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Ultra High Speed Drying System
Interlink Supply of Seattle Tukwila, WA
Class Dates: Thursday
Price: FREE Instructor: John Otero At this course you'll learn: A systematic approach to the fastest possible drying method - drying with heat while maintaining low ambient temperatures - how we get rid of the moisture with the Reets Evaporation Method - To calculate evaporation potential and qualify your equipment decisions - what numbers you need to know and how to use them to dry.
Topics covered this session: 1/2 Day TES Drying Systems Seminar
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IICRC Stone, Masonry, & Tile Tech
ILS - Century Cleaning Supply Houston, TX
Class Dates: 8, 9
Price: $ $239. Instructor: Dane Gregory Soil prevention: walk off matting; walkway and entry maintenance; dry soil removal systems for grouted flooring
Maintenance guidelines: Initial maintenance; routine maintenance; periodic/interim maintenance; intensive/corrective maintenance
Restoration of floors: diamond pad honing and polishing; abrasive powder honing and polishing
Review of natural floor types and materials: principles of identification; geology; marble; limestone; travertine; granite; slate, sandstone; tumbling, flaming, and finishing techniques
Ceramic tile and masonry manufacturing processes, uses, and cleaning techniques: : quarry tile, terra cotta; saltillo; porcelain; terrazzo, brick, paver stone, glass tile, concrete, grout
Slip, trip, and fall: Overview; cost to business; direct causes; safety recipe; wet floor safety; recordkeeping
Environmental health and safety: cleaning products; cleaning procedures; IAQ and IEQ; radon
Security: Company property; customer property
Basic floor care principals and procedures: Knowing the floor types; results of improper cleaning and maintenance; routine cleaning procedures; scrubbing procedures; honing and polishing; diamond polishing; lippage removal; abrasive powders; penetrating sealers and topical coatings.
Chemicals, tools, and equipment: the pH scale and cleaning; chemical safety; common floor care chemicals, mop pails and wringers; power equipment; rotary hard surface floor cleaning tools, hard surface cleaning wands; technician safety issues
Hands-on practice: Floor covering identification; problem identification; test cleaning; maintenance plan development
Problem solving and troubleshooting: role of the certified inspector, solving common floor care problems
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IICRC Carpet Cleaning Tech
Alltec Network Royston Herts, UK SG
Class Dates: 12, 13
Price: Call for pricing. Instructor: Paul Pearce The most commonly encountered natural (wool, cotton, silk, sisal) and synthetic (nylon, polyester, olefin, acrylic, rayon) carpet fibers- characteristics
The carpet manufacturing process: fiber selection, fiber production, (natural, synthetic continuous filament and stubble), yarn manufacturing (spinning, twisting, heat setting), construction (tufted, woven, fusion bonded), dyeing, and finishing - how each step effects clean ability.
Fundamentals of cleaning: dry soil removal (vacuums and vacuuming), soil suspension (chemical action, heat agitation, time), related to every cleaning job.
Cleaning methods: hot water extraction, absorbent pad (bonnet) cleaning, absorbent compound, rotary and dry foam shampoo, and encapsulation low moisture cleaning.
Corrective and restorative deep cleaning: equipment, procedures, indoor environmental quality.
Operational efficiency: van accessories, portable heaters, injection sprayers, electric sprayers, battery sprayers, pump up sprayers, cleaning wands and wand technique and power wands.
Fundamentals of cleaning chemistry: the ph scale;, spotting, and effects on carpet fiber; soaps and detergents; hard waters effects upon cleaning; specific solution selection (pre-sprays, rising/extractions, encapsulation, bonnet, rotary or dry foam and boosters)
Carpet Spotting: contents of spotting kits, spot and stain removal chemical selection, unknown spots, application and procedures, reducing bleaches, oxidizing bleaches, stain removal kits, specific spot and stain removal procedures.
Safety and job considerations: MSDS, hazard communication, chemical safety, equipment safety, hose handling, customer service considerations waste water handling.
Carpet problems: detects, characteristics, installation cleaning related problems (shrinkage, streaking, accelerated re-soiling, fungi growth, browning, bleeding, furniture stains), inspection, prevention, customer education and correction.
Specialty areas: deodorization, carpet and fabric protection, cleaning stain resistant warranted carpets.
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IICRC Water Damage Restoration
ILS - Cleaner's Closet - Glen Burnie Glen Burnie, MD
Class Dates: 13, 14, 15
Price: $ $289 Instructor: Dennis Klager Major causes of water damage, finding all the water, responsibilities of the water damage restoration technician, controlling the scene.
Safety: IICRC Standards - written plans, hazard communication standard, personal protective equipment (PPE), job hazards - slip and fall, electricity, weight of water and eliminating hazards, the immuno-compromised,, categories of water damage, third party evaluation
Equipment of water damage: extraction equipment extraction tools, hard surface wands, inspection tools- thermo-hygrometer, moisture meters, penetrating meters, moisture sensors, thermal imaging camera, air movers, axial fans, wall drying units, injection units, dehumidifiers, refrigerants, desiccants, air exchangers, heated air units, air filtration devices, foggers
Chemicals of water damage restoration: biocides and disinfectants, spotting chemicals, rust, browning & yellowing correction, pet urine treatments, carpet cleaning solutions, fine fabric and delicate rugs
Carpet identification: cushion identification, carpet construction, disengagement procedures, delamination.
