GARY R. HEACOCK'S CLEANING UNIVERSITY OF THE INTERNET. <BR><BR>

CARPET CLEANING, FURNITURE CLEANING, RUG CLEANING<BR><BR>
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There are many ways to do this work. I will show several ways in this University.
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New as of Dec 01, 2006.
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For $10.00, you will get all of the Special Reports as well as the information on this site.
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This site is divided into- <BR>

Carpet Cleaning, Upholstery Cleaning, Spot Removal, Loose rug Cleaning, Specialty Tools, <BR>items I have invented or modified to use from another source to make the work easier, <BR>questions I have been asked and answered, some posts on forums I have commented on,<BR>some pictures of schools I have taught.<BR><BR>The object of this University is to make cleaning easier for newcomers to the field to do it correctly as I see it to avoid problems or correct problems <BR>and show that there are many ways of doing this work with different equipment, chemicals and procedures, <BR>and some philosophy from over 40 years of doing this work.<BR><BR>

First, some philosophy <BR><BR>

<A HREF="University/What Business.rtf">Having a real idea of what your business is, and how to capitalize on it.</A><BR><BR>

CARPET CLEANING<BR><BR>

My truck- an Astro Van- did not have a fresh water tank, <BR>so I had to connect to water at each job, commercial and residential.<BR>I always used a garden hose quick connect because <BR>that is easier than screwing the hose end on and off at each job.<BR>
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A couple of ways to connect to water in difficult circumstances.</A> <BR><BR>


<A HREF="University/Sequence.htm">Cleaning carpets and large rugs in  homes crowded with furniture.</A><BR><BR>

<A HREF="University/Carpet.htm"> Carpet Cleaning with a Truck Mount</A><BR><BR>


<A HREF="University/Longstroke.htm">The Long Stroke with a wand.</A>A combination of using longer strokes than arm's length, and following by using DirtGetter bonnets for maximum soil removal on a lightly soiled carpet.

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<A HREF="University/Bonneting.htm"> Bonnet Cleaning with shower feed from shampoo tank.</A><BR><BR>

<A HREF="University/BonnetHall.htm"> Bonnet Cleaning a dirty hallway</A><BR><BR>


<A HREF="University/BonnetKitchen.htm"> Bonnet Cleaning a Kitchen carpet</A><BR><BR>

<A HREF="University/BlockFurn.htm"> An easy way to block or tab furniture</A><BR><BR>

Dogoil<BR>
<A HREF="University/Dogoil.htm">Cleaning a carpet where a dog lies.</A><BR><BR>


<A HREF="University/Turbo1.htm"> Turbo Steam Carpet Cleaning</A><BR><BR>

Chemstractor<BR>
<A HREF="University/Chemstractor.htm">Doing a job with the Chemstractor connected to the Truck Mount.</A><BR><BR>

Cleanunder<BR>
<A HREF="University/Cleanunder.htm">How I clean under dressers and beds while bonnet cleaning a carpet without moving the items.</A>
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Drystairtool<BR>
<A HREF="University/Drystairtool.htm">A Dry Technology Tool for cleaning stairs and tight areas where a wand or power head won't go</A><BR><BR>

Cleaning with Releasit Encapsulating Detergent<BR><BR>

<A HREF="University/Encapstains.htm">First trial of using Releasit Encapsulating Detergent as a spotter when doing a HWE Truck Mount job.</A><BR><BR>



<A HREF="University/EncapChurch.htm">
Encap/Shampooing a church dining room with direct glue down nylon carpet</A><BR><BR>

<A HREF="University/EncapCS.htm"> Another way to encap/shampoo larger areas with a Chemstractor </A>This shows doing it in a residence on Berber carpet.<BR><BR>


<A HREF="University/EncapFilt.htm">Cleaning a residence using a Chemstractor with encap/shampoo on an off white plush carpet with filtration lines.</A><BR><BR>



<A HREF="University/EncapStairs.htm">An easy way to clean stairs. </A> This shows cleaning with a furniture/stair roto using encap/shampoo<BR><BR><BR>

<A HREF="University/JaimeEncap.htm">Jaime Coelho came from Conneticut for a visit and I put him to work.</A>cleaning a carpet and an upholstered bench.<BR><BR>


SPOT REMOVAL<BR><BR>

A small cigarette  burn<BR>
<A HREF="University/Burn.htm"> One way to deal with a small burn in a carpet</A><BR><BR>

Chewing gum removal<BR>
<A HREF="University/ChewingGum.htm">Removing chewing gum on a carpet at Winterfest on 02-26-05</A><BR><BR>

Cat Vomit<BR>
<A HREF="University/CatVomit.htm">Removing Cat Vomit on a carpet and grape jelly from a chair.</A><BR><BR>


<A HREF="University/RedTide.htm">A spill of Tide liquid laundry soap that is colored red</A><BR><BR>

<A HREF="University/Winterfest2003.htm">Demonstrating removal of dog poop and cleaning a delicate cushion at Winterfest 2003</A><BR><BR>


Specialty tools to make the job easier<BR><BR>

Cornerclean<BR>

<A HREF="University/Cleaning corners.htm">A couple of ways to clean tight areas, corners, etc.</A><BR><BR>


Stand up brush.<BR>

<A HREF="University/StandUpBrush.htm"> Standup Filtration and Grout Brush</A><BR><BR>
Wand Agitator Brush.<BR>
<A HREF="University/Agitatorbrush.htm">A brush that attaches to the front of the wand for agitation.</A><BR><BR>

