Carpet cleaning machines used professionally (every day) tend to break down. The only 2 bits of machinery you are most likely to repair/change are the vacuum motors and the pump. If you ask me I would buy a few motors and pumps and change them myself or find someone to do it for me. If you go to a proper...
Today I managed to spill large amounts of coffee and coke on my office cream coloured carpet.
Thanks to the magic Anyclean Spot And Stain Remover all marks are gone and a quick carpet cleaning would make the carpet brand new. I managed to blot all of the coffee and coke with a terry towel making the final carpet clean a breeze. Job done. Go back to work 
Carpet cleaning is good for your carpets. Carpet cleaning removes particles and substances from the carpet fibres which could have been the reason for your carpet wear. Regular vacuming does a great job in removing those haard particles which act as am abrasive when you walk on the carpet. And because all carpets act as a filter for the indoor air all the suff that settles down gets trapped between the carpet fibres.Not aways good vacuuming can remove those and then you need a professional carpet cleaner.
You can always book a carpet cleaner with Anyclean and you will not be dissappointed. All our carpet cleaning jobs are backed by full insurance and our company guarantee.
Should you need domestic cleaning London, please call Anyclean on 0208 593 1317.
Carpet cleaning machines used professionally (every day) tend to break down. The only 2 bits of machinery you are most likely to repair/change are the vacuum motors and the pump.
If you ask me I would buy a few motors and pumps and change them myself or find someone to do it for me. If you go to a proper carpet cleaning repairs company they will charge you about £150.00+VAT for a motor change and about the same for a pump change. That is expensive and even more if you are not VAT registered like most sole trading carpet cleaners. Carpet cleaning becomes expensive business to maintain machinewise but you have no choice but live with it and look forward to the next nice paying job.
From my experience nearly 5 years now, I would say that the Alltec Advantage has been for repair the least times compared to my other machines. Most problems I have had with the Prochem Steempros. Mainly due to their breakdownability I decided to stock on pumps and motors
There are many different carpet cleaning machines on the market today. Which one is the best?
There is no such thing, I am afraid. The best carpet cleaning machine is the one that is right for you – a combination of power, capacity, weight, price etc. I personally find the Alltec Advantage a good performer, although it is a bit heavy. It has an inline heater and a good pump. Better than Prochem’s Steempro 2000 Powermax. More reliable. The Prochem on the other hand is lighter. I have also worked with Ashby’s Ninja, Solution’s Scorpion, Alltec’s Sahara, HOST’s Reliant, Solution’s Agimac (that’s dry carpet cleaning though).
Let me know what machines are you using? What chemicals? Any brand to steer away from? Let me now.
I like Slash and Billy Gibbons, Brian May and Kirk Hammett. I love and appreciate different styles of music.
Tell me about your favourite guitar player. Why do you like his style? Do you know what gear does he use? Let me know. There are lots of interesting websites providing tons of data about that. We want the information posted here, so let it roll…
I hope there is somebody out there who shares my passion for carpet cleaning and guitars. Please let me know. It would be a pleasure to discuss guitar topics and carpet cleaning war stories
As you might have guessed I like Slash, his axe and his way of playing the guitar. Brilliant player, excellent solos. Did you know that the intro to the song Sweet Child’ O Mine has been voted the best guitar lick ever by many guitar players and a famous magazine, the name of which I cannot remember at the moment. Of course many people would argue that may be the riff from Smoke On The Water is the best one ever or some other… There are so many of them. Good riffs and guitar players, I mean. For instance I also like Billy F Gibbons’ style of blues playing and his minimalist solos, artificial harmonics etc.
Now is time for the next topic…