How water flows through the structure: case studies, common structural problems vapor retarding materials, challenges, crawl spaces, hardwood floors
Psimple Psychrometry: the science of drying relative humidity, specific humidity, vapor pressure dew point, calculations and chart analysis, secondary damage, saturation, permeance, balanced drying system, increasing rate of evaporation, dot communication system
Reets evaporation method: evaporation as the bottleneck of drying, energizing the water molecules with directed controlled heat application to increase evaporation, understanding vapor pressure, airflow applied directly to the water, dehumidification and evacuation, case studies, thermal energy system high speed structural drying
Mold: types of mold, principles of mold remediation visible mold growth, safety issues
Drying hardwood and alternate floors: vinyl and hardwood, moisture content, tent drying, push and pull method, negative air method, laminate flooring
Contents restoration: dying with trapped moisture, drapery, upholstery, books and papers "special-handling contents, contents requiring prompt action
Clean loss procedures: office procedures, work authorization and deductible, informed consent, drying procedures, taking measurements, inspection and documentation, ceilings, monitoring the mob, work completion and payment
Grey and black water procedures: ongoing inspection and evaluation, evacuation, mitigation phase, evaluation,
coordination, waste disposal, S500 procedures
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IICRC Carpet Cleaning Tech
ILS - Carpet Cleaners Emporium San Diego, CA
Class Dates: 13, 14
Price: Call for pricing. Instructor: Doug Heiferman The most commonly encountered natural (wool, cotton, silk, sisal) and synthetic (nylon, polyester, olefin, acrylic, rayon) carpet fibers- characteristics
The carpet manufacturing process: fiber selection, fiber production, (natural, synthetic continuous filament and stubble), yarn manufacturing (spinning, twisting, heat setting), construction (tufted, woven, fusion bonded), dyeing, and finishing - how each step effects clean ability.
Fundamentals of cleaning: dry soil removal (vacuums and vacuuming), soil suspension (chemical action, heat agitation, time), related to every cleaning job.
Cleaning methods: hot water extraction, absorbent pad (bonnet) cleaning, absorbent compound, rotary and dry foam shampoo, and encapsulation low moisture cleaning.
Corrective and restorative deep cleaning: equipment, procedures, indoor environmental quality.
Operational efficiency: van accessories, portable heaters, injection sprayers, electric sprayers, battery sprayers, pump up sprayers, cleaning wands and wand technique and power wands.
Fundamentals of cleaning chemistry: the ph scale;, spotting, and effects on carpet fiber; soaps and detergents; hard waters effects upon cleaning; specific solution selection (pre-sprays, rising/extractions, encapsulation, bonnet, rotary or dry foam and boosters)
Carpet Spotting: contents of spotting kits, spot and stain removal chemical selection, unknown spots, application and procedures, reducing bleaches, oxidizing bleaches, stain removal kits, specific spot and stain removal procedures.
Safety and job considerations: MSDS, hazard communication, chemical safety, equipment safety, hose handling, customer service considerations waste water handling.
Carpet problems: detects, characteristics, installation cleaning related problems (shrinkage, streaking, accelerated re-soiling, fungi growth, browning, bleeding, furniture stains), inspection, prevention, customer education and correction.
Specialty areas: deodorization, carpet and fabric protection, cleaning stain resistant warranted carpets.
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IICRC Carpet Cleaning Tech
ILS - Carpet Cleaners Emporium San Diego, CA
Class Dates: 13, 14
Price: $ $299 2wks in advance $349 within the 2wks Instructor: Doug Heiferman The most commonly encountered natural (wool, cotton, silk, sisal) and synthetic (nylon, polyester, olefin, acrylic, rayon) carpet fibers- characteristics
The carpet manufacturing process: fiber selection, fiber production, (natural, synthetic continuous filament and stubble), yarn manufacturing (spinning, twisting, heat setting), construction (tufted, woven, fusion bonded), dyeing, and finishing - how each step effects clean ability.
Fundamentals of cleaning: dry soil removal (vacuums and vacuuming), soil suspension (chemical action, heat agitation, time), related to every cleaning job.
Cleaning methods: hot water extraction, absorbent pad (bonnet) cleaning, absorbent compound, rotary and dry foam shampoo, and encapsulation low moisture cleaning.
Corrective and restorative deep cleaning: equipment, procedures, indoor environmental quality.
Operational efficiency: van accessories, portable heaters, injection sprayers, electric sprayers, battery sprayers, pump up sprayers, cleaning wands and wand technique and power wands.
Fundamentals of cleaning chemistry: the ph scale;, spotting, and effects on carpet fiber; soaps and detergents; hard waters effects upon cleaning; specific solution selection (pre-sprays, rising/extractions, encapsulation, bonnet, rotary or dry foam and boosters)
Carpet Spotting: contents of spotting kits, spot and stain removal chemical selection, unknown spots, application and procedures, reducing bleaches, oxidizing bleaches, stain removal kits, specific spot and stain removal procedures.
Safety and job considerations: MSDS, hazard communication, chemical safety, equipment safety, hose handling, customer service considerations waste water handling.
Carpet problems: detects, characteristics, installation cleaning related problems (shrinkage, streaking, accelerated re-soiling, fungi growth, browning, bleeding, furniture stains), inspection, prevention, customer education and correction.
Specialty areas: deodorization, carpet and fabric protection, cleaning stain resistant warranted carpets.
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IICRC Carpet Cleaning Tech
Interlink Supply of Omaha Omaha, NE
Class Dates: 15, 16
Price: $ $299 Instructor: George Cazares The most commonly encountered natural (wool, cotton, silk, sisal) and synthetic (nylon, polyester, olefin, acrylic, rayon) carpet fibers- characteristics
The carpet manufacturing process: fiber selection, fiber production, (natural, synthetic continuous filament and stubble), yarn manufacturing (spinning, twisting, heat setting), construction (tufted, woven, fusion bonded), dyeing, and finishing - how each step effects clean ability.
Fundamentals of cleaning: dry soil removal (vacuums and vacuuming), soil suspension (chemical action, heat agitation, time), related to every cleaning job.
