The Oreck Orbiter - Carpet Cleaning on a Budget Pt. 2

[@BUCKSHOTSTV]

I started my business back in October of 2023 with an ETM, diesel heater, wand, tile spinner, and $1k worth of chemicals. With the trailer I’m about $17k in. I recently bought a used orbiter and have been using it to agitate carpet and grout lines. It works so good on tile & grout, that im shifting to just using the Oreck, a shop vac, and microfiber mops to do condos. I’ve found the Oreck does the heavy work of tile cleaning while the tile spinner is just basically rinsing the floor. If I would’ve known this ahead of time, I would’ve started with an Oreck, and an upholstery mytee. I just bought a second used Oreck and spent less for both orecks than a new one. They’re amazing little machines!

[@williamgillespie8019]

I heard, in the past, they can over heat. Do you know if this is true?

[@kimjohnson2464]

Great video!!! Can you also review the products that you use for carpet, upholstery, and flooring?

[@wcc406]

Thank you! A video explaining what products I use is in the works, I wanted to have it sooner but I ended up needing to have some dental work done so anything involving a lot of talking was out of the question for a couple weeks.

[@derrickbaskerville8805]

Good video… great insight…. I use the oreck as well… it’s slower but efficient

[@mikemg2960]

Which brush would you use to clean old dirty epoxy covered concrete floor for wedding center? Blue, black or green brush?

[@JamesBritt-tv2vk]

Orange brush is best for concrete.

[@veliromn]

Thanks! Wouldn't it be too harsh on epoxy though?