Thanx for the help... I just did a job for a lady today, the dog pee was overwhelming :/ some people live a different lifestyle I guess :)... Make a video on how to handle job's that are disgusting / unreal :) Thanks for all the tips man I really do appreciate it.
Funny Fails RU-vid What all info would you want included in a course if I were to work towards putting one together. I have been asked so many questions I don’t know what to include or leave out. This may be possible
Fabulosi is close to neutral when diluted to its proper measured ready to use gallon 2 oz to gallon or 4 I forget you rock btw! I’m 3 rd year cleaner and you have helped me be more knowledgeable and a more well rounded cleaner. I love your style and ability to explain things and distill them to the easiest understandable form
shawna fisher Your carpet is synthetic so it would take a ton to hurt the fiber. If using the brown bottle from the grocery store. You should be fine adding the whole bottle to a gallon of solution. Please subscribe 😀😀
saul goodman it depends on several things. If it is very dirty you should add plenty. There is no limit to what you can use. You can clean with pure ammonia. The limiting factor is usually how much you can take as far as fumes coming from the ammonia.
Now I want to get some strips so that I can test the Awesome brand cleaner that I use. Someone told me that it's too strong for carpets, and that it'll eventually destroy my carpet.
It's a 10 to 11 on the ph scale... Your more than likely mixing it with water to dilute it down so that would make it closer to 7-8.... It wont destroy your carpet :)
I had to watch this video twice, but I'm still confused as to why we have to figure out the PH of the cleaning solution we buy if what we buy is supposedly for the purpose of cleaning the carpet. I guess the way I'm seeing this for example is like buying windex to clean my windows but then checking the windex liquid to make sure if safe for my windows, right? I'm new, please excuse my ignorance. I really want to get into this business but I feel like I need to figure this out..is this something we do for every job? do we take the strips and figure out the PH of every mess that's on the carpet?
This video is for people attempting to understand the basics of ph and cleaning solutions. I rarely look at the PH. I know how to mix my solution based on the soil in the carpet. Thanks for watching
