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A dirty one, strong dry pre scrub
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A dirty one, strong dry pre scrub
by ACpower1 Sun Dec 29, 2013 8:32 pm
after pics
5oz/gal S/O, 2oz/gallon peroxide, 2oz/gal natural orange matrix rinse
pre vac'd, pre sprayed, pre scrubbed, steam cleaned
some red and other unknown nuclear stains didnt come out
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Re: A dirty one, strong dry pre scrub
by Ryan S Sun Dec 29, 2013 9:51 pm
Nice work. I will put you video in the December contest.
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Re: A dirty one, strong dry pre scrub
by ACpower1 Sun Dec 29, 2013 10:47 pm
thanks Ryan, mostly just wanted to show the amount of hair in that low pile. they had a whippet with really short hair
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Re: A dirty one, strong dry pre scrub
by Davey Cracker Sun Dec 29, 2013 11:41 pm
Nice job, Man!! Really looked great when you were finished! 
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Re: A dirty one, strong dry pre scrub
by Pat Mon Dec 30, 2013 6:24 am
Hey, nice job. Are the brushes easy to remove and clean? I use a procaps crb and clean the brushes after each job real easy.
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Re: A dirty one, strong dry pre scrub
by OneBlueSummer Mon Dec 30, 2013 12:38 pm
Did your wand pick up that hair after the Crb? Looks cool.. anyone else think it'swwired to have orange oil in a rinse?
Why didn't u get the red out and other stains?
Why didn't u get the red out and other stains?
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Re: A dirty one, strong dry pre scrub
by ACpower1 Tue Dec 31, 2013 1:10 am
Pat Carroll wrote:Hey, nice job. Are the brushes easy to remove and clean? I use a procaps crb and clean the brushes after each job real easy.
ya really easy, its just a bar with a magnet. then its easy to clean the brushes with just the hose cuff on the machine or at home with a shop vac
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Re: A dirty one, strong dry pre scrub
by ACpower1 Tue Dec 31, 2013 1:15 am
no just matrix rinse, the natural orange is part of the pre spray
red stains and other nuclear stains did not come out, they were full of residue when we rinsed and had been there a long time... just rinsed it as much as possible they werent looking to spend a ton of money on this, we already went way beyond their expectations and spent a while there.
red stains and other nuclear stains did not come out, they were full of residue when we rinsed and had been there a long time... just rinsed it as much as possible they werent looking to spend a ton of money on this, we already went way beyond their expectations and spent a while there.
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Re: A dirty one, strong dry pre scrub
by ACpower1 Tue Dec 31, 2013 1:17 am
OneBlueSummer wrote:Did your wand pick up that hair after the Crb? Looks cool.. anyone else think it'swwired to have orange oil in a rinse?
Why didn't u get the red out and other stains?
no just matrix rinse, the natural orange is part of the pre spray
red stains and other nuclear stains did not come out, they were full of residue when we rinsed and had been there a long time... just rinsed it as much as possible they werent looking to spend a ton of money on this, we already went way beyond their expectations and spent a while there man.
the wand has a glide so no it didnt pick up those hair balls, we just picked them up
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Re: A dirty one, strong dry pre scrub
by ACpower1 Tue Dec 31, 2013 1:13 pm
Joe Bristor wrote:White Knight Sprayer for those brown spots as you're wanding.
VT14? Wet area at the end of your pull stroke?
SOE in a bottle for the spills in between cleanings.
Did they let you clean the rest of the house or just the man cave?
just the man cave Joe, the rest was all hardwood
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