[DT Property Care]

Mike Roberts, is that Numatic not like a charles hoover?

[Simon Gerrard]

Just wondering if that is the machine you're talking about?

[DT Property Care]

Yeah thats the one, are ya gunna tell me its good now haha, im dyin to get it out the box and have a go

[craignozza]

Watch out beadles about 

[Richard Basey-Fisher]

 would not use it to clean carpets   take the top of and use it a rubbish bin instead.

[Griffus]

I recently purchased a J Edgar, not to be confused with the legendary J Arther.

Supposed to be one of the best at clearing things up, although muddying the water could be an issue  

[Ian Gourlay]

What they are trying to tell you is the George is not suitable for serious Carpet Cleaning .

You would need to spend between £1300 and £4000 plus vat Some might say and thats only playing at it . As they spend 50k on their set up.

In addition you will need loads of extras.

I think you might be better sticking to General Cleaning and Sub Contract out the Carpet Cleaning.

Also in addition to any equipment you might purchase it is essential you do several training courses to learn how to clean textiles .

If you have already done this I apologize.

There are several places you could look to investigate the type of equipment you should buy. If you scroll through old posts you will find numerous references to the pros and cons. Plus several start up threads.

I hope that this has helped. I would suggest you send it back, unless it is the best bit of kit for cleaning gutters or rubble.

 

 

[creighton foyle]

ian you are far too nice a person for this forum 
 i have seen a very nice upright vax on the tele recently and if used in conjuction with the shake ' n ' vac type product he well get the results he deserves

 

[DT Property Care]

Thanks Ian apreciate it, manners cost nothing perhaps some of the clever users should take a leaf from your book, i might not ask anymore questions as i am worried what answers i will get

[creighton foyle]

Thanks Ian apreciate it, manners cost nothing perhaps some of the clever users should take a leaf from your book, i might not ask anymore questions as i am worried what answers i will get

good idea ! why do'nt you nip over to the windtow cleaners section, you can buy a little karcher window cleaning thing-y-me-jig for about £25 and if you can manage to attach it to george the world is your oyster

[DT Property Care]

Creighton DOYLE get a life and spend less time on here being a pr!ck and more time doin something constructive, just wondering exactly what i mite of done here asking if ageorge hoover is any good, what an absolute waste of space i must be not knowing if a george is good or not, i am so ashamed of myself i mite lock myself in my house for 6 month at least

[Jim_77]

That's Mrs DOYLE to you

Go on, go on, go on, go on!

[Jim_77]

Creighton actually fell off a roof fixing a vicar's TV aerial.  True story.

[creighton foyle]

Creighton DOYLE get a life and spend less time on here being a pr!ck and more time doin something constructive, just wondering exactly what i mite of done here asking if ageorge hoover is any good, what an absolute waste of space i must be not knowing if a george is good or not, i am so ashamed of myself i mite lock myself in my house for 6 month at least

first off i still think your post is a wind up,    i can't believe anyone would be stupid enough to think a george could clean a carpet effectively. secondly you missed out the word BIG between the words a and pr!ck .
finally get a sense of humour transplant. 

off to church now to help with the collection,   that vicar owes me ! , now where did i put them crutches ? 

[Russ Chadd]

The George is a fantastic little machine for spotting and / or car valeting.
I used one for years on car interiors and they are a very well designed BRITISH made machine.
Saying that, it wouldn't be suitable for cleaning carpets as its simply not big enough, i think it only has a 7 litre solution tank.

Hope this has answered your question

[peter maybury]

D T Propertycare,
If you are serious about going into carpet cleaning the place to start is with some training. The NCCA will do a 2 day course that will give you an insight into the the type of equipment you need to do any kind of a descent job. The investment required is a lot more considerable. Do not be angry with the answers you have been given up to now you obviously do not have a clue about what you are going into if you feel that you can buy such an inferior machine and consider yourself a professional.
There are a lot of crooks and conmen trying to convince people that they are offering a proffessional service with such crap machines, these people are not held in very high regard on this forum. In every reccession we get many people esparately seeking another income.  Go on a training course before you waste anymore money on things that are not going to do the job.
Peter
www.carpetcleanercardiff.com