I agree. I watch the Russian guys videos "Labuski" I think it is, and he hangs it to dry and pans over the rug and brushes it with his hand. I like that.
@@kctyphoon Yep. The pressure wash might have been the culprit for this one. Not all rugs are pressure wash safe. The lighter leaf pattern all but disappeared after the cleaning. Some of what came out seems to have been the dye.
OMG!!! I've been cleaning my carpets with my power washer for years. My neighbors all think I'm nuts. But I'm not dropping tons of $$$ on new carpet. This is so rewarding
I watched to see the end result, and you didn't even show it. A side by side picture of how it started and what it looks like when finished and dry would be awesome.
Holy cow that was satisfying to watch. I'm sure my rugs are probably that dirty ... I don't have time to clean because I'm too busy watching cleaning videos! 😉
I found you through your shorts, one of the best things about the shorts are the stories you tell, do you not normally tell the stories on your full videos?
I'm glad I looked at more comments. I was just about to ask that question. Does he recycle that water? First time I watched the whole video. Pretty cool. Thanks go to the creator of the video.
Maybe a hanging device can be manufactured that would allow the water to drain downward while rinsing. You did a good job. Can believe a white rug would be at a mechanic shop.
I've watched a few of these videos and I always figured with some rugs, you'll never get all the dirt out, no matter what you do. Although this would be expensive to do; Would the process go quicker if you could have that same area raised 2 inches and have a 1/4" grate type floor to stand on? That way the dirt and water could go straight through instead of being trapped underneath.
Well now I've watched a bunch of his older videos. And those show a black floor with slotted panels. But sometimes to keep the soap in the rug, he put white covers over the panels so it didn't drain. It does look like the slotted floor does a better/quicker job.
really takes the satisfaction out of it for me, i'd rather them just buy a new one than use all that water just to get dirt out of a rug. im sure it takes more water to make rugs tho, so probably a lose lose situation.
Most of these places catch, filter and reuse the water, its the law where I am from for car washers at least, 80% of the water to wash a car is reused. So hopefully they do the same there.
People who have water shortages shouldn’t expect people with an abundance of water to pretend they have water shortages, too. It’s childish and nonsensical.
I'm sure you're asked this all the time.. I checked the comments and nothing stuck out.. Can this process be done with house carpet? Granted the carpet fit in the cleaning area. I have some animal stained carpet. I had a cleaner come and it only temporarily solved the problem. My old cat could still smell it so he marked it again. I removed the pad and had a different cleaner come. Smell came back with moisture from swap cooler. I'm hoping a rug cleaning place with a set up like yours could really scrub out the carpets. In addition to the smell from the animal stains the carpet is full of sand. The carpet cleaners are unable to remove the sand. You can shake the carpet and sand falls out like a salt shaker x10 I don't have money to replace the carpet and my son likes the color. So I'm seeking other options. Thanks for your time! Love the content 👌
A potential request. I really liked the back story about this rug in the short. I know these videos tend not to have talking, so as a compromise would you consider adding Closed Captions with a little background on the project featured in the video.
Didn’t think there was enough soap in the world to clean that rug. A before and after shot would have been nice Not to mention, when you did the “final” rinse, it seemed like it was still dirty. Did you skip some filming?
With this method, we are looking for old village carpets every day because there are poor people in the village and we wash their carpets. I hope you are satisfied with it.😊❤
Do you own that carpet brush thingy/machine that sweeps the tomorrow out of the carpets before & after? Or do you do that by hand? How do you dry your carpets? Do you ever have a problem with the warp & weft shrinking?
What's the best way to dry a rug like this without one of those rug spin cycle machines? Also what would work for agitation instead of that big spin brush machine? I have a pretty expensive carpet that needs a deep clean and have everything except the things mentioned. Great job!
Hi, if you don't mind my 2 cents thrown in, I used to work in the tool rental industry and you have some options there regarding cleaning your carpet. As far as drying goes it's strictly air drying. There are actually fans (blowers) made for carpet drying you can also rent to speed up the process. You can inquire in your area for different rental places for availability and pricing. You can start with Home Depot and expand to the individual rental places if need be. I'd personally rent, at least, a pressure washer before I went the manual brush scrubbing route. Be sure to use the right spray head and not hold it too close to the rug as not to ruin it. Too much pressure with the right stream can actually remove a toe! Hope this helps a little. Good luck. Troy
An oddly satisfying experience. Then again, I'm always cleaning stuff, so... and I echo dawnback5333's comment: finished product longer-duration view, and a final before/after shot. Thanks for your efforts!
I feel like this would be a lot easier if the rug was on some kind of fine mesh. It just looks like half of your work is dealing with all the dirty water getting all over what was just washed and you trying to squeegee it away. If this was on a fine mesh for the water to just drain or something while still giving support for the machine this would go much faster and cleaner Also it looked like it wasn't clean at the end and then you flash to it being clean for a split second...
