my Prochem Legend on residential, kills it.
Cool 😎. We are loving our Devastator Wands 😊
The one with the flare bomb is WOW !!!!!!!!
Yes it is. Thomas L Conway Devastator swivel head wand in 1.5 inch tube, 12 inch head 😊
i have to say... the nasty greasy floor videos are my favs lol. i hope you have a quick recovery from your spider bite mark!!
We have fun with them too 😊 👍
Spider bite is thankfully getting better. So thankful
@@MarkSaiger good to hear! You ready for this snow storm? We already went from no snow to a couple inches in the last few hours in the southwest part of the state. Have a happy and safe thanksgiving!
@@brianna.kottschade we are bracing ourselves... But tomorrow night we have another job similar to this but about double the size with Tile and grout also. Going to be a long day. Hope we don't have to shovel out the vans a bunch to get to work 😁
@@MarkSaiger take video of it!! Lol hopefully we don't get as much snow as they're talking!
@@brianna.kottschade sure will 😁👍
Great video. Hope you're feeling better!
Thank you. Actually have been bandaid free only for a week now. It's crazy how long that took to heal. About 2 months 😐
Amazing. 😱😱😱 nice world Mark. 🙂
Thank you 😊. A boys just gotta have fun 😁
Awesome videos Mark, I’m glad to see you back at it, Have a Happy Thanksgiving 🦃
Thank you 😊 Happy Thanksgiving to you as well
Great video! Hope you feel better Mark.
Thank you. Just starting to heal up. It's been 2 months. Trying to get my strength back also
You guys are awesome cleaners good job as usual
Thank you 😊 I really appreciate your kind words... And thank you for being here with us 😊
Nice job guys
Thank you 😊. I have fun with these types of cleaning jobs. Always a great place to test 😊👍
Restaurants should never let their carpets get this dirty
Dang Mark that came out great🔥🔥🔥
Thanks 😊. We love these types of jobs when we can lay some smack on them 😁👍
Good Job!! it was so greasy...
Wow mark you could skate on that grease ! Amazing video as always . These are the ones I love! One thing I don’t understand is why the proprietor let the carpets get this bad ?
Good luck with you leg mark , let us know how you get on .
Thank you. 2 months later and I still have to change bandaid couple of times a day but healing. Still not full strength yet, but feeling a bit better
Mark Saiger awww :( least your on the mend! You let your slightly younger guys take the strain mark !
I’m guessing they didn’t realize how bad it actually was as dirt and grease built up gradually over time. Humans are bad at noticing small changes on the day to day. Grease also usually can’t be taken out with general daily cleaning so there was probably not much to do about the buildup aside having it professionally cleaned even if they did notice.
Wow!
Thanks 😊
Wow love all them zippers just kicking ass. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
We love them too 😊
Forget chocolate milk!
Looks like tar!!
Hope you're feeling better!
Thank you. I am still healing but feeling better everyday 😊
When using the hydroforce do you turn the heat off when you spray the carpet or apply prespray heat on as it would be while cleaning ?
This is the Multi Sprayer brand or also sold as private label at JonDon as the Powerforce II. It just seems to last the best and put out the best flow. We don't turn our heat down on our high heat Butlers and can also apply at 1000 psi. But I have hooked up to a couple of really cooking truckmounts (an aerotech with super high heat and a diesel burner unit) and I had to have them turn the heat down. They were around 285 degrees and I couldn't handle that
Wishing you a quick recovery Mark.
Thank you so much!
