Stop Using Extractors! Use The Dry Method - Reynoso Auto Detailing 

Yessir! No extractors here brother! Thanks man

Which dri-pod?

@@jonk2600Dri Eaz I’d assume is what he uses

Also depends what they’re paying for; this step gets almost everything out and typically a wet extraction is not needed. My shampooer sits most of the time unless there’s tons of liquid and nasty smell.

@@jonk2600 dri pod flex a lite. They have one at summit racing for 107. Great tool to have.

@@Ruhdiculus I’m always gonna lead my customer to the wet extraction based on how deep the stains are. Dry extraction on heavy stains to me is like taking a shit after you shower vs taking a shit before you shower if that makes any sense. But I do agree dry extraction is great on spot stains and small stains.

Corpse Husband of detailing lmao

Thanks for the info man 😂😂 I should take it into consideration, I hear it very often 👀

@@reynosoautodetailing - With today’s technology etc. you wouldn’t even have to travel to LA for auditions, you could do it on Zoom or whatever. You could totally make a living doing that full time. A friend of mine is an “extra” in movies, not good looking just a regular bland dude, and he makes like $2 million a year! But for that you have to move out there. But for voiceover you don’t. At least look into it and check it out. You should make a resume video of you doing different characters (bad guys, “heavies” heroes, villains etc) and email it to every studio. I guarantee you’ll get responses.

Do you have a tv? Deepest voice? Lol. Ok

I will tell me how.. I'm burnt out on detailing 😂😂😂

Yes that is a similar system but much fancier lol, that’s great man try out the method! Thanks for subscribing 🙏🏽

Hell yea brotha I agree I’ve also tried all other methods and this is just killer 💪 Keep up the great work and content!

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for the feedback :)

Thanks so much! More coming soon!

Thank you for the kind words! More coming soon :)

Thanks I’m very glad you enjoyed and got some value from this video 😃 Stay tuned & subscribe to see more videos like this

It’s so much easier with this method especially as a hobby, if you don’t own a steamer the steam step is not absolutely necessary, it helps but not a necessity. Overall as long as you get the technique down you’ll get great results

I’m sure nobody gets the exact same results since everybody uses different methods, products, and amounts of water for sure, but give this method a shot and I’m sure you won’t be disappointed!

Thanks! I’m glad you enjoyed and hope you learned a few things :)

Or just use your wet Vac to suck up the chemicals instead of buying an extractor.

You’re very welcome! Thank you for supporting I really appreciate it :) I’m glad I can be of help for anybody on RU-vid looking to learn more about detailing

Thanks man I appreciate it! More videos coming soon 😄

Thanks for the support! Stay tuned for more :)

Thank you very much I’m flattered! Follow my IG @ reynosoautodetailing, might just start making some asmr videos lol

@@reynosoautodetailing heading there now! Don’t play with me! I’d definitely watch! Your voice is unique and soothing! Another stream of income!

Thank you! It’s very important especially since we’re using chemicals everyday!

It stays pretty dry, it looks like I’m soaking them but it actually doesn’t get to seep in deep since I’m using the towel immediately to pull the stains. As long as you use lots of towels, you’ll pick up most of the product and moisture immediately and you’ll notice that you’ll soak tons of towels, that’s why the seats don’t get as wet!

If you use at least 6-12 towels per interior, you shouldn’t really soak seats, you’ll soak towels. Each seat should be fully dry within an hour, by the time you’re done with the interior each seat should be completely dry, unless you’re in super cold humid environment.

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it

Thanks! I’m glad you enjoyed, Yes! I’ll put that video idea in the bucket, next time we do a coating we’ll make that video :) Thanks for the great idea

Depending on the amount of water you use and the sprayer attachment I see how that can be possible, the only problem is you never know how much water or moisture is trapped in the foam of the seat

Thanks man I appreciate that a lot! Exactly bro I’ve had the exact same experiences, that’s why I love this method and so do my clients 😁

@@AmaliaNews8330 P&S Express Interior Cleaner

Probly mine😜🤣🤙✍️

Yes!! About 70% of our products are only from p&s since they make so many great products for great prices

Thanks! I’m glad you enjoyed :) That’s very interesting!! I’ve never heard anybody do that, makes sense to speed up drying, thanks for the info!

couldn’t just use a wet/dry vac at that point?

