I got reading through a lot of that first page. Man!! What a story.
He uses a portable I believe. He's belching out the same garbage about tm's that a guy here puts out, ie
- jet like suction can damage carpet,
- we know that high pressure water can cut wood-what does it do to your fibres,
- tm water has to come 150ft before getting to the carpet so it cools too quickly,
portable has hot water only 25 ft from the carpet, and suction etc etc
Doesn't think too much about the
IICRC
I read this:
Chances are that if you're fond of truck-mounts, you've either worked as a carpet cleaner, known someone who has, or at least have heard of the IICRC. This stands for the institute of (carpet) inspection, cleaning, and restoration certification. It is an extremely big and powerful organization that has bullied the industry around for a very long time. Until the past five years carpet manufacturers simply took their word for whatever they claimed! Can you imagine taking your car to the dealer with a problem and having them tell you gee I don't know how to fix it, why don't you ask Craftsman, they make the tools to work on it? That's exactly how irresponsible carpet manufacturers were, until Shaw Industries started buying up every carpet mill they could. The controlling interest behind the IICRC is the same as the controlling interest behind Great Lakes Steamway, a very large, very profitable manufacturer of carpet cleaning equipment and chemicals. ...
