9:13 scared the heck outta me lmao. I wasnt looking on the screen and that came out of nowhere. Something probably went wrong with the export there lol.
Being a 14-year-old that started a car detailing business at 11. Your videos help me a lot, and the motivational things you say help me through the hard parts when I am detailing a car.
I definitely agree I myself a detailer I definitely would spend longer than 15-20 minutes in vacuuming. Makes more sense to get as much as possible, then extract the rest.
I agree with the vacuuming. You can accomplish so much with just that alone. You can get all the small hard to reach places w the vacuum them come in behind w the quick detail and a clean towel and your good to go!
Hi Chris, As soon as I saw Honda Civic I had to click on it! I just got a Honda Civic 2022! This made me want to go clean the inside RIGHT NOW even though it's very clean. Was a great video!
I think it’s a personal preference on how long it takes to vacuum especially depending on how much dirt and debris is in the car. I don’t usually take long on vacuuming but I also try new things and vacuum at the end of the detail.
The clear coat is the first thing to go on Hondas. My Honda had a recall on the paint it was repainted yet the clear coat didn’t even last after the recall. But I also live texas it’s the desert and heat here eats away on the paint on many cars.
awesome work. the steering wheel is always a challenge. I did a mustang steering wheel and as I was cleaning it. the material was coming off with the dirt. that's how dirty it was. satisfying at the end tho. 😂😂😂
Hello from Australia, I just wanna let u know I absolutely love all your videos and let u know that you have given me super helpful tips for when I just clean out family cars and friends cars
I am a near part time detailer but my friends will tell you I have always had OCD when it comes to cleaning. I follow you, M.A.D. detailing. the Detail Geek and Pan the Organizer on you tube and tend to take pointers from all but I 100%agree with your outlook and philosophy when it comes to vacuuming,vkeep up the good work!!!
That poor civic! It doesn't deserve that treatment! I'm glad you shown it love and got it looking good again. Anthony Fisher from The rag company would have a heart attack if he saw the state of that civic, he's a Civic-man!😜
This would drive my OCD crazy I get mad when there's dust on my dash board and carry a little duster for that purpose also lint in the air vents...I have a smaller duster to reach the vents I don't think if you added all the things that I forgot was in ALL my cars over that last 20 yrs will add up to all this shit
I am just a hobby detailer but I prefer to Only vac most things out when I extract. Takes much more time when vacuuming but less more while extracting and the extractor juice is a bit more nasty🙈
great content. like your approach. agree with your view on 'fancier' equipment with detailers. for the enthusiast (like me) who details his car 2-3 times a month, I am detailing an already-clean car. I mean, really, how dirty is a car going to get by an owner who is OCD and loves his car, that was also cleaned like 10 days ago? steam and suction will just damage it over time when it never really gets that dirty. every other detail is pretty much a wipe down with a towel. especially when I am the only one who has been in the car since the last detail. however, this honda is not the case, OMG. looks like it was used by a couple of chimney sweepers who lived in their work clothes, and the car. a steam cleaner would have cleaned the steering wheel, center arm rest, and door arm rests better than your result, IMO. never sure as a viewer, though; things on screen do not always look the same as when you are actually there in the car. the seats were definitely impressive from here! you never mentioned a smell...
Great detail. I noticed you still had the power on when cleaning the dashboard. You removed the seats, do need to disconnect the battery first, or is it not necessary? Thanks for a good video though.
Poor Civic! It scrubbed up pretty well inside. At least it should now have a chance at a new home. I'm scared for the new car that the owner traded in for!
Love your as well as other detail videos. I have learned so much from all of you. I dont detail as a profession, just a friends car here and there once or twice a year. I did a Honda Odessy van and drained the battery having all the doors open. I have seen only once where a detailer said to disconnect the NEGATIVE side of the battery but have not seen this advice again.Do detailers regulary disconnect their batteries??? Thanks for any help.
