CT6 Low Mositure Traing Program coming soon.

encap, or VLM cleaning in general is so simple, a matter of scrubbing juice, knowing what pad combo's to use on specific carpet , and soil loads.

I can't imagine this guy can teach anything that could not easy be learned from a fellow carpet cleaner on this board, (or another board) who has some experience with VLM cleaning.

But I could be wrong.

Look, this class is specific to encapsulation for those looking to master it on carpet, wool, upholstery and on day two for the problems janitorial companies face with low moisture and encapsulation enabling them to compete with the dedicated carpet cleaners. There simply is not time in the course to talk about marketing and all the rest. This is laying the foundation for your encapsulation cleaning to make experts not just give someone a bottle and machine and saying have at it.

I remember in the early nineteens that I thought I knew a lot about carpet cleaning, after all that was how I made my living. I went to some IICRC classes and quickly found out I didn't know 20 percent about all there was about cleaning carpet. I also quickly tripled my income with the excitement, knowledge and momentum I gained with my learning. This course can be that for your encap and LM business.

New knowledge always creates new excitemet and yes, excitement makes for greater success. Many laugh at iicrc courses, but I always learn something that gets me charged up when I leave...it is often from the fellow cleaners in the class, but it still works.

Attending a dedicated encap / LM course would be beneficial since we have all found that this method compliments any cleaning business. I just circled that date...if the schedule allows it, I would be interested in going.

We would be glad to see you.

It might happen.

I've been checking your website, lots of good information on there and that is a pretty good price on that mini-max. In fact, I just sent the link to a local cleaner that is looking to highly embrace this method and needs a good machine.

There is no doubt that you believe strongly in your method, I still struggle a little with it as a stand-alone replacement for hwe, but I will still keep my mind open.

You may or may not decide to make it a stand alone system, but this is for sure. Its hear to stay and anyone that uses it, will use it more and more and HWE less so why not become completely comfortable with it?

Bonnet Pro wrote:You may or may not decide to make it a stand alone system, but this is for sure. Its hear to stay and anyone that uses it, will use it more and more and HWE less so why not become completely comfortable with it?

Sounds logical. If my schedule allows it, I will attend. There is always new things to learn in any business and the person that stops learning, will start dying. It is just the nature of things.

Why Attend CT6? What's in it for Me?

Class hosted and taught by two men with 60 years combined cleaning experience.

We still clean on a weekly basis. We're not suits or sales people.
Cleaning is in our blood and we took it to the next level. Shouldn't you?

   Completely learn a method that yields very high profits with very low start up costs.

   Even if you have been bonneting for twenty years, just one piece of informational gold from the CT6 class makes it worth your time.

   If you're new to encapsulation and low moisture, you have an opportunity to learn from the best and get tons of quality instruction all at once.

   No need to spend months or years learning by trial and error.

   Leo runs his cleaning firm, 100% encap, with no extraction and is very successful.

   Greatly reduce or eliminate expensive truckmount costs with encapsulation.

   Save your truckmount hours for tile and flood work.

   You must add on this very profitable high productivity method.

   Problems with steps, upholstery or wool? Not after you're CT6 certified.


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