I really wish you would do close ups of the before and after as well. We could see the difference in detail that shows up after it’s cleaned. It’s so satisfying to see that.
Close up? Do you want the camera mounted on the duster? He was pretty close while dusting and you could see the pattern coming up as he did it. Not sure how much closer you want to get.
That Polish rug cleaning guy y'all might know (LCC, Lubuskie Centrum Cys...) once made a video about this. From a medium sized rug he removed more than 4 kg of sand.
That is, frankly, amazing. While the rugwas wet and scrubbed, it looked like a black hole. After scrubbing with soap just once, the difference was astonishing. And to see the mud you squeezed out of it... well, I'm "floored"! Good job!🤩❣
1) I wonder how many lbs of dirt you washed out of that thing. 2) You have the patience of Job! 3) I will NEVER EVER complain about the cost of cleaning one lovely carpets again!!! 4) I’m going to get a gift Certificate for my carpet guy to take his wife out to dinner. He rejuvenated some very old rugs that my Great Grandparents had gotten on trips to the Middle East. They have been passed down from family for a lot of years! They finally came to me, as they were soooo dirty and they are so outdated. I complained about the price of cleaning when I took them in, but when I brought them home, they were gorgeous (colors were brilliant)! Wow! This process is just incredible!! Thank you so much for sharing 🙏
I’m an Arkansas teacher home with Covid. Your channel has been perfectly therapeutic. My favorite thing about the team is the obvious friendship. I’m watching some good ol’ boys working hard, helping each other, and keeping beautiful rugs from going out to pasture. My favorite thing regarding cleaning is the flushing. Since watching you guys, I’ve watched a few other people cleaning rugs and I’ve thought, ‘omg… if you don’t rinse that rug, I’m clicking off.’ Thank you for helping me get through covid. Keep on keepin on, guys!
For me I am happy to just watch and hear the sounds of the rug cleaning, dialogue and explanations not needed. What you do speaks for itself and is great. 😊😊
I said the same thing a few minutes into the video. This is definitely not an ASMR video. He talks too much. I just subbed and thinking about unsubbing just like that due to all of the unnecessary talking.
I loved that you walked us through all the steps you did to clean this rug! I like the variety between this and the quiet ASMR videos. And switching the cameras all the time must’ve been a lot of editing work! Really enjoying all your content Edit: that before and after side by side was incredible!!
Something I think could be a very interesting addition to these videos is a before-and-after weight. Weigh it upon arrival, and weigh again after its clean and dry, then that weight difference would give you a good idea of the volume of dirt that the rug was holding onto.
I don't usually comment much on youtube. This is the best carpet cleaning video I've ever seen. Greetings from Turkey 🇹🇷👋🏻 Since our childhood in Turkey, everyone washes carpets on the street. we grew up with them . We traditionally washed the carpets, but we had a lot of fun. We used to have a lot of fun with the brush and foam in our hands. my all-time favorite was to squirt water out of the carpet quickly with a stick. Our mothers used to wet all the children with water and finish the job.😁 but the work you do is professional. may Allah ( God) make it easy for you 🙃🌹👍🏻
I'm shocked that that rug is not ripped or fraying with so much dirt in it! My family had a few rugs like that and the edges were just falling apart due to traffic and pets ripping at at.
I'm surprised it holds up to all the abrasion of being washed and squeegeed, too, but then I tend to deal with older more fragile textiles, I'm no expert on rugs. But yeah, how does it get that dirty but still stay intact?
Wow ,,this I must say it's the best cleaning efficiently!!!! Another level of technology and care ,I had an idea how to clean ,and it is as of this guy drains around for the water to escape ,and lots of water to flush the dirt out ,congrats my friend ,very professional job ,, the best
I don't know why watching rug cleaning videos is so relaxing. It's amusing all you can put a wool rug through to clean it. I (accidentally) bought a wool blanket and almost all the directions I've seen to clean it suggest airing it out first and and seem adverse to getting water anywhere near it.
