Watch Rob Clean a Stinky 3 Story Home Filled With Cat Pee & Pet Odors 

My man you need Unchained in your life. 😎

Ha! I life without humor is a life not worth living. Have a great day!

Sweet. Still surprises me how many cleaners don’t see the value in a strong UV for urine detection. One is able to do a more thorough job and impress upon the clients mind that you’re a consummate professional. By the way, have you ever used it for spot removal?

I love it. the "purple ATM." l love it.

I love your comment.

Awesome. Watch for something cool coming soon in the Black Label line. 😉

Do you mix black label with hot or cold water? Unless I’m not shaking it enough but it always clumps up and doesn’t dissolve as well as other products.

@@lordfrieza2848what ratio are you using? What ratio and application method?

@@TruckMountForums 2 Gallon jug, and an electric sprayer

Ha, you're too kind. Thanks.

Yes, it’s extremely underrated.

Much appreciated!

Much appreciated. Considering the feedback so far I think I’ll do more videos like this in the future. Any suggestions?

I totally think that’s a great idea. It would help those that are either new and just getting into it, or those that run a truck and wanna become better! I think the process of mixing chemicals is important to keep in the process of these videos. The spraying portion as well if able to, as I know it’s time consuming. My questions after this video are the following: Did you spray the stairs, would it have gotten the same clean without spraying (if you did) also your process on how much chemical should I use - say on a carpet that doesn’t look “dirty.” Im new to carpet cleaning (1 year in) I love it! Customers are what makes our job and I love that you’re all about Positive Moment of Truth, I’ve been implementing some of the things I learn from you Rob into my daily habits and continue to grow and become even more happy in this choice! Thank you for sharing videos like these!

Always glad to help and the reason we make these types of videos. By the way I offer consulting and classes for start ups. Let me know if you need one.

@@TruckMountForums wanna come for classes as I want to start my own business?

Glad you like it!

Really appreciate that. 😊

Thanks. 👊

Thank you. After a few decades it becomes second nature to us.

@@TruckMountForums you taught me everything know mate👍

@@corey5797😊

I thought about that while editing. So I may or may not have been able to pull that feat off. 😂

Much appreciated. 👊

We do the same. However I find myself going back to Black Label a lot. And for the record we have something new coming out soon for Black Label. I’ve been testing it in the field and it’s amazing.

True. I always say to the client that there is a tint change. However if they want it gone out of sight or I think they will be problematic I use TMF UV B Gone.

Nice. Where are you located?

@@TruckMountForums regional Australia

@@Howie672I plan on trying to get out to Australia in next year or two. Hey did you know we have a distributor in AU? WACER

@@TruckMountForums had some idea but did not know who :)

@@TruckMountForums while I am happy with my current products I thought to hunt them down, they are over in WA a long way from me (US freight probably cheaper) and their website says they only have limited stock and will run out. I am pro supporting startups but need consistency of supply. Take care.

No training camps but I’ve been considering traveling the world and doing some. In meantime our products are now available at WACER in AU!

A job like this takes about 2.5-3 hrs. And thanks.

I must move really slow , vacuuming , crb , wanding , fans . This would have took me 5hrs or more. You guys have the best products I only use tmf .

@@jv8493nothing wrong with pacing yourself. I never rush my techs. 2-3 jobs a day is all we do per truck.

We offer that option!

Thanks. We were filming so hard to say exactly. But id say I could have done it in 2.5-3 hrs. I move good but I also pace myself. Doing it for decades helps too.

just my opinion.. Direct drives Pros are consistent power & heat and fewer engines to up keep. Cons; even with less engines to up keep Direct drives seem to have much more maintenance and repairs in my experience they can be fussy and when they do need repairs the labor/parts are usually more $. I like to spread out my risks, bills and liabilities so i prefer slide ins.. But if i lived in a very cold weather state i would more seriously consider a Direct drive as a mandatory cost of business. Before buying make a list of your needs, niche, environment, competition, cost vs benefit, how mechanically inclined you are, your back up plans for mechanical down time and anything else you can think of then make two columns and mark a winner.. its a nerdy way of doing it but at least youll be able to see your thinking. But for your own sake just buy what makes the most sense for you. I started with a franchise using a hydramaster cds, then started my own with a very used ChemTex panther 18 (ill pretend i didnt start with a porty) and now i have a 870ss. Just dont be any cheaper than you absolutely must be... stretch your budget =a little= on the core piece of equipment. my biggest regret was stretching one expense into a decade of small upgrades that just wasted money remember #1 piece of equipment is your body.. invest in what makes the job easiest. after TM buy a electric reel. without health the TM doesnt matter. one pinched nerve will cost you $6-10k in lost work alone.

U may order online or order from Jin I think... Australia and NZ same.

Yes we have WACER now in AU.

Unchained straight works great. Then after dry you could use a penetrating sealer like Rob’s Solvent Sealer.

I understand. Just know we have heavy soiled carpets here in VB too. The problem is I've been at this for 40 years and charge top dollar. So the people that call or use us are pretty clean people. Really I wish I could get a really dirty carpet to film with but these days thats about the dirtiest we get. Thanks for the observation and sharing your experience.

@TruckMountForums I have moved on from in home carpet cleaning at my company and I don't miss those days here. You were very thorough. Not sure many people in this area are willing to pay for all of those additional processes, no matter how much they would benefit them.

@@brandonhamilton7866I do agree each region varies. But I’ve found there is a large demographic of wealthier people than we realize. The key is tapping in and then delivering the type of service they demand.

Its not that important. Key is to just pre vac!

It looks like a Black and Decker to me.

TMF swivel bro.

TMF Modified Ti Swivel wand in 2” tube and 14” head. It’s amazing and it’s on tmfshop.net

Yep. We charge 1/2 the cleaning bill on average. But we always leave the door open for pad replacement and sealing the subfloor on those bad cat pre jobs.

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Does your water affect the cleaning outcomes?

Keep talking. Helps with my algorithm and ranking. 😁

Oh jealousy don't go away with prespray.

We sell a variety of brands. We are not biased. We do not sell Aerotechs but I use them. Pound for pound they can’t be beat in ingenuity, space management and raw power.

Try parking that rig in Downtown Brooklyn.