VLM Cleaning Steps

[thecleaningdude]

I like this clip. The cleaners do a good job for the most part from what I can see. They don't show a vac being carried in during the intro, but I am assuming the place was vacuumed.

However, I wonder if it would not have been over the top if the following were done:

1. Dwell
2. Scrub
3. Shoe Covers (seems like the right thing to do, imo. Not a 'step' really)
4. Pad flipping/Changing

Again, not a knock. The carpet looks good, but I just wonder if it could have been over the top better?

[bigchuckie]

I like this clip. The cleaners do a good job for the most part from what I can see. They don't show a vac being carried in during the intro, but I am assuming the place was vacuumed.

However, I wonder if it would not have been over the top if the following were done:

1. Dwell
2. Scrub
3. Shoe Covers (seems like the right thing to do, imo. Not a 'step' really)
4. Pad flipping/Changing

Again, not a knock. The carpet looks good, but I just wonder if it could have been over the top better?

That stuff works ok too pricey for me

[Andy Mc]

What is so good about that? They left 98% of the dirt in the carpet.

[dude]

the after picture still looked like crap

[Grant D]

I think they should switch to Encap Green advanced.

[thecleaningdude]

Agreed.

But what about the other steps?

I think they should switch to Encap Green advanced.

[Andy Mc]

You know the steps, after they rubbed all the soap in the carpet with a tuway , they should follow with cotton pads to remove at least a good amount of soil, the carpet would pop brighter, and they would be able to better at night knowing they at least took some dirt out.

[Lefty724]

Agree with Andy here. Nice video, but scrub n run IMO.

Whenever using my 175, I always go dirt napper first, then follow with a loopy bonnet or wand (hwe) to extract maximum soil. I am always amazed at the results.

The only time a straight tuway is good, is if its really clean to start.