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christ6008

  • Posts: 22
Newbie help required
« on: September 28, 2015, 04:59:25 pm »
Hi all,

I'm new to the carpet cleaning game and need some advice on the following :

Prespray or microsplitter and why?
is it better to use warm water for prespray and rinse?
Would you recommend to agitate the carpet cleaner as well as the prespray? ( I have a sebo duo )
I clean mostly vacated flats for a letting agent, currently use prochem products....any recommendations on different products best suited to this type of clean?

Thanks in advance guys and gals  :)



tim handley

Re: Newbie help required
« Reply #1 on: September 28, 2015, 05:06:01 pm »
your best bet would be to get a course booked up mate..........
also do lots of searches on here, theres a lot to learn and you wont learn it all of an interet
forum, although it will certainly help get you going, it helped me when i started up, but i went
on a course pretty much right at the beginning.

christ6008

  • Posts: 22
Re: Newbie help required
« Reply #2 on: September 28, 2015, 05:17:59 pm »
your best bet would be to get a course booked up mate..........
also do lots of searches on here, theres a lot to learn and you wont learn it all of an interet
forum, although it will certainly help get you going, it helped me when i started up, but i went
on a course pretty much right at the beginning.
Thanks Tim....i do plan to get on a course when i get chance, just looking for some advice in the meantime  ;)

tim handley

Re: Newbie help required
« Reply #3 on: September 28, 2015, 05:47:16 pm »
put in simplest form
determine what type of carpet you are dealing with
vac with decent vac (not henry type machine)
apply a pre spray
agitate
dwell if required
rinse
so many factors determine which pre spray to use, whether m splitter or other wise,
but as above, get on a course asap before going out and working on folks carpets is always a good idea.....
how you rinse depends on what pre spray youve applied,
hot water always helps
everyone has their own favourite chemicals which you get used to with experience..