here is something new to (speed) dry carpets after HWE cleaning

[Mikey P]

https://www.carpetcruzer.com/



Procedure​

How Carpet Cleaning Has Changed Over the Years



1907


Portable Cleaning

Invented Mid 1907
Still used 117 years later
Results

• Not very clean
• Not very dry
• A lot of work

Late 1960s


Truck Mounts

• Introduced in late 60s
• Most popular in the 1980s to present

Best Pro Method for past 60+ years
Results

• Better Cleaning
• Dryer than portable
• Less work
• More water pressure
• Heat
• Deeper clean

Early 1980s


Rotary Cleaning

• Restore carpets with deeper cleaning with 450 agitations per minute versus 40 with wand per minute and more extraction
• Carpets are left cleaner and dryer than wands & portable cleaning

More Heat + More Agitation = More Referrals
Now


For the Professional Cleaner

The wait is over, now you can dry carpets after steam cleaning. After 40 years with no real industry equipment built, The new surface-to-surface drying system is here.
Yes! You can dry stairs & carpet and solve customers’ concern for wet carpet and get paid for it.

 

[BIG WOOD]

That’s a pretty cool invention. So it’s a hot hair blowing machine over the surface??? Is that correct?

That’d be a pretty cool upsell

 

[Jh16]

It’s hot air not hair

 

[Jim Pemberton]

What is the source of the hot air?

 

[Mikey P]

What is the source of the hot air?

I believe every post Marty has ever made was printed out and placed under that dome...

 

[hogjowl]

Then they’ve underestimated their drying times.

 

[Kenny Hayes]

There’s a lotta hot air in the carpet cleaning business!

 

[Mikey P]

Then they’ve underestimated their drying times.

probably leaves corn rows behind...

 

[Kenny Hayes]

Corn circles!

 

[hogjowl]

No, it’s rows

 

[Jh16]

It’s hot air not hair

It’s a hover craft surface to surface it directly heats the carpet fiber evaporates the moisture

What is the source of the hot air?

2 1500 watt standard plug ins apposing. Circuits

 

[Dwain Ray]

Ill stick with my good ole tried and true drag wand to rinse and if it needs to be dried more ill make an extra drying pass ( as i do on all wool carpets). What happens if you park that "giant hairdryer " on the carpet? Will it get hot enough to do damage?

 

[Jh16]

No need to worry it is thermostats to kick off to low heat

 

[Jh16]

No need to worry it is thermostats to kick off to low heat

Also eliminates the spin with customers not getting true value for topical products ie Re protecting causing over wetting and min protection because of the fear of over wetting

 

[Jh16]

probably leaves corn rows behind...

Not really it lifts pile up and dries restyles with out leaving ugly rake lines also when you walk on wet damp carpet you crush the fiber down and it stays down till u rewet just like if you sleep on wet /damp hair it stays down till in the shape it dries till re wet thx joe

 

[Dwain Ray]

No need to worry it is thermostats to kick off to low heat

This is like tv infomercials. Cut to the chase, how much???

 

[Mikey P]

Not really it lifts pile up and dries restyles with out leaving ugly rake lines also when you walk on wet damp carpet you crush the fiber down and it stays down till u rewet just like if you sleep on wet /damp hair it stays down till in the shape it dries till re wet thx joe

I was kidding, have you ever shown this to anyone?

 

[MarkieMark]

Air blowers in West Texas do wonders. 5 to 10 minutes the direct pathway is near dry