Dry extraction
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Topic: Dry extraction
Posted By: Apprentice
Subject: Dry extraction
Date Posted: 16/April/2005 at 10:47am
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I have been reserching the different CC methods, and I am still not sure what method I want to use when I start my CC biz, this morrning I have been looking at the Host dry extraction method , after reading thier web site I looked a the web sites of a few Carpet cleaners that use this method, according to them, this system can clean as deep as HWE, and is recomended by many carpet mills, sounds good to me, Dose any one here use this method? Dose it realy work as good as they claim? I would be greatfull for any advise I can get ! |
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Posted By: Adwa
Date Posted: 16/April/2005 at 11:00am
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Apprentice I personally hate the host method it's messy. By the time you sprinkle the saw dust down work it in and them vacuum over and over again to try to get most of that dust up your exhausted and waisted two much time for little effect on the cleaning of the carpet. Of course I have only seen this method done and have not actually used it myself. This is just my opinion. ------------- The Following Statements do not Necessarily Reflect the Views of this Forum Network http://www.kleenkuip.com - http://www.kleenkuip.com |
Posted By: Teflondonster
Date Posted: 16/April/2005 at 12:47pm
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Name all these mills that endorse it. If you can find even one, I will bet they own a piece of that company. ------------- .........Teflondonster....... |
Posted By: Steaminpile
Date Posted: 16/April/2005 at 1:03pm
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offer them both!!
I've been primarily an hwe guy for a long time but am starting to promote low moisture cleaning (bonnet) the two go together quite well anyways why limit yourself to just one way of cleaning,give your customers an option IMO ------------- A.K.A. Andy |
Posted By: greg
Date Posted: 16/April/2005 at 2:43pm
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i've used host i don't really like it like adwa says its messy and you never vacuume all that dust back out. i do agree with steaminpile you should offer more than just one process, we offer bonnett hwe and now offer op cleaning. ------------- nothing is impossable. it just hasn't been done yet. |
Posted By: cmaster
Date Posted: 16/April/2005 at 3:15pm
| IMO Host= Junk for most applications |
Posted By: Willy Parsons
Date Posted: 16/April/2005 at 3:33pm
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Many years ago I got a call from a gentleman connected with the Korean consulate office here about cleaning 20 or so area rugs and have them delivered back within 48 hours. I Host cleaned them for $1.25 a square, a big sum at that time( God I'm old!), plus pick up and delivery. I made a tidy sum, but it was SLOW.I went through more vacuum bags than you can shake a stick at. I got 'em back, rolled out and I was out the door 35 minutes before the new consul dude arrived.They did have the housekeepers vacuuming the rugs as I was leaving. ------------- Certified to be certifiable. |
Posted By: LilNiteRidrhood
Date Posted: 16/April/2005 at 3:56pm
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Actually this method is widely recommended by many carpet mills. Especially for rugs with natural fiber content in the face or backings. It is much more expensive to perform and takes a lot more time to do. We use this method for all sisal and jute rugs and carpeting. |
Posted By: Apprentice
Date Posted: 16/April/2005 at 4:25pm
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Clik this link and you will see a list of about 50 http://www.actionebiz.com/carpet/manufacturers.htm - http://www.actionebiz.com/carpet/manufacturers.htm Steampile, I wish I could offer two methods, but I can only afford one to start with, I would feel uncomforable with bonnet, because it only surface cleans, and HWE seems complicated, the dry extraction seems to have the best of bolth , deep cleans like HWE, and leaves carpet dry like bonnet, at least that is what the host pepole say, I am not going to just take thier word for it, thats why I am asking other Carpet cleaners what they think Thanks to everyone for the info! |
Teflondonster wrote:Posted By: nightrider
Date Posted: 16/April/2005 at 4:27pm
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Say Sisal 10 times............. fast Nightrider |
Posted By: cmaster
Date Posted: 16/April/2005 at 5:53pm
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Sisalsisalsisalsisalsisalsisalsisalsisalsisalsisal.
OK. Now what? |
Posted By: dontlikedennis
Date Posted: 16/April/2005 at 6:45pm
| host does not work on stains! |
Posted By: nightrider
Date Posted: 16/April/2005 at 8:05pm
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you didn't say it fast enough......Try Again Nightrider |
Posted By: Adwa
Date Posted: 16/April/2005 at 8:26pm
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Actually you have to say it backward real fast. ------------- The Following Statements do not Necessarily Reflect the Views of this Forum Network http://www.kleenkuip.com - http://www.kleenkuip.com |
Posted By: cmaster
Date Posted: 16/April/2005 at 9:28pm
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Sisalsisalsisalsisalsisalsisalsisalsisalsisalsisal. Lasislasislasislasislasislasislasislasislasislasis. Faster and backwards. This isn't doin' a thing for me |
Posted By: Steaminpile
Date Posted: 16/April/2005 at 9:36pm
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I would rather offer oscillating pad machine cleaning but all I can afford is a swing machine right now.
With the right cleaning agents I've had pretty darn good results on quite a few maintenance accounts using my RX20 and a bonnet driver.
doesn't get much more simple than hwe..............hose er down and suck er up.....use a coffee stain remover for a coffee stain ------------- A.K.A. Andy |
,,,gum remover for gum,,,,Paint/oil/grease remover for paint,oil,or grease etc.....Posted By: Willy Parsons
Date Posted: 16/April/2005 at 9:47pm
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You caught on to my wisdom when you were down here Andy. How's the knee? ------------- Certified to be certifiable. |
Posted By: Adwa
Date Posted: 16/April/2005 at 9:53pm
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That's what they say it's not rocket science. ------------- The Following Statements do not Necessarily Reflect the Views of this Forum Network http://www.kleenkuip.com - http://www.kleenkuip.com |
Posted By: John L
Date Posted: 16/April/2005 at 11:07pm
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I believe the host dry powder is VERY expensive? And NO it dosn't clean as deep down like HWE. True what the others said about the mess and if you spread the fibers, you can see some of it still there. Don't let the salesman brainwash you. That's what salesman try to do. I like what steaminpile said also. HWE can be a form of VLM if your good at it. 1-2hr dry time to me is leaving the carpet with very low moisture on the carpet. good luck in your decision. |
Posted By: cmaster
Date Posted: 16/April/2005 at 11:37pm
Excellent post
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Posted By: greg
Date Posted: 18/April/2005 at 2:02pm
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steaminpile padman has a very nice april special. 2 for 1 not bad. ------------- nothing is impossable. it just hasn't been done yet. |
Posted By: TipTopCleaning
Date Posted: 18/November/2023 at 3:52pm
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Diving into the Host dry extraction method, it's got some bold claims, right? Cleaning as deep as hot water extraction and endorsed by carpet mills sounds like a promising pitch. Here's the real talk: It's always good to take those claims with a pinch of salt. While many methods have their strengths, it often boils down to the specifics of the job, the type of carpets you're dealing with, and the results you want. My advice? Connect with other cleaners who use the Host method, get their insights, maybe even see it in action if possible. Real-world experiences can be gold. ------------- TipTopCleaning: Elevating Cleanliness to a Whole New Standard! |