Gregory Allen
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Oh boy. Here we go.To make it simple, spray the encap/SHAMPOO and either scrub it in with brush machine or bonnet clean it with a rotary or op machine.
It's listed under the BONNET CLEANING or SHAMPOO methods.
No need to over think this.
Think also how a KIRBY vacuum salesman does his demo in your home.
Encapsulation is a new term for the shampoo method.
Some internet shampoo maker thought of using the term to increase sales. I don't believe in it actually encapsulating any soil. All it does is leave a DRY RESIDUE that doesn't attract dirt.
do you clear the room out or do they?The job takes me about 3 hrs and I make $350.
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They put up all chairs. They don't have tables but those stationary grill tables that don't move.do you clear the room out or do they?
Understanding that this is an older post, what type of pads (I am assuming grey) are you using on the cimex and what benefit is the orbot and Tuways over a 175? Trying to decide if the Orbot is necessary. This is the same process that I have used recently, with exception to using encapuclean O2 as I have never tried the Detonator. Depending on cost, I may try it as the encapuclean is 10oz per gallon. @Ryankettering I would be interested in your response as well.I do this restaurant roughly every 4 weeks. It is probably around 2000 sq ft. I do it by myself and it takes 3 hrs. I charge $350.
I have since refined my process to speed things up.
1. Vacuum
2. Scrub using the Cimex and fiber max pads (4 oz grease Hog, 5 oz Detonator per gallon)
3. Pad using the Orbot and Tuways. (No extra chemical used in Orbot)
Results have been great! Give it a try.
Orbot is an OP machine, it works different than a 175 which is a rotary machine.Understanding that this is an older post, what type of pads (I am assuming grey) are you using on the cimex and what benefit is the orbot and Tuways over a 175? Trying to decide if the Orbot is necessary. This is the same process that I have used recently, with exception to using encapuclean O2 as I have never tried the Detonator. Depending on cost, I may try it as the encapuclean is 10oz per gallon. @Ryankettering I would be interested in your response as well.