Cleaning methods: hot water extraction, absorbent pad (bonnet) cleaning, absorbent compound, rotary and dry foam shampoo, and encapsulation low moisture cleaning.
Corrective and restorative deep cleaning: equipment, procedures, indoor environmental quality.
Operational efficiency: van accessories, portable heaters, injection sprayers, electric sprayers, battery sprayers, pump up sprayers, cleaning wands and wand technique and power wands.
Fundamentals of cleaning chemistry: the ph scale;, spotting, and effects on carpet fiber; soaps and detergents; hard waters effects upon cleaning; specific solution selection (pre-sprays, rising/extractions, encapsulation, bonnet, rotary or dry foam and boosters)
Carpet Spotting: contents of spotting kits, spot and stain removal chemical selection, unknown spots, application and procedures, reducing bleaches, oxidizing bleaches, stain removal kits, specific spot and stain removal procedures.
Safety and job considerations: MSDS, hazard communication, chemical safety, equipment safety, hose handling, customer service considerations waste water handling.
Carpet problems: detects, characteristics, installation cleaning related problems (shrinkage, streaking, accelerated re-soiling, fungi growth, browning, bleeding, furniture stains), inspection, prevention, customer education and correction.
Specialty areas: deodorization, carpet and fabric protection, cleaning stain resistant warranted carpets.
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Spinergy Stone Care Solutions
ILS - Everlast Cleaning Equipment & Supplies Fort Lauderdale, FL
Class Dates: 16th
Price: $ $75 Instructor: Jeff Petersen Spinergy Stone Care Simplified
ฝ Day Course Outline
Generating Profits with Stone Care Services
Your Service Choices
Introduction to Stone & Tile Care
Diminishing Market Share for Carpet
The Market and how to profit in it
Everyone has a hard surface in their home
Commercial services
Floor Content
Man-Made
Natural Stone
Types of Grout
3 Step Stone Identification
Stone types
Acid sensitivity
Grout types
Job Set-Up
Pre-inspection
Preparation & Set-Up
Equipment & Tools
Chemical Solutions
Procedures Overview
Preventative Maintenance
Routine or Daily Maintenance
Restorative Cleaning
Acid Cleaning for Stone, Tile & Grout
Countertop Maintenance
Sealing Procedures
Special Issues & Challenges
Transforming & Modifying
Spinergy Stone Polishing Pads
Hands on Demonstration of Spinergy Stone Polishing Pads
Using the pads
Maintenance of the pads
A Short Discussion on Bidding and Pricing
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IICRC Carpet Cleaning Tech
Interlink Supply of Denver Denver, CO
Class Dates: 19, 20
Price: $ $299 Instructor: George Cazares The most commonly encountered natural (wool, cotton, silk, sisal) and synthetic (nylon, polyester, olefin, acrylic, rayon) carpet fibers- characteristics
The carpet manufacturing process: fiber selection, fiber production, (natural, synthetic continuous filament and stubble), yarn manufacturing (spinning, twisting, heat setting), construction (tufted, woven, fusion bonded), dyeing, and finishing - how each step effects clean ability.
Fundamentals of cleaning: dry soil removal (vacuums and vacuuming), soil suspension (chemical action, heat agitation, time), related to every cleaning job.
Cleaning methods: hot water extraction, absorbent pad (bonnet) cleaning, absorbent compound, rotary and dry foam shampoo, and encapsulation low moisture cleaning.
Corrective and restorative deep cleaning: equipment, procedures, indoor environmental quality.
Operational efficiency: van accessories, portable heaters, injection sprayers, electric sprayers, battery sprayers, pump up sprayers, cleaning wands and wand technique and power wands.
Fundamentals of cleaning chemistry: the ph scale;, spotting, and effects on carpet fiber; soaps and detergents; hard waters effects upon cleaning; specific solution selection (pre-sprays, rising/extractions, encapsulation, bonnet, rotary or dry foam and boosters)
Carpet Spotting: contents of spotting kits, spot and stain removal chemical selection, unknown spots, application and procedures, reducing bleaches, oxidizing bleaches, stain removal kits, specific spot and stain removal procedures.
Safety and job considerations: MSDS, hazard communication, chemical safety, equipment safety, hose handling, customer service considerations waste water handling.
Carpet problems: detects, characteristics, installation cleaning related problems (shrinkage, streaking, accelerated re-soiling, fungi growth, browning, bleeding, furniture stains), inspection, prevention, customer education and correction.
Specialty areas: deodorization, carpet and fabric protection, cleaning stain resistant warranted carpets.
Topics covered this session: This course will be taught in SPANISH
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IICRC Carpet Cleaning Tech
Interlink Supply of Kansas Kansas City, KS
Class Dates: 21, 22
Price: $ $299 Instructor: Doug Heiferman The most commonly encountered natural (wool, cotton, silk, sisal) and synthetic (nylon, polyester, olefin, acrylic, rayon) carpet fibers- characteristics
The carpet manufacturing process: fiber selection, fiber production, (natural, synthetic continuous filament and stubble), yarn manufacturing (spinning, twisting, heat setting), construction (tufted, woven, fusion bonded), dyeing, and finishing - how each step effects clean ability.
Fundamentals of cleaning: dry soil removal (vacuums and vacuuming), soil suspension (chemical action, heat agitation, time), related to every cleaning job.
Cleaning methods: hot water extraction, absorbent pad (bonnet) cleaning, absorbent compound, rotary and dry foam shampoo, and encapsulation low moisture cleaning.
Corrective and restorative deep cleaning: equipment, procedures, indoor environmental quality.
Operational efficiency: van accessories, portable heaters, injection sprayers, electric sprayers, battery sprayers, pump up sprayers, cleaning wands and wand technique and power wands.