I guess extractor is stronger but yeah, vac can do the same 🙂👍

Same!! Ive never had something this system couldn't cut through 💪🏼

Yes that is why we do the last step like I said in the video, using P&S finisher to reset the pH in the fabrics and neutralize all chemicals and products, safely finishing the cleaning process

Yes sir! You can always try different methods

I completely agree! That’s what used to happen to me all the time when using extractors years ago, luckily with this method it avoids that entirely :)

Absolutely there is possibilities of permanent discoloration especially on lighter fabrics, with some stains containing dyes that sit for like 5 years they can dye the color of tan or cream fabrics

I would still do a mist of terminator, for example especially in darker or black fabric you can’t see stains so I’d spray terminator in there anyways and use all 3 as normal

Flex power tools correct? Yes I’m considering switching over completely to flex once all of my current tools go out, currently running cheap harbor freight Bauer tools since they get the job done

@@reynosoautodetailing No, I meant flex carpet/upholstery cleaning products. Flex Fire, Flex Ice, Bio-Break the more popular ones within detailing and actual carpet cleaning companies lol

I use a pack of drill brush I ordered on Amazon, if you click the link for the products I use they should be in there. This process works without a steamer it’s not completely necessary, but you should use lots of towels to really mop the fabrics. A steamer will help cut through tougher stains and make the mopping process easier to actually pick up the spills and stains. You can order any type of McCullouch steamer for like $100-$200 on Amazon. The steamer I use is the aquaprovac steamer and runs between $425-$475 and is professional grade for steamers

Aquaprovac steamer !

Hey this is Mike. I’m so glad it helps! Is it a strong chemical smell while you’re working? Or even days after the interiors been cleaned? In my experience it’s a chemical smell left over from the finisher peroxide, which usually sticks around for about a day or two then it dies out. I like to spray some type of air freshener afterwards so it smells pleasant while the peroxide evaporates out Thanks man i appreciate it 😄

@@reynosoautodetailing Hey Mike! It was lasting about a week. So I found that the leftover chemical smell most likely came from using too much chemicals and not working small section by section. The family car I was working on is old and had never been detailed. I was working on the passenger seat, but decided to spray all of the seats with enzyme. I then went back to working on the front seats, but found that they took way longer to detail because of their condition. As a result, I just sprayed the back seats with the Finisher thinking I'll just work on it again in a few days. I believe I sprayed an excess amount of the enzyme and let it soak into the seats and probably the foam layer beneath it. The Finisher probably neutralized the enzyme on the cloth, but the excess stayed in the foam and gave the car the chemical smell. Going forward, I'm just going to work on the first two steps of the P&S system small section by section while only applying about 3 sprays before steaming and applying the Finisher. Btw, what air freshener spray do you use? I like the vanillaroma scent, but leaving the trees does not look professional imo. So I've been looking for another option. I thought about Meguiars scent bombers, but was wondering if there was a more economical option for business.

@@user-uz8js5bm9i Okay now that does make a lot of sense, leaving chemical behind without agitating and removing it with towels/steamer will still stay around lingering. The finisher peroxide only works to neutralize once the majority of the chemical is already removed, and is only designed to neutralize left over residue Working in smaller sections and not leaving anything undone should fix this problem as you’ve mentioned Personally when it comes to anything odor and air freshener related, now my go to is everything from the BioBombs line, (Biofresh bars to be excat). we have a video being edited on odor removal and using their air freshener to give a nice scent to the interior, that should be released in the next week I’ll also make a full video on comparing air fresheners

@@reynosoautodetailing Wow those biofresh bars look sick! I'll check those out. What scent is your favorite?

Air compressor with a tornador mini to help blow them out and release from the carpet, and a drill brush attachment, and or a dog hair rubber brush

I completely agree

Hahaha that’s a good one lol

It does like this video is a little chopped and screwed. 😂

Try it out! Let me know how it goes, if you have any questions DM me on IG, @reynosoautodetailing

Same method for floors??

It’s dry compared to an extractor buddy 😂 It’s about 10% of the water you’d use if you used an extractor

I was wondering the same! They both appear to be of good quality!

www.amazon.com/dp/B075GZJVTW?ref_=cm_sw_r_apin_dp_45T5WVWCJC1E99ZK6JHA_1&dplnkId=523e08b5-21c1-4d64-969c-e186b701a72f&nodl=1 Link to the hat! The shirts I got printed through an old printer that I’m not working with anymore, currently looking for somebody new to print my shirts though!

@@reynosoautodetailing awesome thank you for responding! What brand are the shirts though? they seem like good quality!

@@reynosoautodetailing Thanks Mike gonna order the hat now. Also that work bench in the video can you provide the link to that as well? Thanks buddy love your videos

⁠@@EssentialTouch www.lowes.com/pd/Werner-Aluminum-Adjustable-Height-and-Linking-Pro-Platform-300lb-AP-2030L-MP2/5005470339 this is the link to the work bench/ step ladder ! Thanks man glad you enjoy them! :)

I agree it has its time and place, if we’re doing flood damage or water damage remediation in a car, we bring an extractor to extract out all water

Thanks!

