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February 22, 2007 at 3:37 am #143595FL18Participant
I think Gordon menioned that Fast Acting Enzyme works good on pet stains. Is it the way to go, besides Pet Enzyme?
MIke
February 22, 2007 at 3:26 pm #148961UtaatuParticipantHey Mike, I use the fae on everything. It works great with pet enzymes.Caution you dont need much & dont mix a too strong of a solution. I like to use it as a pre spray on traffic areas & stains rake in let dwell for a few minutes then clean as normal. Hope this helps.
February 22, 2007 at 3:32 pm #148962AnonymousInactiveDo you guys have that much time to spend doing this? I find it hard sometimes just making it to the next job. I build in 30 minutes extra per job to get to know the customer but if I run into something that necessitates the use of FAE then I’m on the phone with the next customer pushing the job back.
February 22, 2007 at 4:23 pm #148963Ca22ParticipantRon if you are that booked it sounds like you are almost ready a helper or the second van. Other wise it is all about pre planning. Speak, vacuum, Spray then unload your van and set up the rest of the equipment. By this time you are ready to rock and roll. You will find that as you grow you will have to stream line the process. When I go out on a job with a helper I spend a lot of time with the customer while he rakes and finishes up. For you it is a good problem to have.
February 24, 2007 at 3:19 pm #148964FL18ParticipantI agree with Greg. I do use the FAE. Not as often as I should obviously. I do know and have read that FAE will cut some time off the overall cleaning time. Thanks for info guys. Thanks Delsette
Mike Nowlin
February 28, 2007 at 2:00 am #148965AnonymousInactiveI have been in the business for just about 7 years and I haven’t really used to much FAE. After reading what everybody has been saying I figured I would get some before I did this theater. I have cleaned it 3 times so far, and in front of the popcorn machine it had a horrible black build up that I haven’t been able to remove. Used the FAE on it and its gone!!
I am going to start using FAE more often.February 28, 2007 at 2:51 am #148966hbottumwaParticipantFAE is a must for the greasy restaurants. I can’t believe how well it works for pet stains. Just put it on a dry carpet after vacuuming. It is the quickest and easiest way to remove pet stains. I didn’t see it do much for odors. Dry the best you can and use pet enzymes for the odor.
February 28, 2007 at 3:56 pm #148967pachecoParticipantWith pre-spraying with FAE, and then 101, and then buffing, I agree with Ron, the time is extended somewhat, but is the carpet then dry in 1 hour?
February 28, 2007 at 5:11 pm #148968AnonymousInactiveI mix up what I need for each job in a spotter sprayer and spray the problem areas only and let it sit while I get the rest of the equipment in. I spray each room ahead as needed to allow dwell time for the FAE to work. I then spray the room with 101 for general cleaning. This stuff really works on pet stains. Didn’t realize this until the convention.
March 8, 2007 at 9:57 pm #148969FL18ParticipantYep Gordon, it does work great on those restaurants. It’s like a knife to the grease. Thanks for the replys and help. One more thing to add to what Ron said and Dave in PA: If you give yourself enough time between jobs then using FAE is no problem. My wife and I schedule enough time because of Newton’s Law—If it can go wrong then it will—but I do agree that the less time you give for the other clients, on certain days that they “must have”, then your losing money.
Mike
March 9, 2007 at 12:55 pm #148970AnonymousInactiveI thought Newton’s law was “if the apple falls from the tree, it will hit you in the noggin”. I beleive Murphy’s law is the one about what can go wrong will.
March 11, 2007 at 5:02 pm #148971FL18Participantyep leo, that is correct, i was wrong
March 12, 2007 at 12:52 pm #148972AnonymousInactivewho’s Leo? My name is Rich. I used the handle Lee Co Cleen, because I live in Lee County.
March 13, 2007 at 7:24 pm #148973FL18Participantsorry dude
March 28, 2007 at 2:01 am #148974Ca22ParticipantI hate to say it but I never used FAE in the last 7 years. Today was the first time it was used on a job by one of my techs. The exact phone call I got after the third job went like this. “Greg we have a problem. I was not lookiing forward to finding out what it was but I asked any way. He said that I did not order enough FAE and that I should see if Cody could sell it in 55 gal drums.” He was so excited with the results. I guess it made some very questionable carpets look new again. I only wish I paid more attention during training 7 years ago.
Thank you to all of you who left such great feedback on FAE. With out you we would not have tried it. It is like finding a new abest friend.
Greg Miller
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