I really appreciate this video. I taught myself how to clean carpets by watching tube. I started my business with almost no experience. Two years later I’m making 80k a year. It’s people like Corey that made this possible. What would be great is if you would do a white board video on VLM cleaning and chemistry. Cover all the basics of VLM, chemistry, pricing and stain removal.
I have been watching a lot of your videos and others as well I almost have it memorized but I need to write it down the uses for using peroxide and ammonia. 👍😁
Hi carpet muscle. can you explain in what circumstances 20% peroxide can be used and when not to use it. I am going to get some 6 and 20 % but am a bit nervous about using 20. If you could explain that would be very much appreciated. Happy new year.
Thanks for the videos. I wanted to ask? Do you need to extract the peroxide out the carpet after applying it to the stain? If you leave it in the carpet is there not a chance it will bleach the carpet? Also what % of peroxide should be used for stains? does it matter what type of peroxide? Thanks
Hey Corey what can be added to Peroxide and Ammonia to have a nice scent? Ammonia have a strong smell most customers compaint on the smell. Peroxide do not have scent so they ask something would make their carpet smell nice.
Hi, your videos are really informative - thank you. Can you please tell me if the peroxide and ammonia solution is still effective on old blood stains? My son had a nosebleed on our cream carpet and I used a salt wash at the time but it’s left a dark stain which won’t come out with conventional carpet cleaner either. Many thanks, Rachel
Can ya use food grad peroxide or lab grade diluted down i can get 35% food grade cheap , thank you for the educational videos. Also didnt notice eny extractor used but then again didnt see a bunch of water/chemicals put down
@@chrisyerp174 you can reach out in a few months if you like. Currently I’m healing up from two spinal surgeries. I can help with I am working again. 👍👍
Hello. I have a question for the community. I have a big grout and tile job coming up. 1500 Sf restaurant kitchen with 7 years of gunk in the grout. They also want the 10 foot tile walls cleaned. (Im assuming I will just wipe those down. Grout is fine) I’m a VLM cleaner with an Orek XL and a 175. I’ve never cleaned anything other than a residential kitchen and bath. My questions are: 1. what is the best and most affordable tile and grout cleaner? 2. How should I price this job? 3. What attachments,tools should I use? Thanks in advance!
Hello Corey can you tell me if distilled water will make 35% hydrogen peroxide more effective? Are can you use it straight for carpet spotting? Would like your option.
I would not recommend using 35%. It’s your option. 6% to 12% is all I use. If 12% won’t fix it then it needs to be patched. Distilled water would make a detergent more effective because a lower ph would be more effective in distilled water. Peroxide doesn’t have a ph so it wouldn’t come into play
@@ulyssesbullock9979 i do if it’s really difficult. Most of the time i use straight 6% to spot urine. Volume 20 is 6% volume 40 is 12%. 35% would blind you if it splashed into your eye. 6% can be painful when it starts eating away at your fingers. Use caution ⚠️
do you mix do you have a mix the ammonia in the fabuloso spray container are you just you the fabuloso by itself and use the ammonia to spray those are hard spots
arthur trey enterprises Please subscribe to stay up on the latest. I am no longer using fabuloso or simple green. I put out s video about a week ago explaining how I create my own out of plant based Tide. 👍
@@wayneconners2614 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-k9TcxyTkkyQ.html Can't believe I looked through all of his videos from two years ago for that lol.
William Luu Truthfully no. Peroxide is damaging to wool or cotton and the ph of ammonia is too high. I have always gotten away with is due to doing vlm and getting a quick dry time. Once dry peroxide is non reactive and ammonia goes neutral. So you shouldn’t go over around 8 or 9 on wool safely but I get away with it regularly.
William Luu I don’t have a video on it specifically. It is rare that you run across wool carpet. Rugs are more common in the 300$ range. I will have to try to cover it at some point. Please feel free to remind me if I don’t cover it soon
@@CarpetMuscleTV Thanks mate, I'm based in Australia and most of the clear ammonia is 25%. No problem, I will dilute to begin with then work it up from there. Same with peroxide, it's a whopping 50% here, but will dilute to 6% for spotter and 20% for prespray. Thanks again.