What's up Mark...I've done a lil research on water temperature and cleaning. From what I've read, the temperature of the water isn't that important when it comes to getting spots and stains out, it's actually better to use cold water on most spots...my question is, why is the heat and steam made such a big deal and are your products, heat activated??? Thanks man
Thanks for the questions. There is a point where some chemistry will reach a peak and cloud out with with, but newer chemistry has come about that heat will raise their activity level and be more effective. Our chemistry works with less temps, but also with high temps. For most cleaning, if you are missing one part of the cleaning pie, you increase the others a bit more. So if lacking heat you might need more agitation or some more chemistry (more agitation we feel is a bit better). On spots and stains, there are so many different types of stains and treating and removing them can vary. Oily stains can be sometimes removed with most cleaning agents and even some agitation. Gum can be removed with a solvent based product such as citrus De-Limolene, but a lot of times, we are able to use the heat from our cleaning units to dissolve and extract. Coffee and Tea browning stains will most likely need an oxidizer (peroxide based) and time. Applying the oxidizing product such as our Harvard Chemical Just Like Magic, spraying it on and walkikg away to let it continue to work. Red stains a lot of times will need some type of heat transfer with what we call a reducing agent. So it's hard to just say one way is the only way to attack cleaning, but for us we do find our Butler High Heat truckmounts supply us a very well balanced amount of heat and suction to be able to clean very effective and effecient. There are other units that can provide great cleaning experiences too. I hope I touched on answers to your questions. Let me know if I can try and help to answer something more specific. Again, thanks for your question 😊👍
@@MarkSaiger thanks Mark
@@antonpalmer-smith4829 My Pleasure :-)
Mark, which pre-spray did you use on this one?
Saiger's Code Red and Harvard Chemical G-Force Booster.
I am asking because I honestly do not know much information about this, but how much of the grease was removed and how far down in the carpet fibers does this get
Great question actually! I think we got it pretty deep down. Some sections needed to be pre-sprayed and cleaned twice, but we hit it pretty hard. We can do that and recover though very well. Not everyone would be able to with some equipment...us included in our past. But we feel really good about the cleaning these days with the chemistry and more efficient equipment available to us :-)
Hey mark what psi do you usually have the Butler running when using the zipper wand? Thanks
500 to 600 with the regular Zipper Wand and 800 to 1000 for the SS Super Spinner. The Spinners on the SS are set to be a glancing blow across the carpets so to not soak carpets, but yet push the soils and dirt to the gilded vaccum slots
@@MarkSaiger ok awesome thank you so much. One more question, my father has been using Butler units for about 25 years now so he is very old school and never even saw a zipper. When I told him that the psi to he used was 500 psi he was blown away and the ng it will break the pump or something in the unit. How can I convince him it won't lol.
@@adampuscavage1927 those are great questions. The Butler is actually designed to handle around 1100 to 1200 psi especially for cleaning of tile and grout requiring this type of pressure sometimes to clean easier. The heat exchangers have a protective bypass valve with a hose coming outside the van on the driver's side close to the muffler box. If pressure gets too high that bypass valve will open to protect the system. The chemical injection diaphragm can go out quicker on high pressure cleaning but they have addressed that recently with an updated block type injector. I have the round stainless Chemical injection pump, but have had really good luck (knock on wood! 😁) and haven't had to replace a chemical injection diaphragm for a couple of years...and if only running in that 500 to 600 psi range you will have an even longer life with the chemical injection pump diaphragm. The cat pumps actually are designed for that kind of pressure. Sometimes people put more stress on the cat pump running it for really long times (or on a water extraction). We still see close to 4000 hours on a cat pump before we get a rebuilt one from Butler. Let me know if you have anymore questions. I really appreciate your interest and questions so I can share our experiences. My best to you and your family and thanks for being here and your comments 😊👍
Hey Mark! What are you using along with the devastator wand?
We use the Zipper Wands. I know in the cover pic, we are using Zipper SS Super Spinners... Can't remember if we used the regular straight manifold 15 inch Zippers too in this video
Sometime just for fun you need to get some of those soak and suckers like they sell at walmart and a rug doctor and do some passes with those before you bring in the big guns.... show people how ineffective those expensive Walmart turd machines are. At least a rug doctor has a little more power than the hoovers and dirt devils etc.... but nothing can compete with your equipment.... it's amazing to watch them remove that sludge from carpets..... I bet those places smell so much better afterwards....
D
Oh I like this 😁👍
Are you finding your Spinner leaves a small line in between the 2 spinning nozzles?
Not really. If it does... it seems to even out on the back pull or dry pass.
