Rat nasty

[powerhouse_cc]

 

[floorclean]

What to hell chemicals did you use in that lol?

 

[powerhouse_cc]

First round
Traffic slam
Boost all 2 scoops
Tile master 1 scoop
Bio break 1 scoop
(1 hydroforce sprayer)

2nd round
Shaved zote pink bar about 15 “scrapes/shaves off side of bar
2 scoops groom solution urine treatment
2 scoops boost all
(Foamed up super crazy used the remaining amount that didn’t make it to carpet lol)
Peroxide was what I was aiming for though I know better

Agitated with CRB
cleaned with Rotovac360i 4 times east to west and north to south all overlapping each path
Then traditional wand
Set blowers and boom 4 hours later!
$200 1 room and stairs undercharged but what the heck last job of the day and down the street from my pad...

 

[floorclean]

I think I’d bend 5x that price LOL! You did one hell of a nice job wow! I’m impressed. You work for your self first then the money. IT SHOWS

 

[powerhouse_cc]

I think I’d bend 5x that price LOL! You did one hell of a nice job wow! I’m impressed. You work for your self first then the money. IT SHOWS

Thanks I do my best it’s always the best job security

 

[Robert86]

That's some crazy voodoo magic you did on that carpet.

 

[manbearpig]

Nice!

 

[OldCarpetVet]

You did an exceptional job on that rag. You went way beyond what many would have and you should be commended. Take a bow.

 

[Anderson]

Looks great
Tm or portable...?????
I have used a crb in the past....
Just swiched to 175....
Major improvement on these rat nasties..
More agressive and has a solution tank that works...

 

[PATRICK YANELLO]

Looks great
Tm or portable...?????
I have used a crb in the past....
Just swiched to 175....
Major improvement on these rat nasties..
More agressive and has a solution tank that works...

What you say is why I have bought a 60 lb Koblenz 13 inch 175 (I also have a TMF CRB, it is nice to use for agitation on non rat nasties). Just took it for a spin today, but with a red pad. Fun stuff. I need to get a carpet brush and a tile brush and some green and blue pads, and white buffing pads for wood and vinyl.

You use a solution tank on your 175, to save time, right? No other reason than to save time, which is money?

 

[Anderson]

Just finished cleaning a pizza hut that hadnt been cleaned right in 5 years...
This is my 3rd time to clan it...
Prespotted and scrubbed with about 3 gallons of water mixed with robs grout cleaner.......
Scrubbed it with my crb last time...
175 has At least 2 times the scrubbingpower over my crb...which now sits in my garage.....

 

[ACP]

on commercial carpet the 175 will scrub better, on thick residential pile I prefer a CRB.

 

[OldCarpetVet]

What you say is why I have bought a 60 lb Koblenz 13 inch 175 (I also have a TMF CRB, it is nice to use for agitation on non rat nasties). Just took it for a spin today, but with a red pad. Fun stuff. I need to get a carpet brush and a tile brush and some green and blue pads, and white buffing pads for wood and vinyl.

You use a solution tank on your 175, to save time, right? No other reason than to save time, which is money?

Pat.....For the most part a shampoo tank (on a 175) is used to disperse either a dry, or a wet shampoo and not a traffic lane cleaner, though I know Mike Camacho used it for such reasons and maybe some others do too for all I know. But there is a difference of density of the two liquids and they will usually disperse at different speeds even though they would be dispersed through the same gravity feed. Movement of machine being equal of course.
They will also differ in the way that they are then broadcasted after they left the tank and hit the carpet.

I know this sounds a little confusing. Sorry.

 

[PATRICK YANELLO]

Pat.....For the most part a shampoo tank (on a 175) is used to disperse either a dry, or a wet shampoo and not a traffic lane cleaner, though I know Mike Camacho used it for such reasons and maybe some others do too for all I know. But there is a difference of density of the two liquids and they will usually disperse at different speeds even though they would be dispersed through the same gravity feed. Movement of machine being equal of course.
They will also differ in the way that they are then broadcasted after they left the tank and hit the carpet.

I know this sounds a little confusing. Sorry.

Ok, you are referring to "shampooing" vs. hwe?

 

[Dafloorman]

Sup guys, I have not been on here a while, nice job@Powerhouse! Did this one yesterday on the beach, customer has never cleaned in 5 years, and it had brown water spots from previous hurricane. Hit the water spots with brown out, pre spray, 175, HWE with portable. Used Flex Ice for the rinse $220 45 minute job.

 

[OldCarpetVet]

Ok, you are referring to "shampooing" vs. hwe?

No. I'm just referring to the original, meant use of the 175 shampoo tank.

 

[rob allen]

Groutmaster and or RSF boosted with citrus solve nets those types results for us. Regardless great work.

 

[powerhouse_cc]

I have a 175 and a ton of white bonnets and blue pads and gray pads just like the CRB better.

 

[powerhouse_cc]

Looks great
Tm or portable...?????
I have used a crb in the past....
Just swiched to 175....
Major improvement on these rat nasties..
More agressive and has a solution tank that works...

Truckmount Bridgepoint Lancer (old school) 200ft hose run

 

[powerhouse_cc]

Groutmaster and or RSF boosted with citrus solve nets those types results for us. Regardless great work.

Send me some samples I’m stuck on all things Bridgepoint