Fundamentals of cleaning chemistry: the ph scale;, spotting, and effects on carpet fiber; soaps and detergents; hard waters effects upon cleaning; specific solution selection (pre-sprays, rising/extractions, encapsulation, bonnet, rotary or dry foam and boosters)
Carpet Spotting: contents of spotting kits, spot and stain removal chemical selection, unknown spots, application and procedures, reducing bleaches, oxidizing bleaches, stain removal kits, specific spot and stain removal procedures.
Safety and job considerations: MSDS, hazard communication, chemical safety, equipment safety, hose handling, customer service considerations waste water handling.
Carpet problems: detects, characteristics, installation cleaning related problems (shrinkage, streaking, accelerated re-soiling, fungi growth, browning, bleeding, furniture stains), inspection, prevention, customer education and correction.
Specialty areas: deodorization, carpet and fabric protection, cleaning stain resistant warranted carpets.
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IICRC Water Damage Restoration
Interlink Supply of Denver Denver, CO
Class Dates: 21, 22, 23
Price: Call for pricing. Instructor: George Cazares Major causes of water damage, finding all the water, responsibilities of the water damage restoration technician, controlling the scene.
Safety: IICRC Standards - written plans, hazard communication standard, personal protective equipment (PPE), job hazards - slip and fall, electricity, weight of water and eliminating hazards, the immuno-compromised,, categories of water damage, third party evaluation
Equipment of water damage: extraction equipment extraction tools, hard surface wands, inspection tools- thermo-hygrometer, moisture meters, penetrating meters, moisture sensors, thermal imaging camera, air movers, axial fans, wall drying units, injection units, dehumidifiers, refrigerants, desiccants, air exchangers, heated air units, air filtration devices, foggers
Chemicals of water damage restoration: biocides and disinfectants, spotting chemicals, rust, browning & yellowing correction, pet urine treatments, carpet cleaning solutions, fine fabric and delicate rugs
Carpet identification: cushion identification, carpet construction, disengagement procedures, delamination.
How water flows through the structure: case studies, common structural problems vapor retarding materials, challenges, crawl spaces, hardwood floors
Psimple Psychrometry: the science of drying relative humidity, specific humidity, vapor pressure dew point, calculations and chart analysis, secondary damage, saturation, permeance, balanced drying system, increasing rate of evaporation, dot communication system
Reets evaporation method: evaporation as the bottleneck of drying, energizing the water molecules with directed controlled heat application to increase evaporation, understanding vapor pressure, airflow applied directly to the water, dehumidification and evacuation, case studies, thermal energy system high speed structural drying
Mold: types of mold, principles of mold remediation visible mold growth, safety issues
Drying hardwood and alternate floors: vinyl and hardwood, moisture content, tent drying, push and pull method, negative air method, laminate flooring
Contents restoration: dying with trapped moisture, drapery, upholstery, books and papers "special-handling contents, contents requiring prompt action
Clean loss procedures: office procedures, work authorization and deductible, informed consent, drying procedures, taking measurements, inspection and documentation, ceilings, monitoring the mob, work completion and payment
Grey and black water procedures: ongoing inspection and evaluation, evacuation, mitigation phase, evaluation,
coordination, waste disposal, S500 procedures
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IICRC Commercial Carpet Maintenance Tech
ILS - Cleaner's Closet - Virginia Beach Virginia Beach, VA
Class Dates: CANCELED
Price: $ $289 Instructor: Dennis Klager The value of planned commercial carpet maintenance: benefits of planned cleaning; differences between residential and commercial carpet, appearance demand cleaning
Carpet construction: fiber characteristics; fiber identification, construction styles; installation how each affects cleaning and maintenance
The chemistry of cleaning: chemical action, agitation, temperature, time
Components of cleaning chemicals: detergents; solvents; acid or alkaline builders, enzymes
Basic procedures for carpet maintenance and care: vacuuming, preconditioning; rinsing/extraction; spotting; grooming; drying.
Components of planned maintenance: soil control/prevention; interim/periodic maintenance; intensive/restorative/corrective cleaning
The methods of cleaning: dry foam shampoo/extraction; rotary brush shampoo/extraction; absorbent (bonnet) pad; encapsulation; surface hot water extraction; dual methods, high performance hot water extraction
Specialty chemicals: anti-static agents; fabric protectors; foam control
Benchmarking your cleaning operations: cleaning and coverage rates; product coverage rates
Carpet deodorization
Spot and Stain removal: procedures; spotting kits; standard and specialty spotting solutions
Special situations: yellowing; rapid resoiling; filtration soiling; unsatisfactory appearance after cleaning; cellulosic browning; fungi growth
Safety on the job: ventilation; chemical handling and usage; equipment considerations; job set-up; personal protective equipment (PPE); bloodborne pathogens standard
Developing a planned maintenance program: analyzing building usage and floor plans; objectives of a maintenance program; assigning area designations
The value of planned commercial carpet maintenance: benefits of planned cleaning; differences between residential and commercial carpet, appearance demand cleaning
Carpet construction: fiber characteristics; fiber identification, construction styles; installation how each affects cleaning and maintenance
The chemistry of cleaning: chemical action, agitation, temperature, time
Components of cleaning chemicals: detergents; solvents; acid or alkaline builders, enzymes
Basic procedures for carpet maintenance and care: vacuuming, preconditioning; rinsing/extraction; spotting; grooming; drying.
