Carpet cleaner
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Have a carpet that is similar to picrleated (it actually runs pretty deep).
So I was wondering, what are those vacuum cleaners that can also spray some chemical/water?
Can someone suggest a good one?
also, water lift measurement determines the performance of vacuum cleaner, right?
Rent a RugDoctor. They kick ass. Cheap floor machines are not worth it.
>>51547695
make me kek / 10
I had puppies that just about ruined the carpet in my living room because they piss on it non-stop until they finally realized they're supposed to piss outside.
In my experience, it's no so much the device you use, but how strong of soap/detergent you use.
>>51547695
>>51547703
No idea but I agree with >>51548290
rent a rug doctor
>>51548290
I want to buy!
>>51548620
What kind of cleaning is better: steam (hot water) or dry (using picrelated)?
>>51548634
Are you talking about this??
http://shop.rugdoctor.com/products/rug-doctor-mighty-pro-x3
I thought it'd be at around 2000$, but it's just 400$.
It's not that expensive, but isn't it dry clean if it's round rotating thing?
its the sameone you rent at lowes and other places. I bought one a few years ago.
http://www.amazon.com/BISSELL-Cleaning-Machine-Professional-86T3/dp/B00450U6CS/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1448593540&sr=8-2&keywords=bissell+green+machine
>>51548648
I've only ever used steam.
Be sure to allow a lot of airflow for drying.
You don't want mold.
>>51548648
not worth buying unless you're gonna use it many times every year, which i fucking doubt you are. stop being a fucking idiot.
>>51548682
that hot water cleaning, right?
I was told that dry cleaning is better, I dunno what to think now.
>>51548730
it's nice to have your own cleaner, you know?
