the oriental rug cleaner seems to mostly a mild surfactant mix ....the citrus boost version has about 10-30% orange terpene (limonene solvent ) added , as well as a water softener , a fabric softener and a bit of sanatizer The citrus boost should work well on those dirty rugs u encounter .... but it could be either used as a prespray on uts own .... or to further boost your other detergent presprays .
mixture ratios dont need to be exact Sergio , just try a few mixes and see what works for you .
Hi Sergio you asked how I use Ultimate master, . I mix it in the clean tank of my extracter ,at Alltecs suggested rate, so its premixed and wanded in and out of the rugs as a rinse and neutraliser. Simon
Nop is too high PH .STICK TO Alltec products and you ok .
High ph products can cause cellulose browning also color bleed. It may never happen however the time it does happen may be on a very expensive irreplaceable rug. The ph scale is logarithmic which mean every step between ph levels is x 10 that means ph 11 is 10 x 10 x 10 more powerful than ph 8 which means 1000 x more powerful. If you are cleaning oriental rugs on a regular basis a course will be invaluable. The advice you get on internet forums can sometimes be given by people who know little or less than yourself. A good person to talk to about rug cleaning is Paul Pearse he runs the rug cleaning courses at Alltec and likely knows more about rug cleaning than any other member of this forum.*not saying all the advice on here is bad*