Thank you for your comment and for being a long-time customer. I am pleased to hear that the products are serving you well!

Thank you for the feedback on the pH video! Yes, we do have a video for the Cimex water feed elbow. Here it is. kzbin.info/www/bejne/poW5gWWemZdljs0

Correct. Close the Ball Valve. Then spin out the drive deck "bowl" for a few additional seconds to unload the solution that it's holding.

If the carpet is "burned" there isn't a way to resolve scorched/melted fiber. However if you're cleaning smoke / soot residue from a carpet, Power Gel followed by Encap-Spot should handle that pretty well.

Early carpet shampooing goes back to the 50's. The advancement of crystalizing polymers for encapsulation cleaning began to emerge around 2000. The word "encapsulation" had not yet been coined to describe the process. That word actually emerged from a conversation that I had with a good friend, Don. Don and I were talking about the crystalizing technology that was emerging and he said, it's like it "encapsulating" the soil. I began describing this method on the industry message boards using the term "encapsulation" and I wrote the first article about "encapsulation" in Cleanfax magazine. Guess I should have trademarked the phrase LOL.

@@EncapTV I saw that but i mean what was the old formula i stuff called if the 1960’s? As it appears it dilutes down the exact same as my 1999/2000 polymer based. It has every appearance of a dry foam, but what did they use? I understand Kirby‘s version came out about the similar time. 1965. We have one of them as well. I prefer the Lux method

As a car enthusiast. I use it in my cars as well on upholstery fabrics, sofas, and chairs. It’s awesome for maintenance cleaning as you said. (:

@@khanscombe619 I haven't worked with their shampoos so I can't say.

The encapsulation product in the Releasit line that can be used in an extractor is Encap-Punch - since it is a "low foaming" product.

Thanks Tom 👍

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Used Encap-HydrOx aggressively. Saturate with a strong mixture and extract thoroughly. Then apply Bioesque to eliminate microbial any remaining content.

@@EncapTV Awesome, thank you!

Post Encap cleaning following HWE could be performed any time you suspect the carpet is likely to have a wicking problem. In such a case, you could do a quick encap cleaning the following day, after the carpet's had a chance to wick up all its ugliness.

Yes! These pads would be perfect for removing the factory seal from new VCT.

Great questions. No special washing care is required. And you don't need to wear gloves. It's completley non-hazardous to work with.

@@EncapTV Thank you for your speedy reply! I greatly appreciate it.

@@sarah8579 You're very welcome 🙂

@@EncapTV If I spray this on a wall, do I need to rub it in with a rag/towel or can I just spray it on the wall and let it dry?

You can spray and wipe Bioesque right away. For maximum kill efficiency, you can allow Bioesque to dwell on the surface for 1-4 minutes before wiping. You can also leave Bioesque on a surface without wiping (as long as the surface can tolerate wetness/dampness).

The heat won't harm your portable. I promise.

So to be clean I can put this bucket heater in the solution tank of my extractor? And it won't damage anything, does the bucket heater have to be completely submerged in the water of the solution tank?

I think it would 100% perfect for mattresses.

@@EncapTV Thank you so much!! 😊

You could "post-vacuum" with a Rainbow vacuum. But beyond vacuuming, the Rainbow wouldn't provide any means of carpet cleaning.

It's not ideal to use as a traffic lane cleaner. It is a spot cleaner. In other words, the spot is contained and gets worked with in a small area.

Spray the steps with Releasit and run the Drill Driver on them.

If the screws are uncooperative, perhaps add some "penetrating oil". You could also use a torch to heat the metal (but be careful you don't cook the motor). Perhaps the JPOWER variant might be a little more of a challenge. I'd also suggest reaching out to Jordan Power for technical help on the JPOWER motor. jordanpower.com/cleaning-surface-prep-equipment-sales-support-repair-services/

If you leave it in there for a few days it could clog a spray tip. But if you're spraying with it daily, it won't clog/

Thank you for your order. We look forward to working with you. Welcome to the ES Encap Club Excellent!

Yes

We are in Florida. FedEx Ground transit times can be found on the map on this page excellent-supply.com/pages/shipping-details. If you need quicker shipping we also offer FedEx 2 day, or even Overnight (however expedited services can get pricey).

Yes, stripping and recoating is much more expensive than general floor maintenance.

@@EncapTV tha k you. What is the national price per square foot for a scrub and recoat?

Yes, in some cases it's possible to clean a trashed carpet with Encap and no HWE. The advantage of a thorough HWE cleaning is that you can uload the carpet to get it back into a good condition to maintain. Yet if that's not going to be possible, an aggressive encap cleaning can do an impressive job to breathe life back into the carpet.

The distributor we had in the UK is no longer in business. So at this time, we don't have distribution in the UK. If you're aware of a good distributor, please let them know. We would be happy to consider expanding the Releasit line in the UK.

The rotation appears slow since it does rotate slowly. However, it's making small dime-sized oscillations. And the oscillations are tremendous! It makes 1725 oscillations per minute.

A few were monthly accounts. Most were less frequent than that. Every 3 months was common. And a lot were twice a year. It all came down to the traffic on the carpet and the needs of the individual account.

@@EncapTV thank you ! You must have had many accounts to have 3 vans a night out cleaning rugs then!

@@Action_Clips_CODM It was a modest enterprise. Having 3 techs per night put cleaning was a comfortable spot for us. Easy to manage and profitable.

Thank you for the feedback on the Edge Brush. Glad it's working out well for you!

Depends on the soil conditions. In many cases daily mopping will be adequate. If more intense cleaning is required, scrubbing with a floor machine or auto-scrubber would be a good approach.

Awesome! You're going to love the Cimex. It can plow through commercial carpet and deliver an ROI that will amaze you. Enjoy!

@@EncapTV Thank you so much Rick! Have a great day!

It's the same. Get the floor clean. And then it can be burnished if you'd like to do that.

Previously ground and polished concrete / no epoxy. Floor had only been mopped.

@@EncapTV thanks! How would the cleaning process have differed if it was epoxy sealed?

Yes, Rock Candy can be applied to a rubber floor, similar to what you would see in a gym workout room.

For “pads” the Cream colored Fiberplus pads work well on residential. Or a soft bonnet like the microfiber Glide or TNT bonnets will work well too. Just be sure to keep the pad/bonnet lubricated/dampened - and make sure to keep the machine moving (never stand in one place with the machine running) or you could possibly distort a cut pile residential carpet.

Yes, it has a good shine medium gloss shine when it’s applied. And it has a wet look shine if you burnish it.