When using the scrubbing machine or pressure washer, would it noy be more effective to start in the middle and spiral outwards to push the dirt towards the edges? This is so satisfying to watch but this one thing is really bugging me 😭
Also to stay in 1 direction on first pass then always go in opposite direction in each other pass. Also clean the floor inbetween each flip. Just my ocd kicking in. I would love to do this. Very satisfying videos though. Thank you for sharing
A specific step like that is irrelevant because of the final cleaning in the centrifuge. The treatment with the rug shampoo and water and squeegeeing and all that is to free up the dirt and stuff deeply stuck in the rug. If there's a bit left behind on the surface, it gets washed off in the end anyway.
So satisfying!! I like the fact that you kept going until all the dirt was gone (not just a set routine, but each rug requires a different treatment). Also for all the people talking about water use, how else do you get all the dirt and soap out? I have a rug that I would love to have cleaned this way. It’s not visibly dirty, but I imagine after years of not being washed and being in front of a fireplace it must be mess. Using the water to flush the dirt from under the rug is amazing as well as that heavy rinse on top.
As for water use, I can't speak for this business, but I've detailed for more than one car dealership, and different places have different methods. I worked at one place that recollected and filtered the dirty water for reuse. I have a feeling that this place does the same thing, being that this process is done on top of a giant grate.
and even if that water isn't being reused at THIS location....if this location is located in a city? it's headed straight back to a water/waste treatment facility anyway.
At least they could try to use water as minimal as possible. This is nature violation!! Not just they waste alot of water, they also use soap that can harm the nature. Now every people in this earth will drink this contaminated water!!! 😡😡😡😠😠😠🤢🤮
Amazing video, I love watching you guys do your job. You are so much better than the other ones that are on youtube. I especially like how you "don't" add slow motion effects! Awesome job! Can I add that, that rug was dirty, I mean dirty. Loved it!!!
Great content, addictive viewing. Out of interest, how do you manage water usage in the shop? Assume it gets filtered and recycled? Would be good to see a video on the kit.
Hi y'all, Have you considered washing/ pressure washing from the center to the perimeter? It seems to me if you start at the outside edges and then start pushing dirt to where you just cleaned, you're gonna have to push that dirt off again.
I was thinking instead of putting the rug on a flat surface, put it on a grate so the dirty water can just go downward through the grating instead of sitting back in the rug itself. Then use a shopvac to suck dirty water from the top too (those that can't go down). That way you don't be transferring all the dirt from the center (or outside) back onto the rug.
@@xdragon2k yeah it does seem like they are making way more work for themselves. There cannot be a lot of profit in this business, so working more efficiently would mean more profit.
Dirt is held in suspension in the liquid, pressure washing would likely damage the rug while just pushing dirt deeper into the pile. Using a surfactant is the best way to clean dirt and oil off textiles, there's a reason why you don't wash your clothes using high pressure jets. Quite frankly even using this level of scouring is pretty extreme, while a rug is made to be durable this is very extreme. Ideally this would best be done in a very large vat that allows water to circulate around the rug, passing through several rollers, that bend and agitate the fabric without scouring it.
Great videos, I just love to see all that dirt come out of those high quality rugs, but could you please make a bit more of the before and after shots, some close ups would be most appreiated because it would show the improvement, details and colours better, it must be very satisfying for you to do a job where you get to see a silk purse being made out of a sows ear!
Them: This hasn't been dusted for about a century, hahaha. Me: haha, doesn't look THAT bad. (5 minutes in) Me: Ok, that's pretty bad, but they're scrubbing it good. How much more dirt could there be? Them: 23:25 Me: ...It...it doesn't stop. This rug is cursed and it doesn't stop.
Aaah nice the comments are on again! A great video as usual, but dang this rug was something else! Kept on giving and I loved it how you did the back 2 times and the colors came back great too! Owners must have thought it was a whole other rug😁
I don't know how this appeared in my recommendations but I'm glad it did. Oddly relaxing. Reminds me tremendously of when I used to work for a tent company and we would wash them. But brings up a question: about how you squeegee. We were told to ALWAYS go from the inside out and NEVER edge to edge, to make sure that any dirt was pushed outwards and not back over parts that had been cleaned. Watching this I'm wondering why you wouldn't do this. Seeing you start at a dirty edge and push all that filthy water over the entire length gave me shivers. Not complaining though. Just wondering. Perhaps it is just years of getting yelled at coming back to haunt me. lol
I’ve always been curious, I follow you guys on tiktok and i wonder why you stay on the solid surface whilst rinsing? Wouldn’t alot of that back side dirt has rinsed down and not stuck to the front side if you’d rinsed over the grated surface? Just seems this might be more time saving. I also am not a rug cleaning professional so what the heck do I know haha but figured I’d ask anyways. Cheers and absolutely love watching!
