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This really works. My husband spilled tea latte on our brand new carpet. I was frantically looking for a solution. This worked like a magic. I also have a dog and a son, and both make a lot of mess. I am so glad I have this trick to take care of small messes quickly. Thank you so much. God bless you 🙏

Thanks for the cleaner recipe and how to use it.

IF you have a 20dolla shop vac . . use solution of water .. a tad bit of dish soup , and quite a bit nore of alcohol. for some stains. boom.

I'm glad you posted this video! Are you old and crusty now? Sorry, my weird sense of humor😂

Shaving cream works great as an Anti Fog for bathroom mirrors, inside car windows, eye glasses, ect Put small amount on, and then buff

The "guy" who is doing the work? Don't females also work there?

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Why not just use a RO cartridge? Your water would be 10x more pure.

nice video 💪

I wish the shop vacs are still 19$ they’re now 70$ 😢

hi . hows the spicy pizza?🎉❤😂

collegen water want aprox $2,000 just for the tank. Great video and recommendation.

hi thank you for showing us your system

hi . I enjoy your channel,vocabulary and humor. I have a question, what snacks do you eat and drink? thanks

I'd like to buy 1 gallon of your product

you have a great taste for quality and cleaning. Great job. my issues finding a business owner that's stand out from the rest for mentoring and advice. you are the one. you have in my opinion set the "gold standard."

spicy pizza, yummi. what brand was it?

Can you use a shampooing machine for the suction part?

Help food and mud old

Can I use on entrance traffic wear..larger area

I spilled espresso cappuccino on my banana silk and wool carpet and tried removing it with red wine stain cleaner, then folex, then oxiclean. None worked. Should I try this or is it too late?

Man that is awesome very organise van believe or not customers look up it from there the business starts well done from down under keep going ......!!!!!

I’ve watched 6/7 videos on shoe polish removal from carpet today. Your description of why extraction is so important makes terrific sense. Thanks. Well done.

Please do not use on wool carpet.

Can you use a carpet cleaner ?

I talked to zerorez technician he said that they were using an acid pre spray and potassium hydroxide (which is highly alkaline) as a rinse. WOW wait they say no chemicals. KOH is the main ingredient in drano. I hope that their technicians never drink this water, it could easily be fatal.

I have heard great things about Zerorez too. They are not the only carpet cleaners but they do a really good job. What they spray before vacuuming is a citrus solution of some sort and it smells good. You can find products that might be similar to that whatever brand they use. Depending on what you buy it may even be a bit better than what they use too. That is because they are probably buying cheaper stuff or even at some special discount to professional or bulk buyers. If you looked around at a Zerorez near you, you might find totes full of it or and empty one that is ready to be sent back for a refill. I would not expect to find it in gallon jugs in these places unless they keep some on hand to sell for people who want to do touchups. Really I would think they would rather you call them and pay for a reclean now and then. They do give a discount to first time customers.

Would the hose of a regular bissell home vacuum do the trick if someone doesn't have a shop vac?

Get barn doors

Thanks for posting this i made one with your details I’ve seen you driving around town if you see an extreme steam van driving around give me a wave I’ll have the big green splat on it 👍 and yes lining up the chain on the sprocket was a bitch 🤣

I appreciate you showing us how carpet cleaning is done. Most informative especially showing us the "mechanics of the process". I learned somethings!. If I lived in your area, I would call on you. Thank you.

Thank you so much for this. I've tried so many products and nothing worked so figured I'll try RUclips. So grateful your video came up. You're a real blessing. ❤

How can I remove excess soap residue ( cleaning with bissel carpet shampoo) after years of buildup. My whole house has wall to wall fixed carpeting. Your suggestions would be greatly appreciated Thank you.

If people think this works as easy as shown in the vid then you are going to be misled in some cases (not all). That is not to say it isn't an effective technique overall just that there are are some important considerations not mentioned. First of all how old is the stain - the longer it has been allowed to embed itself, the harder it is going to be to get out (as a general rule). Secondly the type of stain; the author used freshly laid shoe polish and that may be easier to get up than older oil-based stains, it certainly appears to be (unless many frames have been edited out of this video). Water-based stains are a lot easier to get up than oil-based clearly. The type of carpet and age. I suspect the techniques works better on natural fibres and newer carpets where the pile allows for more penetration of the cleaning solution. As an example I had a 4/5 days old grease stain on an oldish carpet (not sure how it got there, but could have been from the moving firm we used). Using the above technique over 25 applications (not the 2/3 used in the video) I managed to remove about 85% of the stain. That was about an hour's work too. A specialist carpet cleaning firm may have done a better job but once you factor in their cost (and provided the stain is small enough), it probably isn't worthwhile paying their charge. As I started by saying this technique is effective but be prepared to be on your hands and knees for a while if the stain is older and is more bled in to older man-made carpet fibres.

Does it work with bleach in the carpet?

I just found this video after thinking I was the only one still using a Butler wand. I've been pushing a 14" 5 jet Butler wand since 1996- and I still have it. I've replaced the handle, the jet manifold, repaired/replaced the valve seals and have had the top of the head weld repaired where it meets the tube- other than that, it's stock. When I bought my first Butler in '96 I ordered the 14" with 1 1/2" tube after swinging a 2" tube wand for 11 years. Total game changer- the maneuverability of the 1.5" hose lead in tight areas was so much easier to handle with far greater flexibility that makes for highly improved safety around furniture, walls, doors, and other contents. I have 2 newer 14" Butler wands with the newer stainless trigger valve. Needless to say, I prefer the brass Paraplate valve that came with my '96 wand. Occasionally there's a need to replace the spring and stem o-ring. Other than those two inexpensive normal wear items the Paraplate is as durable a valve as you'll find. And, compare the replacement cost of a Paraplate to Butler's SS valve and it makes a difference in your wallet! Your video is a great document of the quality of the build and craftsmanship that Butler puts into their products. As for the drying time/air flow debate, I agree that nothing is lost using the Butler 1.5" wand. Every cleaner has their own wand technique, and that plays a bigger role in dry times than tube size by far.

Is it working because it is a fresh stain?

FINALLY....and based on your description.... THIS is the product I want to use.... I don't go for no mamby-pamby solutions for my problems.......RETIRED MSGT!!! RAH!!! Although.... I would have preferred that the videographer post a disclaimer that no Xenomorphs were harmed in the making of this video.... (Situation: carpet under gun safe got wet multiple times over several YEARS...gun safe WELDED to carpet with rust...had to push a BLADE under the safe to separate the two to move the gun safe...now have a perfect square of THICK rust on the carpet... THIS is NOT a "stain" as spoken about here here and other videos... Pics??? don't know how to post....ask...I'll send...)

Can your cleaning technique remove epoxy resin that's gone solid?

is it just me, or at 9:58 did the video not stop and restart? the spot on the right looked different after that cut?

I like your van

Nice job

What if you mix baking soda and Dawn with the vinegar?

You’re amazing!! It works!! I’m currently doing this now, on stains that have been here for years! THANK YOU!!!!

What about tumeric stain ? Thanks.

Great

We have a hair dye stain. How can you get hair dye out of the carpet?

Is there anything that gets out hair dye that was rubbed into the carpet?

Yiur video is useless if you dont give the amounts

Would be cheaper to use ice cubes ?😂😂😂