[Chris Mc Donnell]

Hi everyone
Would be interested in your opions to what kind of bonnets
is best for low moisture carpet cleaning.
I currently use one for cleaning and a different one for drying after agaiton.

Regards

Chris

[*Hector*]

Which ones do you currently use for which job?

[Chris Mc Donnell]

Hector

Low Moisture Carpet Cleaning
Soultions pads

Chris

[*Hector*]

I used to use the brown pad or white pad for delicate carpets to agitate, and white microfibre pad for bonneting. usually,but it was not written in stone, as I also had the multi queen pads as well...

[Shaun_Ashmore]

Do you mean the scotchbrite pads?

[*Hector*]

Those are the ones Shaun

[john martin]

if anyone dosn't mind spinning a 21"   .... there is still a sale on 21 quality green stripe at paragon microfiber ,  just £6 each when u buy a box of six .   I bought a lifetime supply  ,   and because they are constructed of two pads sewn together , i cut the ones i use with the orbital in two ... as the orbital likes thin pads ...  so  £3 each 

[*Hector*]

they are excellent pads too....

[Chris Mc Donnell]

Hi John were can I buy these ? Please

Chris

[Chris Mc Donnell]

Oops John found it ! Sorry

Chris

[John Kelly]

If low moisture means using Polymer Encaps then you are best off with a pad which will provide some friction. For low profile commercials we have had Zebra Pads especially made. They are a bit harsh for wool or domestics but the medium duty pads, ones with green stripes are good. For drying off you can't beat the Soil Sorbs, big fluffy ones.