Just out of curiosity. what is the start up cost for a business like this? Equipment cost and cleaning products cost? I’ve been watching for a while and have always wondered what the total cost is to get a business like this started.
If a little bit of the dirt from one side of the rug is going to inevitably end up on the other side of the rug, wouldn't it make more sense to start on the underside? That way you don't have to clean the top twice?
Why not get it up on a screen, a very fine screen, so the water washes through, pushing the dirt out the other side? This is the idea of washing, to push the water through the material. Surface dirt will come off the surface naturally, that's the easy part. It is getting the deep down dirt out that is harder. Water has to be pushed through the material, washing the dirt out the other side.
I get the feeling that if a rug cleaning guy wanted to clean it, it had to be a great rug that was well made with good materials. (Either that or he just really wanted to make the video lololol)
I honestly don’t understand why rugs are cleaned like this, on a solid surface, from the top down.. id (almost) be willing to bet someone could cut their cleaning time in half (at least) if the rugs were placed face down on a milk create type surface/material and you it from the back using a Hotsy pressure washer and a small surface cleaner attachment using moderate pressure and no detergent. Then use the scrubber on the front of the rug with some chemical cleaner (after a little dwell time) to loosen up the stubborn stuff. The logic here being all the dirt enters from the top down, so to clean from bottom up, first.
I love rug cleaning but your videos are just horribly edited, The camera slowly moving down as if someone with joycon drift was playing a game and the unnecessary sped up or close-up stuff ruins the experience.
why do you clean an area just to move over and spray you dirty water right back into the area you literally spent 10 minutes cleaning? quit pissing every where and mow the lawn, breaking up dirty into fine powder and pushing into a pressure washed fabric quadrupling water soap and time
Rugs can hold so much crap in them, granted this one did come from a auto shop but they still just have so much surface area for dirt and grime and shit. That’s why I always go with a bare floor, why would I want a dirt sponge in my house?
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If you could show the finished rug for a bit longer and show the side by side, it would be way more interesting
I definitely agree, it would be nice to see how all your hard work made a difference compared to how the rug was originally
Ever heard of pause??
@@bobloblaw2754too hard 😂
I agree. I watch the Russian guys videos "Labuski" I think it is, and he hangs it to dry and pans over the rug and brushes it with his hand. I like that.
@@bobloblaw2754 constructive criticism shouldn't be met with rude sarcasm. It makes you sound small.
There were all kinds of patterns in that rug that had just disappeared. I wonder if the owner remembers he bought a cream-colored rug.
I dont think its patterns. I think its damage.
@@kctyphoon Yep. The pressure wash might have been the culprit for this one. Not all rugs are pressure wash safe. The lighter leaf pattern all but disappeared after the cleaning. Some of what came out seems to have been the dye.
@@abigguitarno you don't know anything so just shut up
OMG!!! I've been cleaning my carpets with my power washer for years. My neighbors all think I'm nuts. But I'm not dropping tons of $$$ on new carpet. This is so rewarding
Hi don’t cut when u do the scraping coz it s the best part
Please elaborate.. 🍿🥤
@@JoesCaribbeanVanLifesqueegee
Yeah fr why did he cut that
I watched to see the end result, and you didn't even show it. A side by side picture of how it started and what it looks like when finished and dry would be awesome.
Holy cow that was satisfying to watch. I'm sure my rugs are probably that dirty ... I don't have time to clean because I'm too busy watching cleaning videos! 😉
What is the machine called that the rug goes in ?? Anyone??
Send them to me. I’ll clean them
@@ednahaines9832 centrifuge?
@@lindaboo3220correct
This was so dirty. It got cleaned up nicely. Sosatisfying. Keep posting videos👏😄
I found you through your shorts, one of the best things about the shorts are the stories you tell, do you not normally tell the stories on your full videos?
Mother Nature just called. She's so glad you're recycling all that water!
I'm glad I looked at more comments. I was just about to ask that question. Does he recycle that water? First time I watched the whole video. Pretty cool. Thanks go to the creator of the video.
Maybe a hanging device can be manufactured that would allow the water to drain downward while rinsing. You did a good job. Can believe a white rug would be at a mechanic shop.
This video is missing narration about techniques, product used, facts and other information. Nice before and after. Million view guaranteed!
I've watched a few of these videos and I always figured with some rugs, you'll never get all the dirt out, no matter what you do.
Although this would be expensive to do; Would the process go quicker if you could have that same area raised 2 inches and have a 1/4" grate type floor to stand on? That way the dirt and water could go straight through instead of being trapped underneath.
Absolutely. That is the idea of washing, pushing the water through the material and washing the dirt out the other side.