Components of planned maintenance: soil control/prevention; interim/periodic maintenance; intensive/restorative/corrective cleaning
The methods of cleaning: dry foam shampoo/extraction; rotary brush shampoo/extraction; absorbent (bonnet) pad; encapsulation; surface hot water extraction; dual methods, high performance hot water extraction
Specialty chemicals: anti-static agents; fabric protectors; foam control
Benchmarking your cleaning operations: cleaning and coverage rates; product coverage rates
Carpet deodorization
Spot and Stain removal: procedures; spotting kits; standard and specialty spotting solutions
Special situations: yellowing; rapid resoiling; filtration soiling; unsatisfactory appearance after cleaning; cellulosic browning; fungi growth
Safety on the job: ventilation; chemical handling and usage; equipment considerations; job set-up; personal protective equipment (PPE); bloodborne pathogens standard
Developing a planned maintenance program: analyzing building usage and floor plans; objectives of a maintenance program; assigning area designations
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Leather Specialist
Interlink Supply of Denver Denver, CO
Class Dates: Canceled
Price: $ Canceled Instructor: George Cazares Terms of Leather: aniline, protected, and nubuck
What is leather: hides, skins, and how leather ends up on furniture.
Advantages of leather: nvestment; breathable; strength; calming influence.
Modern leather manufacturing: Effects of weather; effects at slaughterhouse; the tanning process, European resistance standards
Leather as a fabric: leather cost factors; furniture cost factors; top grain and split grain leather; full and corrected grain leather; soiling and comfort characteristics
Leather identification: visual test; touch test; surface scratching; water test; protection cream test, test results analysis chart
Leather cleaning, conditioning, protection products: strong cleaner, protection cream; revitalizer; nubuck protector; spot remover; oleosa for pull-up leathers; wax for waxed leathers; ink lifters; degreasers; finish; foam cleaners;
Applicators and tools: soft cloth; cleaning sponges
Special challenges: cracking and damage; stains; problem troubleshooting and solution guides
Marketing and pricing
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Water Damage Seminar
ILS - Cleaner's Closet - Virginia Beach Virginia Beach, VA
Class Dates: CANCELED
Price: $ $99 Instructor: Dennis Klager Refresh your knowledge while gaining IICRC CEC credit.
Included in the day:
Categories of water
Classes of water
When do we use biocides?
Figuring number of dehumidifiers
Using Heat
Can You Take Longer Than Everyone Else & Survive?
How to get business
A fun learning experience with a lively, interesting, presenter!
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IICRC Upholstery Fabric Tech
Interlink Supply of Nashville Nashville, TN
Class Dates: 26, 27
Price: $ $299 Instructor: Steve Andrews Opportunities and fears
Upholstery fibers: cellulosic (cotton, linen, jute) protein (wool, silk) synthetic (rayon, acetate, nylon, polyester, acrylic and olefin), Fiber identification: visual identification, burn testing, chemical testing
Fiber manufacturing: spinning fiber into yarn, fabric types and weaves- tufting, flocking, weaving
o Types of weaves: plain weave, basket weave, jacquard weave, twill, satin pile, novelty yarns
o Finishing techniques: calendering, glazing, mercerizing, morreing, weighting
o Fabric dyeing: pre and post dyeing: cleaning characteristics and limitations.
Upholstery cleaning chemistry: the ph scale, upholstery soil versus carpet soil; formulation of upholstery cleaning chemicals, chemistry of dry cleaning.
Upholstery cleaning basics: upholstery soiling; basics of soil suspension chemical, heat, action, time.
Principles of upholstery cleaning: dry vacuuming, pre-conditioning, extraction or soil removal, finishing drying.
The methods of upholstery cleaning: hot water extraction cleaning, cleaning tools, wet shampoo extractions, dry foam shampooing dry extraction, encapsulation cleaning; dry cleaning.
Spotting: professional spotting kit, spot and stain removal chemicals, specialty procedures for spot removal on upholstery, unknown spots
Cleaning related problems: bleeding; crocking; fading; fabric deterioration; shrinkage, browning, migrating ink marks; texture change; assessment for potential, prevention and correction.
Pre-cleaning inspection: potential cleaning related problems, fiber fabric and weave, age and condition; platform issues; reporting findings to the customer.
Upholstery agitation and grooming tools: grooming; agitation; nap setting, load list.
Job set up and cleaning procedures: pre-inspection; testing; cleaning codes; preparing work area; grooming and drying; preconditioning; extraction; neutralizing and conditioning; fabric protection; drying.
Office partition cleaning: construction; cleaning.
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IICRC Carpet Cleaning Tech
Interlink Supply of Seattle Tukwila, WA
Class Dates: 26, 27
Price: Call for pricing. Instructor: Doug Heiferman The most commonly encountered natural (wool, cotton, silk, sisal) and synthetic (nylon, polyester, olefin, acrylic, rayon) carpet fibers- characteristics
The carpet manufacturing process: fiber selection, fiber production, (natural, synthetic continuous filament and stubble), yarn manufacturing (spinning, twisting, heat setting), construction (tufted, woven, fusion bonded), dyeing, and finishing - how each step effects clean ability.
Fundamentals of cleaning: dry soil removal (vacuums and vacuuming), soil suspension (chemical action, heat agitation, time), related to every cleaning job.
Cleaning methods: hot water extraction, absorbent pad (bonnet) cleaning, absorbent compound, rotary and dry foam shampoo, and encapsulation low moisture cleaning.
Corrective and restorative deep cleaning: equipment, procedures, indoor environmental quality.
Operational efficiency: van accessories, portable heaters, injection sprayers, electric sprayers, battery sprayers, pump up sprayers, cleaning wands and wand technique and power wands.
Fundamentals of cleaning chemistry: the ph scale;, spotting, and effects on carpet fiber; soaps and detergents; hard waters effects upon cleaning; specific solution selection (pre-sprays, rising/extractions, encapsulation, bonnet, rotary or dry foam and boosters)
Carpet Spotting: contents of spotting kits, spot and stain removal chemical selection, unknown spots, application and procedures, reducing bleaches, oxidizing bleaches, stain removal kits, specific spot and stain removal procedures.
