The weight of the machine pushes the detergent with the dirt inside down and when it dries ( 1-2 hours ) it crystallizes. What don't you understand ???
Residential - A detergent is sprayed on carpet loosing dirt.
CRB scrubs carpet breaking soil away from the carpet fibers into the detergent. When carpet dries the dirt is encapsulated in the detergent then crystallizes. UNDERSTAND ???
HWE uses WATER PRESSURE that pushes dirt down ( COMMON SENSE ) but uses at least 5 times the amount of water. Takes 2-5 hours to dry ( if customer is lucky ) and has a TM and Van loaded with equipment worth $50,000 $$$$ outside blasting away, burning petroleum more $$$, and disturbing the neighbors. The dirt in the dirty water left behind after carpet dries settles at the bottom of the carpet with the powder from prespray and detergent.
LESS water MORE agitation !!!
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"The weight of the machine pushes the detergent with the dirt inside down and when it dries ( 1-2 hours ) it crystallizes. What don't you understand ???"
-I'm glad you're confessing your sins of pushing the dirt deeper in the carpet when you buff it
"Residential - A detergent is sprayed on carpet loosing dirt.
CRB scrubs carpet breaking soil away from the carpet fibers into the detergent. When carpet dries the dirt is encapsulated in the detergent then crystallizes. UNDERSTAND ???"
-Yes I understand. I understand that the whole "all the dirt crystallizes for the customer to vacuum later" is a scam almost as bad as a pyramid scheme. Just remove the dirt. Don't come up with an excuse for not being able to remove it with a bonnet.
"HWE uses WATER PRESSURE that pushes dirt down ( COMMON SENSE ) but uses at least 5 times the amount of water. Takes 2-5 hours to dry ( if customer is lucky ) and has a TM and Van loaded with equipment worth $50,000 $$$$ outside blasting away, burning petroleum more $$$, and disturbing the neighbors. The dirt in the dirty water left behind after carpet dries settles at the bottom of the carpet with the powder from prespray and detergent."
-Now I see why you're attacking HWE. You were never trained the right way and you probably used an inferior wand that had terrible jet spray pattern that shot right down in the carpet vertically, not diagonally, which prevents the dirt from being pushed deeper. When sprayed diagonally, it improves the proper flushing so it can be extracted (not buffed deeper) properly. I'm thinking your wand didn't have a
glide so the wand locked on the carpet, causing less extraction and leaving more water and soil behind and your body was wearing out from it, therefore causing you to switch completely to buffing carpet since your POS truckmount was wearing out and you couldn't afford a decent machine.
Look at the picture if pictures help with the diagonal jets . Sorry, I couldn't find a video showing how the water is extracted. You seem to be one of those guys that needs picture and video to comprehend
