I used ProChem's All Fiber Rinse for the first time this weekend and was really impressed. I started out by mixing a couple of ounces with a gallon of water and putting some in my Bissell LGM and did the carpet in my ride.
I had cleaned the carpet a month ago with a regular carpet cleaner and there weren't any spots or stains, just the dirty water and salt from my boots from all the snow and ice sitting in the rubber all weather mats.
The All Fiber Rinse made short work of that and I extracted just as much of the dirt as before when using a cleaner. The carper fibers seem to look more "alive" and it was very clean.
Excited I thought I used some on the carpets in the house with my Bissell Proheat 2X. I cleaned the carpets with a Traffic Lane Cleaner then dumped that solution from the tank, rinsed it out, then added some of the All Fiber Rinse I had mixed up earlier.
The results were the same, in that it did leave the fibers looking more alive and the carpet seemed brighter. It also pulled up more or the residual soap then just rinsing with water but I did notice a lot of foaming in the recovery tank. I'm not sure why that is as it wasn't the case with the Little Green Machine.
All in all it's a very good product. A gallon only cost me a little over $18.00 and shipping was not only reasonable but very fast. My order arrived in two days.
It comes with a variety of mixing instructions depending on your machine type and/or use and I think it's a nice little entry into my arsenal.
MorBiD
I had cleaned the carpet a month ago with a regular carpet cleaner and there weren't any spots or stains, just the dirty water and salt from my boots from all the snow and ice sitting in the rubber all weather mats.
The All Fiber Rinse made short work of that and I extracted just as much of the dirt as before when using a cleaner. The carper fibers seem to look more "alive" and it was very clean.
Excited I thought I used some on the carpets in the house with my Bissell Proheat 2X. I cleaned the carpets with a Traffic Lane Cleaner then dumped that solution from the tank, rinsed it out, then added some of the All Fiber Rinse I had mixed up earlier.
The results were the same, in that it did leave the fibers looking more alive and the carpet seemed brighter. It also pulled up more or the residual soap then just rinsing with water but I did notice a lot of foaming in the recovery tank. I'm not sure why that is as it wasn't the case with the Little Green Machine.
All in all it's a very good product. A gallon only cost me a little over $18.00 and shipping was not only reasonable but very fast. My order arrived in two days.
It comes with a variety of mixing instructions depending on your machine type and/or use and I think it's a nice little entry into my arsenal.
MorBiD