Safety and job considerations: MSDS, hazard communication, chemical safety, equipment safety, hose handling, customer service considerations waste water handling.
Carpet problems: detects, characteristics, installation cleaning related problems (shrinkage, streaking, accelerated re-soiling, fungi growth, browning, bleeding, furniture stains), inspection, prevention, customer education and correction.
Specialty areas: deodorization, carpet and fabric protection, cleaning stain resistant warranted carpets.
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IICRC Fire Damage Restoration
ILS - Everlast Cleaning Equipment & Supplies Fort Lauderdale, FL
Class Dates: 26, 27
Price: $ $349 Instructor: Joseph Dobbins Introduction: definitions: causes of fire damage; restoration contractors
Characteristics and type of smoke: components of fire and smoke; effects of contamination; summary of ongoing damage created by contamination; categories of smoke residue; behavior of smoke; and immediate safety hazards to be addressed
Professional responsibility: technician, insured, and the insurance company.
Conducting the inspection: correct terminology; definitions of stakeholders; communication and paperwork
Estimating/inspection procedures: general procedures and contents of the test kit; items to be tested
Integral strategy and planning: job planning; execution objectives; personnel
Restoration chemicals, supplies, and equipment: Cleaning chemicals; deodorizing agents; equipment (air scrubbers, injection systems, sprayers, exhaust fans; deodorant diffusers, wet foggers, hot or thermal foggers; ozone generators; safety equipment; restoration load lists
Deodorizing and Odor Control: deodorizing steps (chemical containment, vapor phase, pressurized thermal fogging, ozone gas, sealing); treatment of smoke odors; deodorizing checklist
Restoration options and the restorers responsibility: clean; resurface, replace
Basic cleaning: the actions of cleaning; setting priorities and where to start; loss containment and safety; work progression
Furnace systems and ductwork: inspection; refinishing and sealing specifications; refinishing and cleaning specification
Structural cleaning: chemical and equipment considerations; specifications; cleaning of walls (painted surfaces, wall coverings, unfinished surfaces, masonry, paneling or cabinets) ceilings (acoustical, blown, and painted); wall tile; windows and glass; structural fixtures; concrete floors; and carpeting.
Contents restoration: cleaning methods, wood furniture restoration; soft furnishings; window treatments; specialized contents cleaning
Packing moving and storage: security; storage;
Art restoration: construction; preliminary examination; raking light; cleaning, finishing; extensive restoration
Professionalism in Fire Damage Restoration: the contractor interfacing with the insured and the adjuster
Pricing, bidding, and estimating
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IICRC Water Damage Restoration
ILS - Carpet Cleaners Emporium San Diego, CA
Class Dates: 27, 28, 29
Price: $ $349 in advance/written 2 weeks of class $429.00 Instructor: Dennis Klager Major causes of water damage, finding all the water, responsibilities of the water damage restoration technician, controlling the scene.
Safety: IICRC Standards - written plans, hazard communication standard, personal protective equipment (PPE), job hazards - slip and fall, electricity, weight of water and eliminating hazards, the immuno-compromised,, categories of water damage, third party evaluation
Equipment of water damage: extraction equipment extraction tools, hard surface wands, inspection tools- thermo-hygrometer, moisture meters, penetrating meters, moisture sensors, thermal imaging camera, air movers, axial fans, wall drying units, injection units, dehumidifiers, refrigerants, desiccants, air exchangers, heated air units, air filtration devices, foggers
Chemicals of water damage restoration: biocides and disinfectants, spotting chemicals, rust, browning & yellowing correction, pet urine treatments, carpet cleaning solutions, fine fabric and delicate rugs
Carpet identification: cushion identification, carpet construction, disengagement procedures, delamination.
How water flows through the structure: case studies, common structural problems vapor retarding materials, challenges, crawl spaces, hardwood floors
Psimple Psychrometry: the science of drying relative humidity, specific humidity, vapor pressure dew point, calculations and chart analysis, secondary damage, saturation, permeance, balanced drying system, increasing rate of evaporation, dot communication system
Reets evaporation method: evaporation as the bottleneck of drying, energizing the water molecules with directed controlled heat application to increase evaporation, understanding vapor pressure, airflow applied directly to the water, dehumidification and evacuation, case studies, thermal energy system high speed structural drying
Mold: types of mold, principles of mold remediation visible mold growth, safety issues
Drying hardwood and alternate floors: vinyl and hardwood, moisture content, tent drying, push and pull method, negative air method, laminate flooring
Contents restoration: dying with trapped moisture, drapery, upholstery, books and papers "special-handling contents, contents requiring prompt action
Clean loss procedures: office procedures, work authorization and deductible, informed consent, drying procedures, taking measurements, inspection and documentation, ceilings, monitoring the mob, work completion and payment
Grey and black water procedures: ongoing inspection and evaluation, evacuation, mitigation phase, evaluation,
coordination, waste disposal, S500 procedures
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IICRC Upholstery Fabric Tech
Alltec Network Royston Herts, UK SG
Class Dates: 27, 28
Price: Call for pricing. Instructor: Paul Pearce Opportunities and fears
Upholstery fibers: cellulosic (cotton, linen, jute) protein (wool, silk) synthetic (rayon, acetate, nylon, polyester, acrylic and olefin), Fiber identification: visual identification, burn testing, chemical testing
Fiber manufacturing: spinning fiber into yarn, fabric types and weaves- tufting, flocking, weaving
o Types of weaves: plain weave, basket weave, jacquard weave, twill, satin pile, novelty yarns
o Finishing techniques: calendering, glazing, mercerizing, morreing, weighting
o Fabric dyeing: pre and post dyeing: cleaning characteristics and limitations.
