[Fintan_Coll]

Am I right in thinking that John is originally from Denmark or some of the Scandanavian Countries.

[Neil Williams]

It does seem to be a variation on a theme ie damp/wet cloth with cleaning solution rubbing over dry dirty cloth knocks off the dirt, which is what LM cleaning is about (in it's basic form).
As in this film, only one MF cloth is needed which means it can't doesn't take the dirt away from the flooring so this is just a variation on encapsulation.

[robert meldrum]

Just came across this post.

For the typical " head in sand " people what's being posted from John Guerlink has been around for SIXTY years but has evolved over time to become a highly respected method. When used with the best chemicals and the latest machines o/p' ing has a lot in it's favour and reading on American / Canadian forums it seems T/M operators are becoming converts for very good business and practical reasons.

The machines from J G are light years away from the little toy Orecks

[Jim_77]

So what you're saying Robert, is that a big, powerful machine is heaps better than a small version of the same type of machine?

[Shaun_Ashmore]

Talked yourself into that one Robert

Shaun

[garry22]

Whatever..

If you take the first sentence and put it into Google, you'll find that several forums have been spammed with this post.

Why put anchor text links instead of straightforward raw URLs if it's just for information?

[robert meldrum]

That was cute James and in this case the answer is yes, but not always.


Garry

I havn't a clue about what you just posted

[wynne jones]

So what you're saying Robert, is that a big, powerful machine is heaps better than a small version of the same type of machine?

Robert has survived over 30 years in the industry without a TM, so he must have been doing something right.

[Paul Moss]

God thats a hard post to take in .

[wynne jones]

God thats a hard post to take in .

Sell your TM Paul and join the Groupon revolution! 

[garry22]

Garry

I havn't a clue about what you just posted

Robert, if the post was only for information he would have kept the links as they were e.g. www.youtube.com/ gd3214896y947r (made up example).

The fact that he changed the title of the link (the anchor text) to "church cleaning" strongly suggests that it was put there as Mike said, to gain backlinks to boost his site. Backlinks, with a keyword included in them, positioned within blocks of text, carry far more weight in the search engines than "raw" ones that begin with www..

Putting them in long boring copy makes them less likely to be noticed.

[robert meldrum]

To be honest I only scanned the post but am well aware of the man's involvement in carpet cleaning over the past half century and have spent a lot of time on American / Canadian forums looking at everything related to carpet cleaning.

Wynne

It might not be the most powerful but I used a Bane electric T/M for about 4 years and tweaked it a little to increase vacuum revs and pump pressure to about 300 psi.

Results were more than adequate

Garry

You may be right I honesly havn't a clue..............wish I had.

[wynne jones]

To be honest I only scanned the post but am well aware of the man's involvement in carpet cleaning over the past half century and have spent a lot of time on American / Canadian forums looking at everything related to carpet cleaning.

Wynne

It might not be the most powerful but I used a Bane electric T/M for about 4 years and tweaked it a little to increase vacuum revs and pump pressure to about 300 psi.

Results were more than adequate

Garry

You may be right I honesly havn't a clue..............wish I had.

Yes the Bane is sort of a half way house to a TM if I understand it right. I know one or two people who really rate them even now.

[Shaun_Ashmore]

I bet in the next 2 or 3 years the companies will be making a Bane stylee machine as a vac blower is the next evolution of the powerful porty.

Shaun

[Jim_77]

That was cute James and in this case the answer is yes, but not always.

   just messin with you