[DT Property Care]

Hi all, im new so not sure if this is the correct place to post this, anyway im Dave hello, ive just currently bought a george hoover/cleaner and was wondering what carpet shampoo to use and where to get it, is there anything i can buy from the likes of Tesco/Asda or anyone used the carpet shampoo from machine mart??? Also any tips on best way to do my carpets, thanks in advance

[Billy Russell]

Your going to need this!!!!!!!!!!

 

[DT Property Care]

Why

[Billy Russell]

Read through some of the old posts and you'll see!!!!

Hello by the way and welcome to the forum!!! Loads of good people here and great info, try the search option!

[DT Property Care]

Thanks ill have a look, have i bought a pile of junk?

[DT Property Care]

Cant seem to find much on them

[Kinver_Clean]

Hope you did not pay too much.
They are at the lower end of cleaning machines. You mostly have to put in more effort than the machine.
I am not trying to be offensive but they are not very powerful.
There are cleaning solutions you can use with this machine but it will be a long and laborious job.
Sorry to be pessimistic.

[DT Property Care]

Shall i send it back, are they good for maybe ataching to a guttering suction/cleaning pole, i need a bit of an all rounder any sugestions

[creighton foyle]

this ones got to be a wind up

[Steven Lawrence]

Thanks ill have a look, have i bought a pile of junk?

Yep!! 

[Simon Gerrard]

Thanks ill have a look, have i bought a pile of junk?

Yip, a definite piece sh-te, but a wind up I'm sure as no one in their right mind would offer a carpet cleaning service based on that dinky toy - would they

[DT Property Care]

Nice to know you join a forum as i have lack of knowledge to get some advice and there are plenty of clever sh!ts on here, i dont apreciate the bull sh!te just polite advice, i asume there are plenty of industrial carpet cleaning machines out there that you can hoover up dust and bits of brick aswell as unblock the sink to sucking gutterings clean is there? If the carpet cleaning part of it is no good i will just buy a wet/dry vac and get a seperate carpet cleaner allthough this is not truly the path i want to go down, it would of been a bonus if it was good at carpet cleaning, I need an all rounder so if there is any polite advice ill be willing to thank you for it

[Simon Gerrard]

DT,
No disprespect intended. Trouble is you've mentioned a machine that is a joke as far as professional carpet cleaning is concerned, but then perhaps you weren't to know that.

[creighton foyle]

i think he's a tacca member got to the event too early and he's been drinking since breakfast. he's gone from carpet cleaning to gutter cleaning to hoovering up builders rubble all with a tonka toy.

 

[Simon Gerrard]

Yeah, and I think he's trying to pull our tonkas too

[DT Property Care]

So rather than taking the mik guys hahahehe could you advice me on a cheapish carpet cleaner and a hoover that can do multi purpose cleaning, thanks

[Kinver_Clean]

Anything worth looking at will do one thing or the other. Do you want a sports car or a lorry? Kit is designed to do a job properly and most can't do two or more very different things.
Sucking carpets and sucking gutters are two very different jobs.

[mike roberts]

Decent wet / dry vacuum try Numatic WVD900 all purpose machine more than capable as a gutter vacuum. I have seen them advertised for less than £300 bargain... as for the George use it for cleaning your office!

For carpet cleaning buy a portable designed for CC 

[Simon Gerrard]

This?
http://www.chemiclean.co.uk/George.htm

[DT Property Care]

S Gerrard why you put that link?