| Content | Encapsulating Carpet Cleaning Polymer - When the carpet cleaning polymer dries it forms one of the best releasing crystals in the industry. A brittle crystal is produced that can be extracted from the fiber with routine vacuuming.
- Deodorizes while you clean
- Natural orange fragrance
- Anti-resoiling & Color-safe
- Neutral pH for synthetic and natural fibers
- Safe for use as an Extraction Cleaner
- Traffic Lane Pre-spray
- Spot & Stain Remover
- Spin Bonnet
- Deodorizer
- One product for all your carpet cleaning needs
Carpet Cleaning Polymer Can Be Used in Many Applications:
- Cimex
- Cylindrical brush
- Rotary
- Pad cleaning
- Bonnet/pad
- Spot cleaning
Directions:
There are four Carpet Cleaning Methods To Choose From
Method 1: Encapsulation
- Measure 10 oz. of Carpet Cleaning Polymer and pour into a pump-up sprayer. Fill with hot water, mix, and build up compression.
- Begin by heavily spraying traffic lane areas such as doorways, hallways, elevator areas, break room/food service areas, main entryways, or any spots and stains, and all areas that appear darker than normal.
- Next, saturate the entire area to be cleaned with the 10-oz-per-gallon solution. Agitate by raking two directions, pushing the carpet rake forward in long strokes, then cross-raking the opposite direction. This raises the pile and allows better penetration of the solution.
- Wait ten (10) minutes, then extract with clean, hot water. With Carpet Cleaning Crystal there is no reason to use additives for deodorizing, brightening or de-foaming because it is all built into this unique formula.
- Dry the carpet using an Air Mover, floor fans, open windows or turn on HVAC units to the FAN ON position.
Method 2: Normal Extraction:
Add 2 oz. per gallon of Carpet Cleaning Polymer to your solution tank and fill with hot water. Extract as normal. Since you do not use a pre-conditioner or agitation with Method 2, overall cleaning will not be as effective as Method 1.
Method 3: Bonnet / Pad Cleaning: (Low-moisture system)
Mix Carpet Cleaning Polymer at 10 oz. per gallon of water. Soak bonnet, removing excess solution. Lightly pre-spray carpet, allowing 10 minutes dwell time, then bonnet clean, as normal. A clean mop bucket and wringer works well here.
Method 4: Dry Agitation Cleaning:
Mix Carpet Cleaning Polymer at 10 oz. per gallon of water. Pre-spray carpet (400 sq. ft. per gallon of RTU dilution) that's a 20' x 20' area. Agitate into the carpet with a carpet rake in two directions. (For best results, agitate with a counter-rotating brush action, let carpet area dry for 24 hours and vacuum thoroughly.)
Spotting:
Mix Carpet Cleaning Polymer 10 oz. per gallon of water. Soak problem area with solution. Agitate with carpet brush or rake and allow 5-10 minutes dwell time. Blot excess liquid with a clean, absorbent cloth. For tough, stubborn stains, repeat application procedures.
Heavy Browning Area:
Mix Carpet Cleaning Polymer at 20 oz. per gallon of water and pre-spray browned areas thoroughly followed by extraction with clean water. Use ceiling or portable fans to dry treated areas quickly. | | |