I just don't understand how some people can be so disgusting. I would never treat my car or home like this. Especially if I'm paying lots of money for it. Lots of nasty pigs out there. At least it offers you the ability to do what you do so well 💯✌
It is impossible to properly vacuum the whole car in 15 minutes, especially if it this dirty. If someone is telling otherwise, then the carpet is still full of dirt.
I agree vacuuming is the important step I spend sometimes an hour or longer especially with the ones that have crappy carpet in my opinion toyota is the worst followed by Nissan
why don’t you HAVE to suck out the moisture from the carpet after detailing? is it because you don’t have to use water? if you use a microfiber towel, do you have to pat dry or can you wipe?
I have to be honest there's a part of me that wonders if these disaster details are staged. It's excellent content for the channel but it's hard for me to grasp how someone gets something this dirty for this long and is a "hoarder"...then suddenly they pay someone to have it cleaned. Hoarders don't usually snap out of it. I wanna believe these are real but having a hard time that there's this many disasters who suddenly want a detail.
9:13 scared the heck outta me lmao. I wasnt looking on the screen and that came out of nowhere. Something probably went wrong with the export there lol.
Oh my god you saw it too!? I thought I was goin crazy...
I saw it too! Scared my soul outta of my body!
I think you're spot on re: vacuuming. The simplest steps - removing the clutter and vacuuming - are probably 20% of the work but 80% of the results.
mmm...I gotta disagree, vacuuming is a lot of work and takes the longest
or my vacuum is just garbage
I love the vacuuming! It's my favorite part of the videos♥️♥️♥️♥️
I'm in love with your new extractor
Being a 14-year-old that started a car detailing business at 11. Your videos help me a lot, and the motivational things you say help me through the hard parts when I am detailing a car.
Him and The Detail Geek as well. So good at what they do. Helped me a ton as well! Good luck, kid!
@@evanr9992 Yea same! Thank you!
Thanks!
I definitely agree I myself a detailer I definitely would spend longer than 15-20 minutes in vacuuming. Makes more sense to get as much as possible, then extract the rest.
I agree with the vacuuming. You can accomplish so much with just that alone. You can get all the small hard to reach places w the vacuum them come in behind w the quick detail and a clean towel and your good to go!
You should make a video showing us how to clean our detailing tools! (Brushes, Microfiber towels, etc.)
You always work wonders with disasters. I'd drive from florida to Ohio in a heartbeat just to have my vehicle detailed by you
And Mr Darnell said "You can't polish a turd".. yet somehow, you've proven him wrong again haha 😄 Good job.
You sure don’t need to go to the gym after this workout!😉
I have never timed my self but my vacuum videos are 10 minutes and that’s just for a section in a third row vehicle interiors definitely take longer
Would like to see a pre and post weight of your vacuum…. To see what or how much you vacuumed up..
9:13 wasn't expecting a jumpscare from one of your videos!
Why do these people hate garbage cans so much?!
Wow, awesome Detail. Thank you for sharing💕👏🏼
10 minute vacuuming is for those cleaning clean cars
I would probably need to be wearing more than gloves with all that dna stuck to everything.
I wonder if the dealership made their money back in what it cost for a detail like this. Great work as always!
This was amazing, keep up the great work
Happy Sunday Stauffer!
Thanks Heather! I'll let the whole crew know you said hi!
Are we just gonna brush past that jump scare at 9:13?? Haha scared me not gonna lie
I drive the same car. Paint from those generation Hondas is always terrible. Paint aside, fantastic job as always!
Love the videos. Especially THANK YOU for the helpful suggestions - have made my personal car details so much better AND much more efficient.
9:13 real nice touch
Hi Chris, As soon as I saw Honda Civic I had to click on it! I just got a Honda Civic 2022! This made me want to go clean the inside RIGHT NOW even though it's very clean. Was a great video!
Very awesome dude ❤️ 👏🏻
I used to know someone who kept their car like that, they also smoked and it was hilarious the day he caught his floorboard on fire.
