Being cheep eh? Those $5 cleaners don't have the proper enzymes/surfactants in it...just watered down BS... Go up 5-6 notches and get a damn machine...also IMO...way too much information....
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..Make sure that the machine is a hot water spray/extraction designed machine... something like a Rug Doctor, those Red Colored machines that are often rented at various retail stores, those things pick up the shit! You'll be astonished to see what the recovered detergent/water solution looks like when you go to dump the 2 gallon recovery tank... particularly if you're dumping into a white colored basin..!:eek:
..If you decide to go this route of cleaning, it'll cost you about $40 in total for the 24 hr. rental and the detergent concentrate. Don't buy the Rug Dr. brand of detergent located at the point of rental because it's really pricey and it didn't work as well as the ''Zep'' brand available at
Home ''
Repo''. I always make an additional pass over the cleaned carpet with the machine in the vacuum only mode... your carpet will dry much quicker this way.
I bought my Rug Doc ''WIDE" machine about ten years ago and I use it regularly and only in my residence... I'm pleased to say that it works as good as the day I bought it. :nanner:
WAY Too Much Info, huh? :tongue: :1orglaugh