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Commercial rug cleaning- Huge deposit of fine debris
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- Опубліковано 29 гру 2023
- Sadly this wasn't even the dirtiest rug. I went through about 4-5 bags with the Sanitaire cleaning all 5 entry rugs. That fine dust really clogs up any bag/filter
As a professional carpet cleaner I recommend this to my clients all the time. But as long as they keep refusing to listen to my advice I will contour to make a lot of $$$$
May their stupidity continue to work in your favor LOL
It's amazing that even with high airflow vacuums and rather good agitation. Heavy dense sand particles still don't fully come out.
Yes, I think it's due to the bags clogging rapidly, commercial dirt tends to contain much more fine and course dirt your airflow drops off pretty quick. The bags in the sanitaire would be visibly dirty and not have a ton in them when i changed them.
@@Blackheartvacs while I don't recommend Rainbows for commercial use. This is the exact reason I love my Rainbows.
@@TRec3791 Well we don't see quite this level of deterioration in like domestic settings but I don't think a water machine would be able to handle all this either.
Do you think a shakeout bag would be more effective than a F&G in this setting? Im just curious. @@Blackheartvacs
Stuff piles up, even in low pile carpet. Nothing like flipping it over. 👍
Oh definitely, I think you do that to your test carpeting right?
Yup.
Hey, When I Used To Vacuum With My Janitor Aunt's Sanitaire Tradition, I Set It All The Way Down On Setting 1 BareFloor So It Cleaned Better For Me
You know I used to think that a lower height setting would clean better but it's best to adjust for the carpet, why? You want machines like this to be able to raise the carpet to the nozzle and then push it away with the brush creating a vibrating/shaking motion on the carpet which will also allow the air to flow more freely around the fibers.
Hey, Do You Think A Sanyo Dirt-Hunter Style Fantom Twister 700 Series Commercial Upright Vacuum Would Be Better For Commercial Use?
Nah, bagless machines would require way too much upkeep and downtime due to it. It's much easier, and faster just to toss the filter (bag) and replace it.