Author: nathanresick
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Truckmount Winter Readiness
by HydraMaster Technical Support/Customer Care Team Winter is here. Are you prepared for…
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Common Misconceptions about Carpet Cleaning Chemistry – Part 7 of 7
Misconception #7 – Wool carpet is delicate and requires extreme caution to…
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Common Misconceptions about Carpet Cleaning Chemistry – Part 6 of 7
Misconception #6 – Acid rinsing or fresh water rinsing leaves the…
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Common Misconceptions about Carpet Cleaning Chemistry – Part 5 of 7
Misconception #5 – No residue, low residue. Good residue, bad residue…
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The 7 Most Common Misconceptions about Carpet Cleaning Chemistry – Part 4 of 7…………… by Doyle Bloss
Misconception #4 – Where is pH measured? Concentrated or ready-to-use pH. Quick,…
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The 7 Most Common Misconceptions about Carpet Cleaning Chemistry – Part 3
Misconception #3 – You must use “Stain resist compatible” chemistry only,…
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The 7 Most Common Misconceptions about Carpet Cleaning Chemistry – Part 2 Cheaper is always better
Misconception #2 – Cheaper is always better – not understanding dilution rates…
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The 7 Most Common Misconceptions about Carpet Cleaning Chemistry – Part 1 – MORE DOES BETTER
Whether you have been in the business for many years or are…
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Do you brush, jiggle, or swirl? – Encapsulation carpet cleaning
According to a recent survey published in Cleanfax Magazine, 4% of the…
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Can A Carpet Cleaning Chemical Really Be Soap and Detergent Free?
Detergent free. Soap free. There are a lot of terms being used…
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