Correct Wand Technique (Tips for carpet cleaners, do it right!)

Our method of wanding explained. Quick and Efficient with great dry times and no Vs!

[@toom8rs15]

Thanks for taking the time to cover some basics I clean with a Hydramaster PEX 500 heated portable and dry strokes are key 11001 jets and usually 175/225 psi - good pre clean and pre spray - some sort of agitation and a quality rinse agent Through trial and errors I’ve come to a very similar technique as you have shown here albeit a few more dry strokes Keeping your hand on the metal part of your wand you will definitely feel the temperature change as water is pulled through - ❤thanks for sharing

[@CNCleaningServices]

Dry strokes are definitely key, probably the most important and most under appreciated part of good cleaning

[@bookworm8134]

this is my new favorite carpet cleaning guy on youtube!

[@CNCleaningServices]

You're my new favorite viewer on KZbin!

[@terirodriguez1363]

Nice technique. The splash and dash guys don’t cut it!!!

[@OMUN76]

Thank you for this. It makes a lot o sense. Subscribed!!!!

[@jimskenbalongcas]

So you pulling the trigger the entire time?

[@cogentdesign]

Do you ever have issue with lines in the carpet after using so much water?

[@CNCleaningServices]

No because I don't use very much water and I'm removing almost all of it with dry strokes

[@Cynthia-qo9wu]

First!!!😍😍😍

[@ابراجالميادين]

Can I use the stick with wool carpets?

[@CNCleaningServices]

Yes just keep temp below 180 degrees Fahrenheit

[@ajmiller8887]

That is so much water being jetted into the carpet pad that you won’t dry with that wand. The carpet might be dry.

[@bonnieleclerc544]

Is there a place near Ocala Fl that does this???

[@CNCleaningServices]

I'm sure there is but I don't know anyone personally in the Ocala area