If u had to clean area rugs all day

Superglide Ken wrote: Since when is Switzerland in Eastern Europe?

since this mrbreeze bozo said he was heading out for a business trip to Zurich from Canada.  If he was tangled fishing line he would have been cut and trashed for all the effort needed to un-snarl the birds nest of a mess he creates with his stories.  I feel like we are playing a game of "Where In The World Is Carment Sandiego".

I made a point of posting on nearly all threads by this guy to wreck any chance he might have at seperating someone from their money with all the seeds of desception he tossed around on this board.  Now, I can rest.

mrbreeze wrote: But, keep in mind I am in Eastern Europe

What part of Canada was that again? 

If you are going to lie to us at least be consistent.  Some of us do check the posts anyone makes here to get a feel for what the person is all about.  And you are a real mess.  One moment you claim to be living in Canada on your way to Switzerland, the next minute you are in Eastern Europe.  Let me guess - you are actually an astronaut in space and the international space station takes you from continent to continent.  That must be it. 

Just a hint guys - he claims to be a marketing genius who knows squat about carpet cleaning and then acts like he is a carpet cleaner wannabe. 

It's difficult to advise you beyond what people in this thread have already offered without seeing the rugs ourselves. Encap might be the best solution, but maybe it's not. You won't know until you get into the actual work. It's too bad you don't already have a bunch this equipment at your disposal. Best case scenario, you could test out the different methods and settle on the one that seems to work best for your purposes, then you wouldn't need figure it out based on all these conflicting opinions. The last couple of cruises I was on, the ships had olefin carpets throughout, the rough indoor/outdoor stuff. I would've encapped it.

All this crap about "real" clean vs. "hiding dirt" might be best answered by looking at a thread posted last October: "The Myth We Call Carpet Cleaning." 

mrbreeze wrote: Most Americans take out 26 people in school, during recess.

You do have a point.

I don't know many Canadians maybe everybody is a sweetheart there.


Yep, we are ALL sweethearts here alright. Even that pig farmer out in the Vancouver area that killed over 26 people and Clifford olsen. I hear they are sweethearts too.

Trust me, some will stink, but my point was something that smells clean and fresh can be more impressive to a client than something that was simply cleaned. Dealing with people is always tough, they can be unreasonable and demanding. Give them an inch, they take a yard. That is a topic for another time. I don't know many Canadians maybe everybody is a sweetheart there.

Febreeze?  You have to prequalify what you need to do before you clean each rug? Odours, stains, condition are just a few of the things to look for before you even prevac??