Thanks so much for this! I run a janitorial/ carpet/ window cleaning company and have been wondering if the oreck orbitor would be a good addition to my arsenal. Wonderful video. Your coverage of the solutions, and pads was a big help! Thanks!
You’re welcome I’m always happy to help Make sure to check out our chemical line greymatterchemistry.com/products/ols/products/obliterate-liquid-formula
I own a janitorial and floorcare business and use my Oreck orbiter all thr time to clean small areas. Especially tile in restrooms the little Oreck does a great job. I have 8 scrubber lol including the orbiter.
You need to try out Topps orbital Odyssey by far one of the best machines on the market it's my go-to for small stuff greymatterchemistry.com/products/ols/products/odyssey-by-trinity-op-systems
Without question it's word of mouth. Communicating with others in the community and being an active member with the people you want to clean for But I've also had success with both my website as well as Facebook
Hey 👋 sorry I forget which video you had but I think you mentioned you used the challenger pad driver for your oreck, do you still use it? Is it worth getting?
So you used trashed green and atomic as a pre spray and then also in the yellow bucket? I used thrashed green for HWE but just picked up an orbiter for smaller jobs in condos. Trying to figure out how to best utilize it.
@@carpetcleaningprofessor Thanks Tim, Very interesting machine but for the money I'd go with a 13" or 17" 175 floor machine and the price difference is around $1200 to $1500 less than the Orbot Slim. Here's a link to a 13" I would buy over the Orbot Slim. But this is just my opinion weighing out the option of both machines. www.faragjanitorial.com/online-store/Floor-Polisher-Machine-13-with-1-Tank-2-Brushes-1-Pad-Holder-p156175030
@@carpetcleaningprofessor I own a Orbitor XL Pro great little machine.I've used it on all types of floors ceramic tile, terrazzo, hardwood floors, laminate, and even marble and of course carpet. But for floor stripping I use a 175 because of the weight and torque. I don't use floor stripper instead I use a SPP pad with water or a diluted neutral floor cleaner.
We intentionally didn't move the chairs because they didn't pay for it. Is traffic patterns only and it was really for demonstration purposes keep that in mind
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Thanks so much for this! I run a janitorial/ carpet/ window cleaning company and have been wondering if the oreck orbitor would be a good addition to my arsenal. Wonderful video. Your coverage of the solutions, and pads was a big help! Thanks!
You’re welcome I’m always happy to help
Make sure to check out our chemical line
greymatterchemistry.com/products/ols/products/obliterate-liquid-formula
I own a janitorial and floorcare business and use my Oreck orbiter all thr time to clean small areas. Especially tile in restrooms the little Oreck does a great job. I have 8 scrubber lol including the orbiter.
You need to try out Topps orbital Odyssey by far one of the best machines on the market it's my go-to for small stuff
greymatterchemistry.com/products/ols/products/odyssey-by-trinity-op-systems
Thanks for the tips Tim!
How come you prefer the bonnet over a scrub pad?
Because bonnets have some absorbency that aids with cleaning
Good video.You can watch Washinton Pro. Paul ha a tutorial on maintenace of the oreck.to make it a lot Quieter for you.Tha k you for the Video.😀🏁
What have you found to be the best form of advertisement? I have found Yelp to be corrupt.
Without question it's word of mouth.
Communicating with others in the community and being an active member with the people you want to clean for
But I've also had success with both my website as well as Facebook
Ive seen people use the carpet brush attachment before using the bonnet, is that necessary ?
Only on heavily soil jobs
Hey 👋 sorry I forget which video you had but I think you mentioned you used the challenger pad driver for your oreck, do you still use it? Is it worth getting?
So you used trashed green and atomic as a pre spray and then also in the yellow bucket? I used thrashed green for HWE but just picked up an orbiter for smaller jobs in condos. Trying to figure out how to best utilize it.
Agitation from what I’m seeing thru my research
Hi Tim, I didn't see a link to the battery operated Hoss.
It is in the description but here's another link
www.magicwandcompany.com/product/orbot-slim/
@@carpetcleaningprofessor Thanks Tim, Very interesting machine but for the money I'd go with a 13" or 17" 175 floor machine and the price difference is around $1200 to $1500 less than the Orbot Slim. Here's a link to a 13" I would buy over the Orbot Slim. But this is just my opinion weighing out the option of both machines. www.faragjanitorial.com/online-store/Floor-Polisher-Machine-13-with-1-Tank-2-Brushes-1-Pad-Holder-p156175030
A floor machine is a great option very versatile. And very hard to beat for the price
@@carpetcleaningprofessor I own a Orbitor XL Pro great little machine.I've used it on all types of floors ceramic tile, terrazzo, hardwood floors, laminate, and even marble and of course carpet. But for floor stripping I use a 175 because of the weight and torque. I don't use floor stripper instead I use a SPP pad with water or a diluted neutral floor cleaner.
It is really hard to beat a 175 when it comes to performance
"Be nice and thorough"; but dont move the chairs before cleaning the carpet?
We intentionally didn't move the chairs because they didn't pay for it.
Is traffic patterns only and it was really for demonstration purposes keep that in mind
How lazy.
You can pay for his damages then, if any occur@michaelrosenbach4866