Are you tired of the same results using the same chemistry, tools & equipment?

Are you putting in the effort and not getting lasting results?

Which matters most, what dirt you leave in the carpet or what dirt you pour down the drain?

Want answers to these questions and more?

Engage in this class and learn what others are not. Carpets are considered, by some, to be more of a health concern than the restrooms in a building. Learn why and how to maintain this floor surface in a healthy manner.

Most modern carpeting is comprised of man-made fibers that are very durable. When maintained properly, they can withstand years of heavy use.

It is essential to recognize that, unlike hard surface floors, the dynamic nature of carpeted flooring can retain a significant amount of dirt and contaminants before they become visually apparent.

Course Material includes topics such as:

• Dry Soil Removal
• Spotting
• Routine Cleaning
• Low Moisture Cleaning
• Wet Carpet Cleaning

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Class Schedule:

The following schedule applies to all days of training.

• 1:00 PM - class begins
• 5:00 PM - class ends

*Additional breaks will be taken in the morning and afternoon at the instructor's discretion.

David Thompson

Your instructor, Dave Thompson, is an international professor of cleaning. Throughout his 50-year career in the industry, he has owned and operated a building service contracting company, consulted with thousands of operations across the US and abroad, and taught professional development to students worldwide.