Upholstery cleaning chemistry: the ph scale, upholstery soil versus carpet soil; formulation of upholstery cleaning chemicals, chemistry of dry cleaning.
Upholstery cleaning basics: upholstery soiling; basics of soil suspension chemical, heat, action, time.
Principles of upholstery cleaning: dry vacuuming, pre-conditioning, extraction or soil removal, finishing drying.
The methods of upholstery cleaning: hot water extraction cleaning, cleaning tools, wet shampoo extractions, dry foam shampooing dry extraction, encapsulation cleaning; dry cleaning.
Spotting: professional spotting kit, spot and stain removal chemicals, specialty procedures for spot removal on upholstery, unknown spots
Cleaning related problems: bleeding; crocking; fading; fabric deterioration; shrinkage, browning, migrating ink marks; texture change; assessment for potential, prevention and correction.
Pre-cleaning inspection: potential cleaning related problems, fiber fabric and weave, age and condition; platform issues; reporting findings to the customer.
Upholstery agitation and grooming tools: grooming; agitation; nap setting, load list.
Job set up and cleaning procedures: pre-inspection; testing; cleaning codes; preparing work area; grooming and drying; preconditioning; extraction; neutralizing and conditioning; fabric protection; drying.
Office partition cleaning: construction; cleaning.
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IICRC Water Damage Restoration
Interlink Supply of Ontario Ontario, CA
Class Dates: 27, 28, 29
Price: $ $399 Instructor: George Cazares Major causes of water damage, finding all the water, responsibilities of the water damage restoration technician, controlling the scene.
Safety: IICRC Standards - written plans, hazard communication standard, personal protective equipment (PPE), job hazards - slip and fall, electricity, weight of water and eliminating hazards, the immuno-compromised,, categories of water damage, third party evaluation
Equipment of water damage: extraction equipment extraction tools, hard surface wands, inspection tools- thermo-hygrometer, moisture meters, penetrating meters, moisture sensors, thermal imaging camera, air movers, axial fans, wall drying units, injection units, dehumidifiers, refrigerants, desiccants, air exchangers, heated air units, air filtration devices, foggers
Chemicals of water damage restoration: biocides and disinfectants, spotting chemicals, rust, browning & yellowing correction, pet urine treatments, carpet cleaning solutions, fine fabric and delicate rugs
Carpet identification: cushion identification, carpet construction, disengagement procedures, delamination.
How water flows through the structure: case studies, common structural problems vapor retarding materials, challenges, crawl spaces, hardwood floors
Psimple Psychrometry: the science of drying relative humidity, specific humidity, vapor pressure dew point, calculations and chart analysis, secondary damage, saturation, permeance, balanced drying system, increasing rate of evaporation, dot communication system
Reets evaporation method: evaporation as the bottleneck of drying, energizing the water molecules with directed controlled heat application to increase evaporation, understanding vapor pressure, airflow applied directly to the water, dehumidification and evacuation, case studies, thermal energy system high speed structural drying
Mold: types of mold, principles of mold remediation visible mold growth, safety issues
Drying hardwood and alternate floors: vinyl and hardwood, moisture content, tent drying, push and pull method, negative air method, laminate flooring
Contents restoration: dying with trapped moisture, drapery, upholstery, books and papers "special-handling contents, contents requiring prompt action
Clean loss procedures: office procedures, work authorization and deductible, informed consent, drying procedures, taking measurements, inspection and documentation, ceilings, monitoring the mob, work completion and payment
Grey and black water procedures: ongoing inspection and evaluation, evacuation, mitigation phase, evaluation,
coordination, waste disposal, S500 procedures
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IICRC Carpet Cleaning Tech
ILS - Cleaner's Closet - Glen Burnie Glen Burnie, MD
Class Dates: 28, 29
Price: $ $289 Instructor: Mike Wheatley The most commonly encountered natural (wool, cotton, silk, sisal) and synthetic (nylon, polyester, olefin, acrylic, rayon) carpet fibers- characteristics
The carpet manufacturing process: fiber selection, fiber production, (natural, synthetic continuous filament and stubble), yarn manufacturing (spinning, twisting, heat setting), construction (tufted, woven, fusion bonded), dyeing, and finishing - how each step effects clean ability.
Fundamentals of cleaning: dry soil removal (vacuums and vacuuming), soil suspension (chemical action, heat agitation, time), related to every cleaning job.
Cleaning methods: hot water extraction, absorbent pad (bonnet) cleaning, absorbent compound, rotary and dry foam shampoo, and encapsulation low moisture cleaning.
Corrective and restorative deep cleaning: equipment, procedures, indoor environmental quality.
Operational efficiency: van accessories, portable heaters, injection sprayers, electric sprayers, battery sprayers, pump up sprayers, cleaning wands and wand technique and power wands.
Fundamentals of cleaning chemistry: the ph scale;, spotting, and effects on carpet fiber; soaps and detergents; hard waters effects upon cleaning; specific solution selection (pre-sprays, rising/extractions, encapsulation, bonnet, rotary or dry foam and boosters)
Carpet Spotting: contents of spotting kits, spot and stain removal chemical selection, unknown spots, application and procedures, reducing bleaches, oxidizing bleaches, stain removal kits, specific spot and stain removal procedures.
Safety and job considerations: MSDS, hazard communication, chemical safety, equipment safety, hose handling, customer service considerations waste water handling.
Carpet problems: detects, characteristics, installation cleaning related problems (shrinkage, streaking, accelerated re-soiling, fungi growth, browning, bleeding, furniture stains), inspection, prevention, customer education and correction.
Specialty areas: deodorization, carpet and fabric protection, cleaning stain resistant warranted carpets.
