Carpet cleaning secrets for auto detailers -- best chemicals from CARPET CLEANING INDUSTRY! 

Saigers code red is a great prespray as well and deep blue rinse in same saiger line to neutralize ph. So many good options out there. All about the chemistry.

I got flex powder with citrus solv, flex fire and flex ice. Which combo works best?

Do you still use them two to this day

Wow, I'm learning a lot from you about interior cleaning. Thank you.

Can that powder be safely added to the mytee extractor machine? I know that caution needs to be taken as to what kind of chemicals can be added and low foaming. Thanks for the informative vid!

Those links to Amazon for the Flex products don't work. BTW, if I were to decide on say a Bissell carpet extractor or the Rug Doctor model and use the Flex product, do you think I would see good results??

Can you do this for seats as well?

Do you still recommend this combination in 2021?

Dnt have these products in switzerland

I use a steam extractor or a Tornador and get the same results and the carpets are dry in 5 min.

Great video! Awesome info and production quality. Keep them coming!

I've always wondered why all the detailers on RU-vid don't use carpet cleaning products! I'm not a detailer or carpet cleaner but I've spent tens of hours researching both industries for fun. Another great technology from the carpet cleaning industry is encapsulating detergents (aka very low moisture or bonnet cleaning) - you just spray them and agitate but you don't have to extract them. They just encapsulate the dirt and immediately make it look clean and then the encapsulated dirt will be removed when the next dry vacuuming happens. I use an encap cleaner on my vehicle, agitate with a drill brush and then just suck out what I can with my shop vac so I don't have to worry about properly extracting it like I would with an APC or products like you're using in this video. Bonnet Pro makes some products that can be used in both hot water extraction or encap cleaning so those might interest you since you'd only have to stock 1 product for either type of cleaning. Their prespray is called Revive It Rocket and the rinse is called Radical Rinse. Having an encap cleaner on hand is just great for when you wanna spot clean upholstery/carpets without extracting or worrying about leaving residue in the fabric.

What shampooer machine are using?

That's the best way to clean carpet. Be sure to flush clean fresh water through your machine and hoses at the end of every work day.

Great carpet cleaning product. I'll give Flex a try. Can you recommend a budget Carpet extractor machine for a non-professional detailer that occassionally earns some extra money on the side detailing cars and is a weekend warrior type detailer? Thanks

Are you still using those two products by flex or something new and improved Thanks Scott learning from you in N.C.

Hey thank you for the video, I have a question, can I use this pre spray on a colored or leather upholstery?

Can u put the flex ice in a rug doctor an will it work????

works on seats?

I've become a fan of using "Just Water". It seems that the residue of the cleaners make the carpet behave like a boot cleaning material. The long term results have been better with just water in my opinion. If chemicals are needed I follow up with multiple just water cleanings until the carpet is close to chemical free. Thanks for the video.

Thanks for a great video Hawk!! Got both Flex powder with Citrus Solv and the Flex Ice after watching your video. I also looked up the products on RU-vid and seems many carpet cleaning professionals swear by this brand. I have the Meguiars products currently along with McKees pre extractor and IGL Interior. All are decent but I always felt they were all lacking. I’m excited to put these to use this weekend on my F-150 and stairwell in my house. And you’re right, auto detailers as a group generally lack good carpet and upholstery technique. Always looking to up my game.