I hope you recycled all those bottles!!!😊
That's me once I get started I won't stop to even eat ,
24:17 hot chocolate🤣🍫
I think it’s a personal preference on how long it takes to vacuum especially depending on how much dirt and debris is in the car. I don’t usually take long on vacuuming but I also try new things and vacuum at the end of the detail.
I’d do a quick vacuum of the carpets then go at it with a drill brush and vacuum again then extract
What happened at 9:14? Lol
The clear coat is the first thing to go on Hondas. My Honda had a recall on the paint it was repainted yet the clear coat didn’t even last after the recall. But I also live texas it’s the desert and heat here eats away on the paint on many cars.
I would love to see what the cabin air filters look like in these vehicles
I saw a couple of quarters. Score!
awesome work. the steering wheel is always a challenge. I did a mustang steering wheel and as I was cleaning it. the material was coming off with the dirt. that's how dirty it was. satisfying at the end tho. 😂😂😂
I keep seeing pop out while you are vacuuming. How much money do you normally find in a vehicle?
I was wondering. It seems like this car has a lot of bottles cans etc. If it is offered in your area do you recycle them
Love the difference well done James 👍🏻
Hello from Australia, I just wanna let u know I absolutely love all your videos and let u know that you have given me super helpful tips for when I just clean out family cars and friends cars
Great work as always 👏 👍
Good morning! Wow… just wow.
Good morning!
you weren’t joking when you said the seat cleaning was satisfying! 😮
I watch several other detailer on you tube but you are by far my favorite because of the detail to vacuuming!
A friend of mine lives out of his car and has done so for decades
I love your work ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much 😀
I watch all your videos !! I hate that I watched them all, I try finding other car details and it’s never good enough 😁
That's literally a dumpster with a engine and windows 🤣
I am a near part time detailer but my friends will tell you I have always had OCD when it comes to cleaning. I follow you, M.A.D. detailing. the Detail Geek and Pan the Organizer on you tube and tend to take pointers from all but I 100%agree with your outlook and philosophy when it comes to vacuuming,vkeep up the good work!!!
I have this exact car so ima use this video
I vacuum incessantly… pre extraction, and post JUST in case.
Another great detail! And yes more space for activities! Yep!
Hello darkness my old friend time to speak with me again 9:14
That poor civic! It doesn't deserve that treatment! I'm glad you shown it love and got it looking good again. Anthony Fisher from The rag company would have a heart attack if he saw the state of that civic, he's a Civic-man!😜
I agree on vacuuming
This would drive my OCD crazy
I get mad when there's dust on my dash board and carry a little duster for that purpose
also lint in the air vents...I have a smaller duster to reach the vents
I don't think if you added all the things that I forgot was in ALL my cars over that last 20 yrs will add up to all this shit
I like it! Can you please tell me which vacuum are you using?
Do you ever use steam when cleaning things like door panels?
Do you disconnect the battery when detailing?... For the dome lights?
Very nice 👌
@+①⑦②⑦③⑤⓪②④④②WhatsApp why
9:14 what just happened 😂
I am just a hobby detailer but I prefer to Only vac most things out when I extract. Takes much more time when vacuuming but less more while extracting and the extractor juice is a bit more nasty🙈
great content. like your approach. agree with your view on 'fancier' equipment with detailers. for the enthusiast (like me) who details his car 2-3 times a month, I am detailing an already-clean car. I mean, really, how dirty is a car going to get by an owner who is OCD and loves his car, that was also cleaned like 10 days ago? steam and suction will just damage it over time when it never really gets that dirty. every other detail is pretty much a wipe down with a towel. especially when I am the only one who has been in the car since the last detail. however, this honda is not the case, OMG. looks like it was used by a couple of chimney sweepers who lived in their work clothes, and the car. a steam cleaner would have cleaned the steering wheel, center arm rest, and door arm rests better than your result, IMO. never sure as a viewer, though; things on screen do not always look the same as when you are actually there in the car. the seats were definitely impressive from here! you never mentioned a smell...
