Category: Chemstractor JournalThe news items published under this category are as follows.
| Chemstractor Journal: Was it as good for you as it was for me? |
| Tuesday, November 29, 2005 Posted by JohnMerrit |
 Since my last article, (The Article of Doom) the decision to cross over to the "dark side" and rinse carpets in addition to scrubbing them, the response from my father, after reading my last article, was that he still does not want "all that water splashed onto his carpets" (regardless of what I thought it needed). His response has proven to be a real eye-opener.
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| Chemstractor Journal: The Magic Bullet |
| Tuesday, November 29, 2005 Posted by JohnMerrit |
Much has happened since my last article on the Chemstractor. Actually... I have sold my Chemstractor! I did not sell it because it is a poor performer, but rather, I was unable to "harmonize" with this machine.
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| Chemstractor Journal: My Chemstractor Experience (Part 2 - The Chemstractor and the CCS) |
| Tuesday, November 29, 2005 Posted by JohnMerrit |
It was not the test I thought it would be! I picked my test subject. It was a very dirty and greasy low pile, commercial grade carpet on top of cement. The hot water extraction guy had already done his damage. The carpet was not clean (the soil had been smeared). Obviously, it was the operator and not the method that had produced these substandard results. Perfect! I am ready to show the world what VLM (very low moisture) cleaning can do.
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| Chemstractor Journal: My Chemstractor Experience (The Beginning) |
| Tuesday, November 29, 2005 Posted by JohnMerrit |
What a machine! All stainless steel, accented in red, with tubes coming out of the sides. It looks like some sort of Space-Age robot from the old 1960s "Lost in Space" Television series. The instructions are dated pre-1990's, and look somewhat outdated, as well. I couldn't help but laugh a little bit at the nostalgic vibe of all this. Never the less, it was all shipped correctly and packaged very well. So far, I have no complaints.
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