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Advances in Extraction Tools, Scrub Wands and More (Oh My!)

August 1, 2012

By Gordon Hanks

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As a young carpet cleaner, what I referred to as a “light wand” actually felt more like pushing a bag of cement around on the carpet.

Game Plan: Suspended Soil Removal Methods

August 1, 2012

By Noel Frank

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The intention of this column is to subjectively discuss (my view) the carpet cleaning process in detail and in relation to the IICRC S100.

The August ICS Must See Product Gallery

August 1, 2012

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Check out the August ICS Must See Products from the latest technology and innovations currently on the market.

Game Plan: Absorbent Compound Cleaning

October 1, 2012

By Noel Frank

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The intention of this column is to subjectively discuss (my view) the carpet cleaning process in detail and in relation to the IICRC S100.

The October ICS Must See Product Gallery

October 1, 2012

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Check out the October ICS Must See Products from the latest technology and innovations currently on the market.

The November ICS Must See Product Gallery

November 1, 2012

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How to Deal with Heavy Traffic Lanes

How do we successfully deal with traffic lanes?

May 2, 2013

By Gordon Hanks

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When you walk through the front entrance of your commercial carpet cleaning account, it is often easy to locate the busiest areas by following the trail of asphalt tracked in from the parking lot on matted carpet that is already heavily impacted with soil.