Well now I've watched a bunch of his older videos. And those show a black floor with slotted panels. But sometimes to keep the soap in the rug, he put white covers over the panels so it didn't drain. It does look like the slotted floor does a better/quicker job.
It's honestly a nice looking rug
Wow that end result looks really nice
I'm currently living an area under severe drought restrictions and seeing the amount of water used to clean just one rug made me feel very anxious!
really takes the satisfaction out of it for me, i'd rather them just buy a new one than use all that water just to get dirt out of a rug.
im sure it takes more water to make rugs tho, so probably a lose lose situation.
Most of these places catch, filter and reuse the water, its the law where I am from for car washers at least, 80% of the water to wash a car is reused. So hopefully they do the same there.
People who have water shortages shouldn’t expect people with an abundance of water to pretend they have water shortages, too. It’s childish and nonsensical.
@@dwderp learn to read dude, all he said was it made him anxious, not that he expects them to not waste water.
@@evrrrs I’m perfectly capable of reading. Are you capable of understanding what an implication is?
You should do a video on your equipment you use and where you got it or a video on the business of rug cleaning
What am I doing at 4am...👀🤔🤣
That carpet looks like a gift that keeps on giving. I thought the video was gonna be an hour long. 😂😂😂
Amazing outcome!
I'm sure you're asked this all the time.. I checked the comments and nothing stuck out.. Can this process be done with house carpet? Granted the carpet fit in the cleaning area. I have some animal stained carpet. I had a cleaner come and it only temporarily solved the problem. My old cat could still smell it so he marked it again. I removed the pad and had a different cleaner come. Smell came back with moisture from swap cooler. I'm hoping a rug cleaning place with a set up like yours could really scrub out the carpets. In addition to the smell from the animal stains the carpet is full of sand. The carpet cleaners are unable to remove the sand. You can shake the carpet and sand falls out like a salt shaker x10 I don't have money to replace the carpet and my son likes the color. So I'm seeking other options. Thanks for your time! Love the content 👌
Have you tried vinegar and baking soda on a rag and let it sit on the spot? Test spot first.
Lovely rug! Really nice once clean!!
They shouldn't have such a light colored rug in their waiting room. It will be dark again before you know it.
A win-win situation. 🎉
A potential request. I really liked the back story about this rug in the short. I know these videos tend not to have talking, so as a compromise would you consider adding Closed Captions with a little background on the project featured in the video.
Didn’t think there was enough soap in the world to clean that rug. A before and after shot would have been nice Not to mention, when you did the “final” rinse, it seemed like it was still dirty. Did you skip some filming?
Why is this so satisfying?
Should have explained the story of the rug and show before and after for longer period of time on screen
You should link the full vid in the description or comments. Thanks.
oml when i realised how many leaves were on that rug
With this method, we are looking for old village carpets every day because there are poor people in the village and we wash their carpets. I hope you are satisfied with it.😊❤
Great video!!
He definitely gets them dirty before the videos
I honestly would love to see him kidnapping rugs and returning them cleaned
UNBELIEVABLE !!!
Ever try TSP? (trisodium phosphate)? Its a degreaser and OPENS the layers in Natural fabric. Great in Synth.
Do you own that carpet brush thingy/machine that sweeps the tomorrow out of the carpets before & after? Or do you do that by hand? How do you dry your carpets? Do you ever have a problem with the warp & weft shrinking?
What's the best way to dry a rug like this without one of those rug spin cycle machines? Also what would work for agitation instead of that big spin brush machine? I have a pretty expensive carpet that needs a deep clean and have everything except the things mentioned. Great job!
Hi, if you don't mind my 2 cents thrown in, I used to work in the tool rental industry and you have some options there regarding cleaning your carpet. As far as drying goes it's strictly air drying. There are actually fans (blowers) made for carpet drying you can also rent to speed up the process. You can inquire in your area for different rental places for availability and pricing. You can start with Home Depot and expand to the individual rental places if need be. I'd personally rent, at least, a pressure washer before I went the manual brush scrubbing route. Be sure to use the right spray head and not hold it too close to the rug as not to ruin it. Too much pressure with the right stream can actually remove a toe! Hope this helps a little. Good luck. Troy
Would love to see a reaction vid when you return the rug
Squeegee: 0:23, 2:13, 6:16, 8:14
The End: 13:41
Great video!!
Why don’t you use a surface cleaning attachment on your pressure washer instead ??
Do we not have the technology to do this with less water?
Very satisfying video though!
An oddly satisfying experience. Then again, I'm always cleaning stuff, so... and I echo dawnback5333's comment: finished product longer-duration view, and a final before/after shot. Thanks for your efforts!