Heacocks Perfect Stair Hose Holders<BR>
<A HREF="University/HoseHolders.htm">An invention of mine to keep hoses from slipping down stairs.</A><BR><BR>


A different kind of power head for carpet cleaning.<BR>
<A HREF="University/VerticalBrush.htm">Vertical Brush power head</A><BR><BR>

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UPHOLSTERY CLEANING<BR><BR>

<A HREF="University/Furn3/FurnSequence.txt">The sequence I prefer to clean furniture.</A><BR><BR>

<A HREF="University/furn1.htm">Cleaning a sofa and carpet in a residence</A>

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<A HREF="University/furn2.htm">Cleaning a sofa with stains on the seat decking and rotated covers on the padding.</A><BR><BR>

<A HREF="University/Furn3.htm">Cleaning a cotton chenille chair, sofa and otto.</A><BR><BR>


<A HREF="University/Furn4.htm">Cleaning several kinds of fabrics on sofas</A> <BR><BR>

<A HREF="University/Furn5.htm"> Cleaning a black colored, polished cotton sofa with the bonnet system.</A> <BR><BR>


<A HREF="University/Furn6.htm">Cleaning a large cotton chenille sectional sofa bodies and ottoman. </A> <BR><BR>

<A HREF="University/Furn7.htm">Cleaning the cushions of the cotton chenille sofa above.</A> <BR><BR>

<A HREF="University/Furn8.htm">Blue sofa, cotton denim type material. Hide-a-bed mechanism</A><BR><BR>

<A HREF="University/Furn9.htm">3 Piece sectional sofa. </A>Gray nylon velvet. House has a white poodle. Lots of embedded dog hair.<BR><BR>



<A HREF="University/Chair.htm"> Chair Cleaning</A><BR><BR>


<A HREF="University/FlockedChair.htm"> Flocked fabric chair and otto Cleaning</A><BR><BR>


<A HREF="University/EncapFurn.htm"> Cleaning a chair and sofas with Encapsulation shampooing.</A><BR><BR>

Dogrub<BR>
<A HREF="University/Dogrub.htm">Cleaning the back of a sofa where a dog rubs itself.</A><BR><BR>




<A HREF="University/EncapSofa2.htm"> Cleaning sofas, a rug and stairs with Encapsulation shampooing.</A><BR><BR>






<A HREF="University/Kneelers.htm">Specialty work- Church Kneelers.</A><BR><BR>

Most any kind of upholstery material size and shape can be cleaned.<BR><BR>


<A HREF="University/OfficeChairs.htm">Cleaning office chairs.</A>How I do them.<BR><BR>


<A HREF="University/SpeedyCleaning.htm">Speedy upholstery cleaning.</A> Demo at MikeFest in Santa Cruz on Feb 2006. Cleaning an average sofa in 7½ minutes.<BR><BR>

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CLEANING LOOSE RUGS OF ALL KINDS<BR><BR>


<A HREF="University/Rugclass06.htm">We put on a class </A>for cleaning rugs of all kinds, on November 18 2006 at Nolan Ashby's rug plant in Portland, Oregon.<BR><BR>


<A HREF="University/NewRugs.htm"> One way to begin cleaning loose rugs.</A>
Starting out with the equipment you already have.<BR><BR>

<A HREF="University/OrientalOnSite.htm">How I clean an India wool rug on site with HWE method</A> <BR><BR>

<A HREF="University/Washing rugs.htm">Cleaning several types of rugs.</A>Using my Chemstractor connected to my Truck Mount
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<A HREF="University/Wrugs.htm">Washing and hanging loose rugs </A><BR><BR>

<A HREF="University/WashRug&Pad.htm">Washing a rug and it's pad with many urine deposits.</A><BR><BR>

Encap different kinds of Rugs<BR>

<A HREF="University/EncapRugs.htm">Encapsulating shampooing some rugs instead of washing them.</A><BR><BR>



Encap Customer Bernard's rugs<BR>
<A HREF="University/EncapBernard.htm">Removing urine deposits from wool oriental rugs</A><BR><BR>


<A HREF="University/ClaudeBrewer.htm">Claude Brewer in the New Orleans area cleans some very dirty rugs.</A> After Hurricane Katrina<BR><BR>


Cleaning a Llama skin rug<BR>
<A HREF="University/LlamaSkinRug.htm">How I clean fur rugs such as a Llama skin rug</A>
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Checking the pH of old urine.<BR>
<A HREF="University/Urinetest.htm">Running a series of tests to see exactly what the pH of old urine is..<A/><BR><BR>

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Free Advertising Cardholder<BR>
<A HREF="University/CardH.htm"> One way to have some free advertising, and give out business cards.</A><BR><BR>

<A HREF="University/PureClean school.htm">Teaching a cleaning school </A>September 2003 in Colorado Springs, Colorado <BR><BR>

<A HREF="University/Q&A.htm">Some questions and answers on many subjects</A><BR><BR>







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Pages still to come-<BR>




PocketSpotGetter<BR>





Rugs<BR>



Cleaning silk<BR>

Sofa Cleaning  5, 6, 7, 8<BR>

Turbine Vac Maint<BR>

Ultrasuede chair<BR>

Underbed cleaning<BR>

Urine 2,3,<BR>

VerydirtyRug<BR>

Vomit 1,2<BR>

Washrugs<BR>

Wash pads<BR>






All 4 of my manuals<BR>

All of my articles written for CleanFax and for Cleaning Service Business magazine.<BR> All of my Special Reports. <BR>

Keep coming back because I won't let people know as I add more stuff.<BR>

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