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    Posted: 05/December/2009 at 5:03pm
Can any of you professionals give me advice about the Dry Fusion method of carpet cleaning? It looks a lot easier on the back than a wand, less heavy equipment to maul around, but does it do a sufficient job, will customers come back to me. Not sure weather to go dry or wet.
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I'm not familiar with the specifics of "dry fusion," except that it's another bonnet system. Some customers prefer a quick-dry bonnet cleaning. Others prefer steam cleaning. Figure out your market. 
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I have had the system for about 14 years.
It is a lot less stressful on your body, and yes it is a bonnet system but, this one actually works.
Its also ideal for upholstery using the mitt pads and there is an appliance for doing stairs.
Take a look at this site and scroll down the left hand side and play the video.
http://dryfusionuk.com/
For anyone in Australia contact Bill Barbour at Research Products on 02 8868 6888
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Thanks Mike, thats helpful, looks a really good system, but I can't see how it cleans deep in to the pile, I know the pile is not as long these days but does it not just do the top half of the pile? It must also be a bit awkward doing the corners. Happy cleaning.   
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Originally posted by Mick Oz Mick Oz wrote:

I have had the system for about 14 years.
It is a lot less stressful on your body, and yes it is a bonnet system but, this one actually works.
Its also ideal for upholstery using the mitt pads and there is an appliance for doing stairs.
Take a look at this site and scroll down the left hand side and play the video.
http://dryfusionuk.com/
For anyone in Australia contact Bill Barbour at Research Products on 02 8868 6888
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HI mike, it's really good, mand useful to.
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