@@MarkSaiger sounds good, thanks for the quick reply. Love that Chocolate Milk!!
I loooooove it
Thank you 😊
Love it! What flow and psi were ya running on dev 1.5?
6 flow Tom had on it. It's actually working pretty good
@@MarkSaiger i figured that it was, but had to ask because you usually run more flow with your tool because of your butlers.
@@derricktrulson9326 sorry I missed this reply earlier. I had a number of comments on videos I missed. I've really been kind of side lined lately after my Spider Bite. And so much going on with Simoniz and Harvard Chemical responsibilities. Thanks for being here though. Looking forward to seeing you again soon! 😊
Just curious why carpeta inside the restaurant. Here in TX it’s all hard flooring.
A tradition in the Midwest yet. Keeps noise down and less falling factor due to a good portion of the year we have snow (and wet) so less likely to fall on hard surface with moisture from say snow tracking.
Mark Saiger the snow was going to be my best guess. Thanks for the reply. Love your videos
@@jodidas thank you and thanks for being here with us 😊
It looks like brand new :) How many psi and gpm are you set on tm for this type of job?
This was using the Zipper SS Super Spinner so you use higher pressure to spin the spinners... But the jets are angled to be a glancing blow across the fibers. We were at 800 to 1000 psi at the truckmount. 200 feet of hose so a little loss of pressure at the tool
@@MarkSaiger Thanks for help :) When i finish my eletric system i try it :)
Change the damn carpet GEEZZZUSSSSS
Lol... Thankfully they did 😁... About 3 years later.... But even the new carpet gets pounded. The bar section is such a cheap olefin (oil liking) carpet, it looks terrible within a month
Holy Moly😱😱😱😱😱
The fun stuff 😁 👍
What product did you use?
This is our Saiger's Sauce Code Red that is available at JonDon www.jondon.com or our webstore www.saigers.com/tile-and-carpet-cleaners
We had some of our Harvard Chemical G-Force Booster in for the really heavy grease. It is a Soy Booster with a lemon scent we came up with many years ago and left in the Harvard Chemical name.
Thanks for checking us out :-)
@@MarkSaiger perfect thank can't wait to try it.
Sorry to hear about your spider bite!
Thank you. That was quite the experience! Glad to have that behind me and things turned out OK. It took a few months to heal though
For a second I thought it was Stanley "The Dirt Monkey" doing the narration. Then I realized you're both from Minnesota. I'd love to see a crossover video with both of you guys.
Cool. I know The Dirt Monkey channel 😁👍😎
parabéns muito bom👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you 😊👍
Where can I buy that machine please
www.zipperwand.com
And the machine outside it is hooked up to is a Butler High Heat truckmount
www.thebutlersystem.com
How many waste tank dumps did yall have?
We had two vans with 210 gallon waste tanks so we did not have to dump until at our facility. We did have to fill up the fresh water tank a bit also. I think each van maybe consumed about 150 gallons each approximately
How do you do the edges?
With two hands I can control the Zipper more and running along the edges was able to flush out well. Some edges I will still pull with a wand sometimes
Hey mark how much psi you use zipper ss
About 800 to 1000 psi. The jets are designed to glance off the carpet hard and not soak
When will you show us more about your Van?
I can do that in the future. Would be my pleasure :-)
What is the sauce? Beautiful job.
We have a line of cleaning agents our family has come up with. Harvard Chemical has helped us develop our products. We have been fortunate. We actually never intended to release them publicly but got talked into it. So we have our Saiger's Sauce Line of products. www.saigers.com/supplies
The product used in this video was our Code Red and some of our Harvard Chemical G-Force Booster which is a liquid soy Booster we created but left in the Harvard Chemical name.
We do have free samples available by the way. Just go to my webstore and tap on the free sample pics that will take you to a JonDon page that is doing the free samples including Free shipping www.saigers.com/supplies
Let me know if I can help you more 😊
Yeah, don't think I'd be eating at that particular restaurant at all. If they're willing to let *public* areas stay that dirty, hard telling what's going in back of house. *shudder*
Wanna see chocolate milk action😍
That sounds like a potential video on just "Chocolate Milk" in the site tube. I will have to try and get something like that 😊
Those carpets are a health hazard! Doesn't the Health Dept get involved? I sure wouldn't ever want to eat there!
