Sounds like the old Murphys oil soap slogan " the dirt is finish and the finish is fine"Sometimes you just have to flush the soil out. Like the Walmart entrance.
Emcap only works when you can push the soil down out of sight.
Thats why vacuuming is the first step. You have to make room for what the pads can't pick up.
Hot Water and soap is a better carrier.A 15" crb with aggressive brushes and renovators will pull dirt out so they can be encapped.
I use a brush to clean my hands after working on an oily machine ( with soap n hot water tooHot Water and soap is a better carrier.
Do you use a brush to clean your hands after playing in the dirt or working on an oily machine?
I agree a crb would help. But not as good or fast as a truckmount. But wicking will be an issue.We're discussing a mat, not my hands. But, a brush will work.
A powered extraction brush with spray jets would be the way to go.I use a brush to clean my hands after working on an oily machine ( with soap n hot water too)
Lol I mean on very heavily soiled carpet.Too much trouble, i already use a ringer to dry um. Hands can only take so much
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About 3 or 4 months back someone posted a picture of a powerhead just as you just explained . It was built in Italy and was about 1500.00 ill be damned if i can find it now or any info. I actually found one on ebay back then . This is what i have but it doesn't have a brush there are a few portable machines that have an attachment like you describedLol I mean on very heavily soiled carpet.
I was thinking a 15 inch crb in a housing with a bunch of jets hooked to a truckmount vacuum. Dare I say a vacuum front and back with large slotted glides.
It would be the ultimate drag wand. Even put some wheels on it to make it a push pull system.
Probably one out there already but I couldn't find anything on a quick search.