[JohnyB]

I use Dustbane Products Limited - Leaders in Sanitation Solution i havent tried all there products.

[sumdetailer]

Originally Posted by Nica

Sweet mother D&D that's quite the list

Thank you for sharing...now where to start

From the top and work your way down?

I expect reviews of each since your posts have been very helpful(I've been viewing the site for a bit now, but finally joined)

[eShine]

I would like to use and stock just a few products from one company. Prochem seems to be a good selection. If I were to stick with Prochem which products would be best for spot treatment and general cleaning. I want to try spraying the cleaner on the carpet and let it sit for a few minutes then use only hot water (maybe a bit of vinegar in it) to remove the soultion. Good idea?

[1f1fan]

Originally Posted by Juztang

I use all Prochem products for carpet cleaning. The Ultra Pak traffic lane cleaner is great for pretreating and then just put the All Fiber Rinse mixed with your water in the solution tank. This combo works awesome.

+1

I use chemicals from ProChem and Bridgepoint with great results. I was supposed to take an IICRC training class last week on upholstery and fabric cleaning but it was canceled.

[D&D Auto Detailing]

Originally Posted by eShine

I would like to use and stock just a few products from one company. Prochem seems to be a good selection. If I were to stick with Prochem which products would be best for spot treatment and general cleaning. I want to try spraying the cleaner on the carpet and let it sit for a few minutes then use only hot water (maybe a bit of vinegar in it) to remove the soultion. Good idea?

Grouse is the expert here, not me. But he did recommend the Ultrapac Pre-Treat with LVC, you could use that for what you described. As for the spotters, I just based it around what I typically see in my customers cars. I also went through that list to see which products could be used for a lot of different things. Between Pro Spotter, Citrus Gel, and All Fiber Rinse, you can take care of every stain listed there except Blood, Soot, and Rust.

[bryansbestwax]

Originally Posted by MWAUTOPRO

I have always gotten the best results from shampooing the carpets first with either CG lightning fast or CG fabric clean and then extracting the carpets with plain water, that way when you are done there is no shampoo left in the carpets. (That way if someone gets in a car with wet feet it doesnt pull the dirt off their shoes, it sounds silly but its true)

I agree water only, let the chemicals sit and extract out with water.

[D&D Auto Detailing]

You're supposed to use an extractor detergent as it helps remove the chemicals from the carpet.

[bryansbestwax]

Originally Posted by D&D Auto Detailing

You're supposed to use an extractor detergent as it helps remove the chemicals from the carpet.

All carpet chemcials are water soluable, so how would more detergent help?

[1f1fan]

Originally Posted by bryansbestwax

All carpet chemcials are water soluable, so how would more detergent help?

The rinse neutralizes the pre-spray used to clean the carpets and helps ensure dirt/grime/stains are not attracted to detergent residue in the carpet/upholstery.

From the ProChem site:

All Fiber Rinse
A unique, high-tech rinse product that neutralizes alkalinity and removes detergent residues, leaving carpet and upholstery clean and soft.

[MWAUTOPRO]

To each their own.

Try it without using a detergent and just extracting with hot water, if you like it then you are not out anything.