Who did your intro with the logo?
I did it using a program I purchased called Viddyoze. They have a lot of options to make small intro and promo videos
Why did you leave under the tables
Not sure your question? If the question was what did we leave under the tables, we actually did not have to block these tables as they are rubber bottoms under the feet. Hope that answered the question
How does a restaurant let their carpets get so greasy?
Not sure... But it makes good videos for me 😁
NOT TO TAKE BUSINESS AWAY FROM YOU,BUT RESTAURANTS SHOULDNT HAVE CARPET ..BUT YOU GUYS DO A GREAT JOB!!
Thank you. I understand what you are saying. Unfortunately even some restaurants hard surfaces need some professional attention. We clean them all 😉👍😊
That was some gross carpet! They should replace with tile. How often do you clean there? Hope your bite gets better soon!
Thank you for those kind words. It is getting better and they took me off the medication yesterday. Starting to feel a little more normal now. The itching from the meds, nasuea, terrible headaches, and awful taste in my mouth is just starting to go away. I am so thankful! This place unfortunately should have cleaning done at least quarterly. This went 10 months between cleanings this time. They get too busy and things get away from them with the carpet
@@MarkSaiger it's funny because every spider I see I tell my husband it's a brown recluse. He never believes me!
Hope this restaurant won't go so far between cleanings again. You'd think there would be some health & safety rules about it.
@@TxDeeDee Every spider these days is not getting a second chance at this time. I keep being afraid I had one piggy back home with me. There have been a few violent spider deaths this past week around our house. Bad time to hang around the Saiger's 😂 and the leg is getting better... And I'm off the drugs. Still itchy but headache gone, nasuea gone... But still itchy. Hope to flush out the drugs soon! And boy we could hope for a little sooner cleaning too 😊
@@MarkSaiger I can only imagine the violent death of the spiders! 🤣🤣 Post pics of the bite, some of us are into gross stuff. My doctor, John Gilmore, had a TH-cam channel for just those types of things. (Bites, cysts, boils, weird medical stuff)
@@TxDeeDee They are pretty bad pics... The bite looks bad... My leg even worse I swear 😁
How does a restaurant let their floors get this dirty.. lol and who would eat there?
They could use some cleaning sooner 😉😊
Because it's incremental so people don't notice the day to day deterioration.
Put some Code Red on that bug bite next time and get back to work.
Lol 😂... I like how you get straight to the point 😁👍
brother you look like Ron Pearlman the actor
Lol... I've heard that a couple of other times 😁...
3:23 Get it?!
Thanks 😁👍
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Lol 😂
To train a puppy not to crap in the house, you rub his nose in it when he does. To train a restaurant manager to clean his carpets, make him lie face down on the floor while the cleaning crew works around him.
😁... Good point 😁
Omg man good luck qarry a strap you'll be good my moms said you good cuhh
Thanks 😊
That carpet needs to be replaced!! Bubble everywhere due to to many chemicals an cleanings!! Cleanings is very distructive to the carpet an adhesive used to install it!!!
It definitely needs replacing. They actually only tacked it along the edges. Moving the tables as much as they do setting up different arrangements had helped to take its toll and also really not cleaning enough has left a lot of negative soils, debris and grease to tear it apart. We were hoping they might replace it soon. It's been in this place for quite a few years now.
Who tf would eat at a restaurant with carpets like that 🤮
I would charge a 1000 to clean that mess up. I'm surprise it didn't break your tools
It's a tough job and we actually charge more than that for this job 😊👍... And with this much soil..
It's a great test site for us 😁... But there is a lot of clean up of our equipment
You put Stanley Steemer to shame
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How does that filth get all over evenly? Christ almighty, who would eat there? It is not just traffic areas, it is ALL OVER!!!
