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Steamy 
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 Topic: Restaurant CleaningPosted: 29/September/2006 at 2:10pm |
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I finally tried Soil Break on a fairly nasty carpet in a steak house restaurant last night. This stuff is good and the carpet came clean. It does not seem to break up grease as fast as Enz-All or Grease Eraser but the heavy stuff in the traffic areas did come clean during extraction. I like Enz-All because you can see it breaking down heavy grease almost on contact. |
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It could always be worse. I mean you could be some carpet stain being emulsified by pre-spray all the while watching a wand spraying really hot solution aiming stright for you.
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jtuseo
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Posted: 28/September/2006 at 10:19pm |
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traffic slam & citris solv some times i will you Bio break. Thats if I want to knock their *ocks off. |
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Steamy
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Posted: 28/September/2006 at 2:48pm |
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I do a lot of restaurants and Enz-All, Grease Eraser, and Flex all work great. I am going to try Soil Break tonight. I will post my opinion of it if anyone wants it. I think the trick to restaurants is to pre-spray as hot as you can get it, rake it into the carpet and let it penetrate the grease for at least 10 minutes. Good luck and have fun!
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It could always be worse. I mean you could be some carpet stain being emulsified by pre-spray all the while watching a wand spraying really hot solution aiming stright for you.
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Ninja-wand
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Posted: 28/September/2006 at 1:27am |
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I like to use PowerBurst with a dash of Citru-solve and Powdered peroxide as a prespray and I run Genicare's Clean-It through the machine.
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Posted: 28/September/2006 at 12:29am |
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I use Quake with a little Citrus Solve. It works great. I've been told that a lot of guys swear by Flex. I haven't tried it because in my area I have to use "low VOC" products. The same people who told me about Flex also said "low VOC" Flex sucks.
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Posted: 27/September/2006 at 1:17am |
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Just curious what you guys are using for a prespray in restaurants.
Im using chemeister grease eraser and it seems to do the trick. what are your thoughts?? |
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Soil Break seems to take a bit more time at cutting the stuff up. I guess it is just a preference; in the end as both products clean with similar results. 
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