1. POWER BEYOND THE CONVENTIONAL
ULTRA GREEN CARPET CARE SEMINAR School Carpet Care Program
Electrolytic Carpet Cleaning

2. THE HISTORY OF CARPET 1949 Russian Archeologist found oldest
carpet “Pazyryk” dated from 4th or 5th century B.C.
Carpet (rugs) used in ancient China, Israel, Persian, Greek and Roman cultures.
1271 Marco Polo introduces carpet (rugs)
to Europe and during 16th Century carpet
(rugs) became fashion in Europe’s castles.

3. THE HISTORY OF CARPET 1791 USA carpet industry starts in Philadelphia.
During the 19th Century pile carpets are
developed in the USA.
In 1925 large USA corporations enter the carpet
industry (Dupont, 3M and others).

4. CARPET CLEANING
       
SCATTERING
ABSORPTION
(Vacuum)

5. Carpet Cleaning THE CONVENTIONAL:
Requires a large selection of chemicals and equipment to be effective
High in Alkalinity
2D Carpet cleaning technology
May damage fibers with a multitude of chemicals. Degradation of carpet integrity
Always playing the guessing game

6. ELECTROLYTIC CLEANING TECHNOLOGY
Effective - Removes soils by neutralizing the surface
Saves Time - No dwell time necessary
Easy to Use – Can be used with any equipment and carpet
cleaning method
High Performance – One product to resolve all carpet cleaning needs.
Green Cleaning Technology – Green certified
Industry Recognized and Certified – CRI certified

7. Carpet Care System Ultra Green
Efficient – High performance; improves productivity, reduces supply and operations cost
Environment – Source reduction; uses one product for all carpet cleaning needs. Green and CRI certified
Social (community) – True in pride in the facility; improves student attendance, provides a clean, healthy, and comfortable learning environment

8. Concentration of Chemical
THE CONVENTIONAL
CLEANING WHEEL
Concentration of Chemical
Dwell time pH
Temperature
Mechanical Action

9. Concentration of Chemical
THE ELECTROLYTIC
CLEANING WHEEL
Concentration of Chemical
Dwell time pH
Temperature
Mechanical Action

10. Carpet Care Cleaning Methods
Bonnet Cleaning
Extraction
Encapsulation
Dry Cleaning
Low Moisture
Steam Cleaning
Shampoo

11. The Competition
Multiple products in an effort to clean and remove soil from carpets.

12. Carpet Cleaning Products Comparison
Competing Products
Ultra Clean
One product for all of you carpet cleaning needs.
Carpet Spotter
Carpet Cleaner
Carpet Shampoo
Carpet Stain Remover
Traffic Lane Cleaner
Carpet Gum Remover
Carpet Encapsulation Cleaner
Carpet HD Cleaner
Carpet Foam Cleaner
Carpet Dry Cleaner

13. Ultra Green Carpet Care Program Soil Containment And
Restoration
Carpet
Preventive
Maintenance
Carpet
Protection
Soil Containment
And
Carpet Preservation
Carpet
Daily
Maintenance

14. Ultra Green Carpet Care Program
Carpet Restoration – Deep cleaning scrubbing and extraction

15. Ultra Green Carpet Care Program
Carpet Protection – Applying carpet fiber protector

16. Ultra Green Carpet Care Program Carpet Daily Maintenance
Carpet vacuuming and spill/spot cleaning

17. Ultra Green Carpet Care Program
Carpet Preventive Maintenance – Carpet cleaning using a bonnet/pad, cylindrical carpet machine and extraction cleaning

18. Carpet Cleaning Products Comparison
Competing Products
Ultra Clean
One product for all of you carpet cleaning needs.
Carpet Spotter
Carpet Cleaner
Carpet Shampoo
Carpet Stain Remover
Traffic Lane Cleaner
Carpet Gum Remover
Carpet Encapsulation Cleaner
Carpet HD Cleaner
Carpet Foam Cleaner
Carpet Dry Cleaner

19. Ultra Clean
One product, to satisfy all carpet cleaning needs, compatible with all carpet cleaning methods and carpet cleaning equipment
Returns fibers and fabrics back to its original state of ionic neutrality, thus, carpets will stay cleaner/longer
Eco-Friendly (Green and CRI certified)
Enriches carpet fibers leaving them soft, supple, and fresh smelling
No hot water required. Fast to dry
Economical, reduces chemical and labors costs

20. Neutralizer Neutralizes chemical residue and malodors
Effective formula against ice melt residue
Eco-Friendly, green certified
Made from natural food grade acids

21. Protector
Creates protective shield more effective than Teflon based products
Increases aesthetic beauty of the fabric and fibers for extended period of time.
Provides easy spot blot off management with conventional sponge/cloth.
Removes guessing work/specific chemical training from protective carpet cleaning needs

22. How to Implement The Program
Physical survey of the facility, measure surface carpet areas to be clean
Cost analysis based on your current cost of carpet care maintenance
Present a custom plan to implement the program in your facility – based on location, human resources, equipment, products and supplies needed, and a maintenance plan

23. Operational Success Plan
Select a beta location for program implementation
Monitor the beta site up to 1 year to observe program efficiency in order to make necessary improvements
Upon success, implement the program throughout the school district