NO SHOW!

Mr. Steamer  what happened to you! All these posts and you could not even show up at KK to show your support. You chicken!!

I was partial to the Cimex myself.

And it stayed clean!!!!!

Had a great time at your shop today Ted.  I got to meet such notables a Superglide and Doug.  Both are nice guys in person by the way and I will find it hard to rip into them in the future! But I am sure I will find something to raise controversy over.

Red vanish did kick butt.  We will post some pics soon.  Mr. IICRC (Lee) and his two part 'Red Relief' + his magic light (chemical accelerator) + oreck cordless iron + damp rag barely budged the red spot. 

Stick to demoing the cimex because you give OP a bad name.  When was the last time you cleaned? I am sorry I wasn't there to see you fight with the little 1/2 hp CCS machine (with all that sweat running from your brow) and lose! I admire your determination though. Little Joshua (8 years old) was able to master that baby in Kentucky and even tried his hand at the 1 hp Conqueror at Ted's.

Handsome John was also giving Diva a hard time as well.  But it was all in good fun.  And yes, she is SOOOOOOOOOO much better looking than you!!!! 

I will admit we had not experienced the cleaning of wool carpet before and it was a learning experience.  Upon talking to Padman we now know how to tackle the situation.  And on nylon carpet and olefin (over 95% of carpet) it kicked butt. 

I will also admit that I was taken aback and amazed at how clean and bright the wool carpet looked WET after being cleaned with the rx-20, steamin deamon, and especially the rotovac BUT if you stuck around and seen it dry it looked like SH..!!!!!!!!!  If the choice was to clean the wool carpet in the customer's house and leave (not a smart thing to do) then more time would have been wasted with a call back because of the wick back.

Ironically the area of the carpet that looked the best after drying was where the Cimex (Lee) and OP cleaned.  Yes, Lee your scrub and run machine deserves some props for its job on wool.  

It was a fun day and Ted, Linda, Gloria, and Mike deserve a lot of credit for putting together such a successful event.  I hope you made a profit off the day's activities.  You should seriously consider holding a similar event in the Spring or Summer (like you were talking about Ted) so we can take over the parking lot and all put on a show.

And Steamer, I'm disappointed in you.  You couldn't even spare a few hours for us fellow board members and Ted especially.  Your buddy Doug even found the time to come and show his face. Met your 'relative' though.  He's personable and QUIET.  Somehow I don't picture you being as QUIET!  

First off gmoney, I was  there to cover for people who may not show. I cleaned with the OP and used  Ecogent plus had no glider. Give me a break. Compare me to an 8 year old? Someone had to demo to the people in the morning.

You talk about the stain removal, I started the process but I didn't complete the process, I just gave you the DCI light and went to set up the duct cleaning demo and the Cimex. Attack, attack attack

The only person who I saw act like an 8 year old was someone who complained over the idea of paying $50.00 for a Christmas party to see 2 speakers, get dinner with wine and a Christmas basket.

So easy to attack people eh gmoney? And you critisize me over something you didn't even see?

I don't care, you have just proven yourself as a relentless complainer.

I have no time for people like you.