That’s true there is often times damage beyond our expertise and repairs become necessary when there’s a lack of care

I don’t use it at all, I don’t own a mytee or a hot water extractor and I don’t think there’s any need for it. I kept my mini bissel spot clean pro I started with 4 years ago just in case maybe for an emergency spill situation where a spill is still wet, but never happens lol. I haven’t used my extractor in 1-2 years since I stuck to this dry steam method

@@reynosoautodetailing Thank you for your reply and insight. On the fence to get a better extractor or not but may upgrade my steamer instead. Thank you

@@David-ym4foSteamer will do a lot more things! You’re welcome

Yes very effective without a steamer, you don’t even need a steamer but it does add an extra punch and some bite to break down any harder stains and help kill odor and bacteria, after the majority of the stains have already been removed

A safe cleaner for those would be P&S Xpress interior cleaner, I’d pair that with an Autofiber scrub ninja and wipe off with any microfiber towels, I personally use the Costco Kirkland yellow towels for interior. If you click on the link in the description that includes all of the products and tools we’d recommend!

i started off with a $40 amazon one and it worked fine but i will say my $100 Wagner steamer is awesome. You can spray for longer durations and you get more power with the more expensive ones but a cheaper one will do the job just fine, you’ll just be refilling your water more

@@shawnjhuuhurdd thanks brother! I was kinda under the impression a good one would run you at least a few hundred bucks

Personally I started with like $150 one from Amazon the mccolluch ones aren’t bad, if you’re on a budget you’ll get like a year out of one of those 👍🏽 Then after you can upgrade to the more expensive

Yes the aquaprovac steamer I’ve shown in my videos runs about $475 and its a lot better than anything under $300, when you spend more on a steamer you get better pressure, more consistent steam, they don’t shoot out water, rarely if any, and the steamers themselves last years and have replaceable parts

@@reynosoautodetailing appreciate the reply man! Keep on killing it 💪🏼

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Not exactly, because regardless it has to dry, and it will still work to neutralize on contact. Maybe I’m the shade might extend its working time but not necessary

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Thanks so much for replying my man! Will check them out for sure 😁 thank you!

It happens too often but it’s good to know how to fix them!

Aquaprovac steamer!

P&S enzyme, P&S carpet bomber, and P&S peroxide finisher

@@oltrophdyes correct

You can click the link in the description and those 3 products are in there

Temecula, California! Cigarettes smell can be more complicated because it’s everywhere, the entire interior needs to be steam cleaned, carpets, air vent system, seat belts, under the seats, headliner, once that’s done there needs to be an odor treatment like a chlorine dioxide treatment like the one we use by BioBombs, I’ll put that on the list of videos to make!

Perhaps it’s not a bad idea to keep one in the garage for a special circumstance!

thats something I always wondered but nobody ever mentions

Nope. Start it up if you use any power like rolling down windows etc and make sure lights are off.

I do not! No need to as long as you’re not soaking any electrical components

@@PolishedMobileDetailing503I agree

Amazon!

Yes! Carpets, mats, and seats

Sofas don’t have a bunch of wiring, sensors, motors, and air bags attached to them like a car seat buddy lol. Sofas are also in a well ventilated large living space, not in a sealed up tight space inside of a car. It’s not the best to use it on sofas either, it’s high risk of mold & bacteria growing inside of the foam of the sofas since it’s very hard for it to completely dry since there’s no airflow that can reach it. Wet dark places are breeding grounds for bacteria

no hard feelings you just need proper training from IICRC and not a soap company @@reynosoautodetailing

Thanks!

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Yes sir it is a replacement for extraction, same as clothes there’s dry cleaning lol ! Not necessary to soak anything and even for lots of clothing, just like a cars interior there’s more risk involved and potential damage with soaking rather than dry cleaning

Literally called dry cleaning 😂 and ppl pay MORE for it because it preserves your clothes lmao

@@dm7744 please look up a video of dry cleaning and you will see it’s not actually dry cleaning😂

Headliner we use the first 3 steps of this method but we usually won’t use a steamer or a drill brush. Just the first 2 products alone and a damp towel. We also won’t spray much product directly on the headliner, only spot treatments

I’ll do a more in depth video

What do you mean? It still had stains afterwards? Or it looked good then stains came back a day or two later?

@@reynosoautodetailing picky. Customer. I wish I could show you the before and after pictures

@@SullivanRollingCleanMDThat’s up to us to set up the proper expectations, we need to let them know that not every stain can be removed and the interior will never be perfect

We use this every day in our business with all the worst conditions

This is a pretty dirty interior for us, we don’t really attract interior disaster details often

Thanks

Buddy just put the video on 2x speed if you want to get to the point faster

This is a very deep clean and cleans what we’re sitting on and touching, which is the fabric on the seats and carpets. Extracting just pulls more dirt from under the fabric down in the foam cushion, but you can’t feel that or see it so it damages the seats more than it benefits. It soaks the foam and creates bacteria mold and spreads spills and stains throughout the foam. We’ve had to remove and do full dry outs on countless seats and carpets for our clients because they went the cheaper route and hired a guy to shampoo and extract their seats and ended up being more expensive because of water damages

@@reynosoautodetailing I use my KARCHER PUZZI 10/1, don't rush the job and it pulls the chrome off the bumpers. NOTHING remains wet. I do the sit test following my detail and my shorts sitting on a paper towel never even get slightly damp. If yer in a rush, then all bets are off!

@@jeffkraus1457 Time is money brother as a detail business, for us we’re on a time limit

😂🤣🤣🤣that’s hilarious

I mean everybody has different opinions lol we love their products and they work amazingly for what we do

Actually a lot less effort with better more dry results 💯