It's something that I value more now that I'm getting older! Gotta protect your spine

@@JJCCMaintenanceServices 1.5 hours, aim your pricing for $100/hour. That's fair when you consider the associated expenses involved

About 390-400 psi here

We supplement with an actual steamer sometimes like in our mattress cleaning video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-WOI9AKYt3qo.html For a couch, you could spray it with the steamer and wipe with a microfiber cloth

I just wanted to keep stuff as "budget" as possible for this video but still keep it professional. In time you would upgrade the brush to an Oreck, or even a CRB ($3000)

This is a complicated topic that you’ll learn best by researching on your own. Essentially, the stage of the vacuum indicates the number of fans used to create suction. 2 stage = 2 fans, 3 stage = 3 fans. But more fans = more restriction within the vacuum. This is why CFM, and Water lift are 2 different measurements used. One measures air flow, and the other measures how much suction is needed to pull water. Both important. Pumps on the other hand, come in a Diaphragm, or Piston option for us. Piston is a bit heavier but more reliable. The diaphragm is quieter, lighter, and cheaper, thus also less reliable. I’ve had 1 piston pump and 3 diaphragm pumps to date. Both of which are currently working. That’s everything In a RU-vid comment, your best bet is to do some research on google. Wish you luck

Keeps everything nice and neat for sure, Amazon has them

@@MrSteamFranchising which ones do you have?

I’ve bought mine from my local carpet cleaning shop

You're welcome, we've got more content coming 🙂

Thanks for watching eh 🍁

Dilute it 1(superclean):4(water) for bad carpet like this

I'll get 'em

Thanks man 🙂. No fee to join us (royalty only). Saving up money for equipment and a van is the hard part though, I feel ya, took me a long time to get to this point

Doesn't work for very embedded hair, usually you pre-vac to get all the loose stuff and garbage, then use compressed air, then steam clean with an extractor

@@MrSteamFranchising oh okay that makes sense

Thanks for asking, I'm sure other people were wondering too