Wall to wall,

[steamron]

Wool carpeting, barely ever see this.
Best pre-spray and rinse.

 

[SamIam]

Wool carpeting, barely ever see this.
Best pre-spray and rinse.

I would stick with wool safe.

Or procyon plus. Acid rinse.

Turn heat off truck mount dry with fans.

 

[Cleanworks]

Wool carpeting, barely ever see this.
Best pre-spray and rinse.

Prespray under 8 pH and rinse with neutral pH extraction detergent. Moderate heat, no more than 200 degrees at the truck, extra dry passes.

 

[Hack Attack]

The sheep are dead, crank the heat.
Masterblend redline or enzyme if extra gooey.
2-3 dry passes to every wet, acid rinse if better than average condition..
easy peasy, I do 1-2 wool jobs every day

 

[BIG WOOD]

Wall to wall isn't persian or oriental rug. It's tough. No need to turn the heat off, but there's no need for max heat also, so turn the heat to medium. If it's wall to wall wool, it's probably not in bad shape, so a ph of 8-10 is ok. I don't see a need for high ph traffic lane treatments, unless it's neglected.

You know how to rinse, so just wand it out.

 

[Mikey P]

some solid advice going on

 

[Meter Maid]

PCP and MF

 

[Mike J]

I always prepare the cusomer for the worst (stains that would come out on nylon, may not with wool warning), and hope for the best. If the customer rolls with that its a go. If they are asking things like " its not gonna make it worse right?", then I start talking my way out of the job. Greenglide for sure, and I will use 3 or 4 fans in one room to dry as I go.

 

[Papa John]

We clean the stuff every day- No problem. Keep the Ph 9 or below. Some can't handle the abrasion of a CRB.

 

[Mike J]

One dead giveaway if it is wall to wall wool. Can you saltwater fish from your freshwater swimming pool, then climb into bed when finished? Could be wool.

PCQJ w/ Glide was the ticket. Tried the Mach 15 but the "tank" got to stay in that game. Super EZ.