What do you wear for shoes? Are they none slip?? Be great for my kitchen job
You should hang the rug up while using the pressure spraying, grease, oild dirty can come out the back side and run out
No side by side? I want to see how far it came
Put the pressure washer down!!
I feel like this would be a lot easier if the rug was on some kind of fine mesh.
It just looks like half of your work is dealing with all the dirty water getting all over what was just washed and you trying to squeegee it away. If this was on a fine mesh for the water to just drain or something while still giving support for the machine this would go much faster and cleaner
Also it looked like it wasn't clean at the end and then you flash to it being clean for a split second...
How weigh does the rug lose during this transformation?
All of it
This main pattern cut at 1/3 is a real eyesore for me...
Just out of curiosity. what is the start up cost for a business like this? Equipment cost and cleaning products cost? I’ve been watching for a while and have always wondered what the total cost is to get a business like this started.
It'd be fascinating to know the weight before and after...
Why didn't you wash the back of the carpet, how do you dry the carpet and how long does it take
6:28
He did wash the back?
If a little bit of the dirt from one side of the rug is going to inevitably end up on the other side of the rug, wouldn't it make more sense to start on the underside? That way you don't have to clean the top twice?
Wouldn’t extracting it with a carpet wand and a mount be easier instead of a cimax and a rake?
Why not get it up on a screen, a very fine screen, so the water washes through, pushing the dirt out the other side? This is the idea of washing, to push the water through the material. Surface dirt will come off the surface naturally, that's the easy part. It is getting the deep down dirt out that is harder. Water has to be pushed through the material, washing the dirt out the other side.
Am I the only one thinking just go buy a new rug for $20 at Walmart? This ain't a family heirloom
I get the feeling that if a rug cleaning guy wanted to clean it, it had to be a great rug that was well made with good materials.
(Either that or he just really wanted to make the video lololol)
This rug is still dirty as hell, got in way over your head. Try some different methods.
I honestly don’t understand why rugs are cleaned like this, on a solid surface, from the top down.. id (almost) be willing to bet someone could cut their cleaning time in half (at least) if the rugs were placed face down on a milk create type surface/material and you it from the back using a Hotsy pressure washer and a small surface cleaner attachment using moderate pressure and no detergent. Then use the scrubber on the front of the rug with some chemical cleaner (after a little dwell time) to loosen up the stubborn stuff. The logic here being all the dirt enters from the top down, so to clean from bottom up, first.
Can you get a carpet back to it's original shape and look?
Did the cleaning cost way more than the rug ? For sure. Would the store even remember what the original color and pattern were? For sure not.
Filthy. I love it.
I estimate that that rug cost under $200 brand new and they paid how much to clean it? Points for reusing and recycling I guess.
It looked like there was still a bit of "gack" left in the carpet when you rolled it up. Did you process it further before the final view?
Not sure if they do anything else but they definitely put it in. Centrifuge to get as much of the water out as possible.
can the smell stick to your clothing? i remember when i worked in a kitchen i would always always always smell like a deep fryer when i came home
Damn there were some HARSH audio changes in this, asmr has spolied me.
cool video, need a better before and after though
Isn't a pressure washer going to be destructive?
I am curious what equipment this is?
You don't wash the bottom?
Is there a lot of clay in your area?
Where's the rest of the video?
Probaly been faster and cheaper to go down to Walmart and buy him another rug.
I don’t know what happened but I didn’t see the entire clean rug 😢
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
0:10 and 13:36 for before and after
ASMR some of the shorts sometimes…like when you run out of things to say…
Are you allowed to dump all that soap into the sewer?
was it worth all that wasted water when the rug was not implied to be sentimental.
❤❤❤❤❤where's the commentator 😂😂😂😂I miss the story's ❤❤❤❤😂😂😂
😭😭😭😭 I’m tryyyyyinnngg
@@rughubb I'm sorry.... I didn't mean to upset you!!!! Your stories are just so interesting a d funny
Why didn’t you finish cleaning it?
Dang 😮
Therapeutic 😁
I love rug cleaning but your videos are just horribly edited, The camera slowly moving down as if someone with joycon drift was playing a game and the unnecessary sped up or close-up stuff ruins the experience.
$500 job for a $30 walmart rug
He should just get a black one
why do you clean an area just to move over and spray you dirty water right back into the area you literally spent 10 minutes cleaning? quit pissing every where and mow the lawn, breaking up dirty into fine powder and pushing into a pressure washed fabric quadrupling water soap and time
COME ON ! ! ! ! over 13 minutes of washing and then like 4 seconds of the finished product ???? jeez what a waste of time
Rugs can hold so much crap in them, granted this one did come from a auto shop but they still just have so much surface area for dirt and grime and shit. That’s why I always go with a bare floor, why would I want a dirt sponge in my house?
Would have been easier and cheaper to get a new rug...waste of time...