Yeah it's a pretty busy place. Also, this carpet is a very cheap Olefin which is very oil loving... So it really attracts those restaurant type greases
Amazing job. Don’t you wear masks.
No mask wearing. There really isn't anything dangerous during our cleaning, including our prespray.
how can they let it get that bad? So disgusting! How about they should call you guys out more often?
We hope they will. They just got new carpet and I am looking forward to seeing how it holds up
Why didn't you agitate the carpet after you pretreated it?
Good question. When we are testing our chemistry, we try to see what it can do without agitation, because so many cleaners do not have agitation.
@@MarkSaiger OK! OK! Sounds good. 👍🏾 I'm new to the business and I am just asking. I need all of the information that I can get.
@@blackbutmild1 thank you for being here with us! Hope we can maybe help out as you look for information. By the way, as you indicated, agitation after applying prespray can be very beneficial to speeding up cleaning. Smaller machines can especially benefit the cleaning with agitation. Larger machines can speed up some cleaning, but agitation really can make up for better cleaning results
@@MarkSaiger I've got a heated portable Mytee Speedster that I'm using now and I use an agitator after I pretreat.
@@blackbutmild1 sounds like you are doing it right. When I had my portable, agitation was huge in helping with my cleaning 😊👍
You know truly mark from the severity of dirty restaurants they should pay a lot more down here where located get $0.09 a square foot to do a dirty dirty greasy restaurant 😜
We actually get 42 cents per Sq foot at this time on a job like this... So we don't mind 😊👍. It's a good testing area for our products too 😁
@@MarkSaiger Mark I'm doing one job like that one you're doing it's rough a 3500 square feet or doing about $400 quarterly and they squawk about that
@@dewaynemarcionette6112 I understand... There are some that don't want to pay as much so we try to figure out how to be more efficient...or tell them how and where to move their stuff so we can just clean 😁
I bet it's staph infection mark
I actually got MRSA between one of the two hospitals unfortunately 🙁. I did not see it on the charts from the first hospital (might have just been developing) but in the second hospital it was detected with the wound a couple of days later. It was a crazy fight for a while. The second emergency room doctor recognized the Brown Recluse Spider bite as soon as she viewed the wound. She had seen the bite a few times coming from an area that it was a bit more common. I was surprised and asked how she could tell with it all cut up and she recognized some of the signs with the wound. I am scheduled to be back to Arizona this Fall again to help organize and volunteer clean at these houses again. I'm hoping for a less eventful experience this time 😁
I've seen other doctors call it a spider bite but it's staff a perfectly round hole you can put a cigarette in it looks like it's going to pop any second but just leaks and then you can get a big white worm out, with the spider bite there is severe necrosis from the inside out a lot different than the staff with the perfect round hole like a pencil eraser around or a cigarette
More tetracycline please no fries thank you
@@aladdinhomecare7537 yeah, it started out when I woke up about 3 am in my hotel room and saw 2 little blood spots on my leg. I didn't think anything of it. The first emergency room doctor saw it and went in after the narcosis. The second doctor saw tracking around the wound I guess as well that she recognized as webbing like look that gave her the recognition of the spider bite. I didn't think anything of it the first night of the bite, but by morning it started to swell and get hot and sore. Of course I was busy so didn't address it until a friend mentioned it could be some type of bite and might be more of a problem than I was thinking. By day 3 it was becoming more obvious I was needing medical assistance. The first doctor addressed the narcosis removing a bunch of what I guess would have been dead tissue. All in all, an experience I would like to avoid in my future. When I checked out of the hotel room the next morning and told my story to the front desk, they told me I should come back in the Fall to see the Trantulas migrating in town. I guess the roads are just covered. I figured it was best if I declined the invite 😂
@@aladdinhomecare7537 Lol 😂...
Thick ass grease
Oh yeah. I should have some more of these videos coming out soon. Been out cleaning a number of places like this again 😊👍
Still looks dirty
That carpet at the time was on its last leg and was replaced later that year. What you are seeing that could appear dirty most likely is shadowing and different directions of the carpet after cleaning