I love the strategy of loosening up the dirt on the back first, pushing it forward through the carpet fibers. Those guys really deep clean those things. Wonderful job, guys! You're probably in great demand.
Me too. These guys are the only ones I’ve seen who do it this way. Before, I started watching this one. I would always say.. for other to do what their doing. It really does make it less work. I see people scrubbing a million x when they didn’t need to do all that.
Your company is my favorite rug cleaners. I love your setup and tools. I've looked at other rug cleaners and while they're good it's nothing like yours. Got me so spoiled on your channel.
I’m sure they can survive the process because it also allowed them to be reborn. If it was not for the label, it looks impossible to tell which side is up. It just dawned on me….. that cannot be the pressure of the city’s water supply. How did you control the water pressure?
Hey, thanks for the kind words and watching the video! As for the pressure, we use a water pump and special nozzles to apply and regulate the pressure.
I don’t understand using that round polisher on the carpet while it’s still muddy. Seems it would push the soil into the carpet fibers but I’m not the expert….you are and they always turn out beautiful.
The rugs we show in our videos come form construction sites, buildings after floodings, gardens or other outdoor spaces. That's why the rugs are so muddy.
The rugs we show in our videos come form construction sites, buildings after floodings, gardens or other outdoor spaces. That's why the rugs are so muddy.
The water is pumped by pipes to the treatment plan. We dry the carpets by using a centrifuge (which removes 95% of the water) and then we hand them in an air-conditioning drying room.
Thanks. I've always wondered. LOL kind of like how I dry laundry, put into spin dryer until water stops coming out, then hang on a clothes rack with a dehumidifier running to totally dry it.
The rugs we show in our videos come form construction sites, buildings after floodings, gardens or other outdoor spaces. That's why the rugs are so muddy.
Hi! We are a carpet laundry. Clients brings their carpets for us to clean (about 100 rugs a day). They are in various condition and some of them are more dirty than the others. We show you the dirtiest ones (often they are kept outside as entrance matts, in garages, shops or construction sites).
The rugs we show in our videos come form construction sites, buildings after floodings, gardens or other outdoor spaces. That's why the rugs are so muddy.