A professional starter set should include at least one basic shampoo, a suitable stain remover for different stain types, a post-wash perfume and a colour or pH support product to be used when needed.
Think of a process set instead of a single product
The need of a carpet washing plant is not only surface cleaning. Removing general soil, managing local stains, colour and pH control, dryness, freshness and packaging are stages that complement each other. The purchasing list should therefore also be built according to the process order.
Which groups should be in the starter set?
In the shampoo group, Sensitive, Ultra, Natural or White can be considered according to the carpet profile of the business; in the stain group, products such as M7 Ultra and M10 Oxi that respond to different stain structures; and in the final stage, perfumes such as Lakus, Anka, Emperia or Sweet. Support products such as Hidromix for colour and pH problems should be kept as a separate need group.
How is the set scaled according to capacity?
The square metres washed daily, the type of customer carpets, the most frequently encountered stain types and weekly product consumption should be recorded. In this way, a minimum stock level can be set for frequently used products and a controlled order quantity for special products with low usage.
When building a carpet washing product set, the role of each product group within the process must be clearly defined. While the shampoo manages general surface cleaning, stain remover products treat specific and resistant dirt spots. Carpet perfume does not replace the cleaning process; it is a finishing product that completes the customer experience after drying and quality control. Colour regulators or pH support products should also be brought in according to the specific need identified, not like the basic shampoos used continuously.
The size of the starter product set should be planned according to plant capacity. The stock needs of a business handling a few hundred square metres a day and a high-volume professional plant are not the same. Product consumption should be measured weekly, a minimum stock level should be set for high-consumption carpet shampoos and special stain removers should be kept according to frequency of use. When the combination of shampoo, stain remover and carpet perfume is set up correctly, the purchasing, production and quality control teams can work on the same system.
How many different products does a new plant need?
The exact number depends on the scope of service of the plant. It is possible to start with at least a general shampoo, two different stain solutions and one finishing perfume.
When is perfume applied?
It should be applied to the cleaned and dried carpet at the final check stage before packaging.
In conclusion, share your plant capacity, carpet types and stain profile to request a Mix7 starter set tailored to you.