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IICRC Water Damage Restoration
ILS - Everlast Cleaning Equipment & Supplies Fort Lauderdale, FL
Class Dates: 28, 29, 30
Price: $ $449 Instructor: Joseph Dobbins Major causes of water damage, finding all the water, responsibilities of the water damage restoration technician, controlling the scene.
Safety: IICRC Standards - written plans, hazard communication standard, personal protective equipment (PPE), job hazards - slip and fall, electricity, weight of water and eliminating hazards, the immuno-compromised,, categories of water damage, third party evaluation
Equipment of water damage: extraction equipment extraction tools, hard surface wands, inspection tools- thermo-hygrometer, moisture meters, penetrating meters, moisture sensors, thermal imaging camera, air movers, axial fans, wall drying units, injection units, dehumidifiers, refrigerants, desiccants, air exchangers, heated air units, air filtration devices, foggers
Chemicals of water damage restoration: biocides and disinfectants, spotting chemicals, rust, browning & yellowing correction, pet urine treatments, carpet cleaning solutions, fine fabric and delicate rugs
Carpet identification: cushion identification, carpet construction, disengagement procedures, delamination.
How water flows through the structure: case studies, common structural problems vapor retarding materials, challenges, crawl spaces, hardwood floors
Psimple Psychrometry: the science of drying relative humidity, specific humidity, vapor pressure dew point, calculations and chart analysis, secondary damage, saturation, permeance, balanced drying system, increasing rate of evaporation, dot communication system
Reets evaporation method: evaporation as the bottleneck of drying, energizing the water molecules with directed controlled heat application to increase evaporation, understanding vapor pressure, airflow applied directly to the water, dehumidification and evacuation, case studies, thermal energy system high speed structural drying
Mold: types of mold, principles of mold remediation visible mold growth, safety issues
Drying hardwood and alternate floors: vinyl and hardwood, moisture content, tent drying, push and pull method, negative air method, laminate flooring
Contents restoration: dying with trapped moisture, drapery, upholstery, books and papers "special-handling contents, contents requiring prompt action
Clean loss procedures: office procedures, work authorization and deductible, informed consent, drying procedures, taking measurements, inspection and documentation, ceilings, monitoring the mob, work completion and payment
Grey and black water procedures: ongoing inspection and evaluation, evacuation, mitigation phase, evaluation,
coordination, waste disposal, S500 procedures
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IICRC Carpet Cleaning Tech
Interlink Supply of Salt Lake City Salt Lake City, UT
Class Dates: 29, 30
Price: $ $299 Instructor: Doug Heiferman The most commonly encountered natural (wool, cotton, silk, sisal) and synthetic (nylon, polyester, olefin, acrylic, rayon) carpet fibers- characteristics
The carpet manufacturing process: fiber selection, fiber production, (natural, synthetic continuous filament and stubble), yarn manufacturing (spinning, twisting, heat setting), construction (tufted, woven, fusion bonded), dyeing, and finishing - how each step effects clean ability.
Fundamentals of cleaning: dry soil removal (vacuums and vacuuming), soil suspension (chemical action, heat agitation, time), related to every cleaning job.
Cleaning methods: hot water extraction, absorbent pad (bonnet) cleaning, absorbent compound, rotary and dry foam shampoo, and encapsulation low moisture cleaning.
Corrective and restorative deep cleaning: equipment, procedures, indoor environmental quality.
Operational efficiency: van accessories, portable heaters, injection sprayers, electric sprayers, battery sprayers, pump up sprayers, cleaning wands and wand technique and power wands.
Fundamentals of cleaning chemistry: the ph scale;, spotting, and effects on carpet fiber; soaps and detergents; hard waters effects upon cleaning; specific solution selection (pre-sprays, rising/extractions, encapsulation, bonnet, rotary or dry foam and boosters)
Carpet Spotting: contents of spotting kits, spot and stain removal chemical selection, unknown spots, application and procedures, reducing bleaches, oxidizing bleaches, stain removal kits, specific spot and stain removal procedures.
Safety and job considerations: MSDS, hazard communication, chemical safety, equipment safety, hose handling, customer service considerations waste water handling.
Carpet problems: detects, characteristics, installation cleaning related problems (shrinkage, streaking, accelerated re-soiling, fungi growth, browning, bleeding, furniture stains), inspection, prevention, customer education and correction.
Specialty areas: deodorization, carpet and fabric protection, cleaning stain resistant warranted carpets.
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IICRC Carpet Repair and Reinstallation
Interlink Supply of Nashville Nashville, TN
Class Dates: 29, 30
Price: $ $299 Instructor: Steve Andrews Overview of repair and re-installation: Add-on service; self-defense; and increased sales of cleaning services.
Installation and repair tools: An overview of all the repair tools available and a discussion of their uses, advantages, and disadvantages; illustrations and descriptions
Major reinstallation tools: Knee kicker; hot melt seaming iron; power stretcher; seam re-stretcher; cool melt seaming iron
Supplies: Gain an understanding of adhesives, tapes, tackstrip, metal strip, transition metals.
Carpet Construction:- woven; tufted; knitted; fusion bonded; flocked, pile designs; effects on repair capabilities
Types of installations: A review of the major categories of installation techniques and what effect they have on repair and re-installation
CRI Standard 104 - 105 Standard industry reference guide: Carpet installation standards established by the Carpet and Rug Institute
Stretching diagrams
Carpet installation guidelines for indoor air quality: procedures and repair techniques
Carpet repair techniques: Checking a carpets nap lay; seam repair; re-tufting; repairing delamination; pile grafting; section from the top (bonded insert, cosmetic transplant, cut and patch); direct glue down permanent section; graphics carpet and step-over tufting; step repair; braided rug repair; buckling; strip and metal repair, reinstallation procedures:
Definitions of terms
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