Steam-Extraction; Cylindrical Brush-Dry Foam; Rotary Brush-Wet Shampoo; Small Rotary Brushes-Wet Shampoo - NAMCO Scooter Operation Manual

ALLIED CHEMICAL
BELOW IS A COMPARISON OF CARPET CLEANING METHODS AVAILABLE ALONG WITH

Steam-Extraction

The steam-extraction system is based on injection
of a jet of hot water containing detergents at a
prescribed rate and subsequent extraction by a
vacuum system.

Cylindrical Brush-Dry Foam

This system has a cylindrical brush which scrubs
and picks up the foam generated by the machine in
one pass.

Rotary Brush-Wet Shampoo

A rotary brush cleaner using wet shampoo.
complete line of accessories including vacuum and
drying equipment is also employed.

Small Rotary Brushes-Wet Shampoo

This is also a rotary brush cleaner, but employs two
brushes instead of one and is somewhat smaller
than the rotary brush-wet shampoo machine.
Sonic Cleaning
Sonic cleaner consists of a vibrating plate, which
gives a sonic cleaning action, causing activation of
the foam.
Cylindrical Brush-Dry Compound
This is a cylindrical brush cleaner with two rotating
brushes. It is a small machine designed for home
use and uses a dry cleaning compound.
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THE ATTRIBUTERS OF EACH METHOD.
A
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1.
Does excellent cleaning.
2.
Does not cause pile distortion or flaring.
3.
Built-in vacuum removes soil.
4.
There is no residue of shampoo to collect more
dirt.
5.
Excellent pile restoration.
1. Causes severe pile distortion and flaring of tufts.
2. Does have built in vacuum,
which removes shampoo and
dirt.
1. Causes severe pile distortion and flaring of tufts.
2. Does uniform cleaning.
3. Does not remove shampoo and soil.
1. Causes severe pile distortion and flaring.
2. Does very little cleaning.
3. Does not remove shampoo or soil.
1. Does not cause pile distortion or flaring.
2. Incurs less cleaning than above methods.
3. Has no method for removal of shampoo and soil.
1. Causes excessive pile distortion and flaring.
2. Incurs less cleaning than above methods.