Professional RESOLVE® Carpet Extraction Cleaner

Q:The label claims three different uses. What is the difference in these procedures?
A: This product can be used for the following carpet maintenance procedures:

1. Extraction - use at 1:64 for application from a carpet extraction machine. This method cleans carpet all the way to the backing by applying the product directly into the carpet under pressure. The machine will normally scrub the carpet and immediately retrieve the cleaner and soil via a wet vacuum attachment.
2. Traffic Lane cleaning - use at 1:64 and apply via a sprayer or soak a bonnet pad and surface clean traffic lanes using a standard 175 RPM floor machine.
3. Pre-treatment spray - dilute at 1:64 and apply to heavy soil areas or traffic lane prior to either of the two above cleaning methods

Q: What type of carpet can this product be used on?
A: This product is safe for use on the majority of carpet types including wool and stain resistant nylon. Before instituting any carpet maintenance procedure, it is always recommended that the account verify their procedure with the carpet manufacturer.

Q: How many square feet of carpet can I cover using your product in my extraction equipment?
A: Due to the number of variables when using an extractor there is NO square feet per gallon coverage figure that we can provide. Some of these variables include: Speed at which the operator walks, number of passes over the same area, degree of soil in the carpet, machine maintenance - are all the jets functioning?
     
Q: Who are the significant manufacturers of carpet extraction equipment?
A: Please consult a Professional Products Buyers Guide to obtain the name and number of various extraction equipment manufacturers.

Q: How often should I clean my carpet?
A: The following is a copy of a cleaning guideline that was prepared regarding carpet cleaning frequency as recommended by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Routine carpet cleaning not only maintains more uniform carpet appearance but can actually improve the indoor air quality. Click here to view RECOMMENDED CLEANING FREQUENCY GUIDELINE FROM THE EPA CHART