Great detail. I noticed you still had the power on when cleaning the dashboard. You removed the seats, do need to disconnect the battery first, or is it not necessary? Thanks for a good video though.
I definitely spend the extra time on vacuuming. Honestly I’m not sure I understand not doing it that way. 🤷🏻♂️
It is called a HOARDER'S car because calling the previous owner a PIG, would be an insult to pigs.
And I wish that trunk carpet was the same as the rest of the interior
I love the music! What is it?
Poor Civic! It scrubbed up pretty well inside. At least it should now have a chance at a new home.
I'm scared for the new car that the owner traded in for!
I really enjoyed this one till I got my ear drums blown out by that random noise at 9.13 lol. Then I enjoyed the video again.
How did you get to clean the dealerships cars? When people trade them in???
Ppl are slobs - that’s why I love dogs and motorcycles lol stay epic
I spend a lot of time vacuuming. I would rather pick up as much dry material first since adding any liquid makes more of a mess.
How do you dilute the bio break & flex ice? Do you add water to the mixture? It may be a dumb question but I just picked these up.
Love your as well as other detail videos. I have learned so much from all of you. I dont detail as a profession, just a friends car here and there once or twice a year. I did a Honda Odessy van and drained the battery having all the doors open. I have seen only once where a detailer said to disconnect the NEGATIVE side of the battery but have not seen this advice again.Do detailers regulary disconnect their batteries??? Thanks for any help.
Ok, so you’ve cleaned the inside
What about the outside? Since it’s a trade in, did the dealership have a body shop fix the paint job?
9:15 small cutting mistake🙈
I just don't understand how some people can be so disgusting. I would never treat my car or home like this. Especially if I'm paying lots of money for it. Lots of nasty pigs out there. At least it offers you the ability to do what you do so well 💯✌
Awesome job 👏. It blows my mind that anyone could buy such a nice car and completely trash it.
What did you charge for a vehicle like this?
3:32 work smarter, not harder. I like how you think.
This is my gen civic! Yay! Now I have a video as a guide for when I do mine.
When I purchase a used vehicle ....I say for the dealer to just vacuum it. I will do the cleaning.
I can't stand the smell of "new car" spray!
I have a similar Civic but in the SI model, and this makes me sick seeing it so dirty.
It is impossible to properly vacuum the whole car in 15 minutes, especially if it this dirty. If someone is telling otherwise, then the carpet is still full of dirt.
There's nothing as trusty as a Honda that has been taken care of
I agree
Does anybody else watch these kind of videos to help them fall asleep?? No, just me…. Lol 😂
How can anyone let their vehicle get to this point? My daughter did let hers get bad like this. I don’t understand it.
I agree vacuuming is the important step I spend sometimes an hour or longer especially with the ones that have crappy carpet in my opinion toyota is the worst followed by Nissan
God I hate carpets like that! Wears you out!
why don’t you HAVE to suck out the moisture from the carpet after detailing? is it because you don’t have to use water? if you use a microfiber towel, do you have to pat dry or can you wipe?
That's not hoarding. That's 1 nasty ass person 😆
If you don't remove dry dirt, then it becomes mud. Dry dirt doesn't leave staining, mud can..
When I was a kid, one if my favorite tasks was detailing our family vehicles.
A family of 7 makes for much clean up.
When I see cars like this. No way maintenance was kept up on them.
I have to be honest there's a part of me that wonders if these disaster details are staged. It's excellent content for the channel but it's hard for me to grasp how someone gets something this dirty for this long and is a "hoarder"...then suddenly they pay someone to have it cleaned. Hoarders don't usually snap out of it. I wanna believe these are real but having a hard time that there's this many disasters who suddenly want a detail.
How can people let their car get to this point
How long does a detail like this take you?
Huh
I do the same on vacumning. Dash, console, carpets..less debris to get thrown back down on the carpets and seats.
Must be nice to have a nice car to just trash and throw to the side. Nice job!