Lol, I also wanted to know this exact thing! They've got a lovely plastic grated floor there, why not just place the rug directly on that? Dirt would flow right through! I'd kill to have a cleaning floor like this! I've cleaned my own rugs a few times, and having this setup would just make everything SO much easier!
My first guess is weight and not wanting to damage the rug. If you put it on a grated surface, it would help with removing dirt, but you also put more weight on less surface area of a rug. It seems to me that it may damage the rug since they often have to step on it while cleaning and you don't want the grates cutting into the rug in any way. Im not a professional either, but thats my two cents.
If you look closely, the entire place is grated and there are white sheets that have been put on top of the grate. I imagine this is done so viewers see the dirt come out. That is, after all, the satisfying hook.
They probably WANT the rug to float a bit. Forcing the dirt down through the rug is probably harder than letting the dirt float up out of the rug, which can only happen if the water isn't draining downward.
TH-cam: "Oh! Stephen's online at 12am. He must want to watch literally anything...." Me: "Why the fuck did I just watch half an hour of someone cleaning a rug?"
To my mind once the cleaning process has been done on the floor it should be hung to rinse, this will allow the dirt to escape with the rinse water as its clear that a good deal of dirt is being held under the rug as you try to rinse it on the floor.
Rug would weigh in at 400 pounds wet and stretch the rug which wouldn’t be able to be repaired after stretching being hung. This process is the best for Rug washing to keep its integrity.
@@TruClean Ok yes that did cross my mind, in that case a floor with a much better draining system directly below the rug would assist flushing the dirt a good deal better ?
@@gegwen7440 yes some rugs that have a very solid construction can be washed directly on the grates. We don’t typically do this because we see shadowing of the grates in the rugs and after washing thus we clean them on the white paneling on top of the grates so soap and water is evenly displaced.
Most satisfying! I can't believe I enjoyed watching a 30 minute video on cleaning a rug, but it is definitely awesome. It must feel fulfilling to bring something back to life like that.
I am enjoying your videos... my only feedback as someone who gets motion sick... is that it's hard with all the flipping of the camera angles. Some of the motions aren't so bad with the right over the carpet, like when you use the scrubber... but when squeegeeing, I just had to close my eyes. I don't know if this helps or not. I appreciate the extra explanations too. :) nice!
D be coming on, there are patches on Wal-Mart on-line, wrists bands from the same source and Dramamine (I've taken so much [up to four a day!]), doesn't make me sleepy. I ramble, do I not? I SO hope this is helpful 💜
Oh, my poor dear 😭 I have ALWAYS been prone to motion sickness and, I understand comPLEtely! About four years ago, I fell, hit my head and have a loose crystal. When you think vertigo coul
Don't know happened? Hope the two parts are able to see one another. SO, Dramamine and motion sickness patches and wrist bands, on-line, Wal-Mart. I use all three at the same time.
Amazing job! I inherited several 50+ year old Persian rugs my parent's got while living in Iran. Got one cleaned and repaired so far, but need to get more done soon. Have a pair of rugs handmade by two sisters that are pretty much identical.
What a shyster! That before pic at the end was the rug when it was waterlogged which drastically darkened it thus distorting our perception of how dirty it was and how "clean" it looks by comparison! Go look, people.
I'm insanely curious as to how much something like this would cost. This seems like hours of work and quite a lot of product used. This has got to be a few hundred dollars, ballpark? I presume this is the kind of cleaning that would only get done on an older valuable rug that you wouldn't want to replace
i know, the last video i saw like this everyone was in the comments talking about how much water was wasted and "to get a cheap, machine washable rug" like ?? This seems like a better use of water than a car wash... and to extend the life of something like that, and potentially expensive rugs as well! I don't think i could even get a machine washable rug... it wouldn't be the same after 1 wash.
@@peelsreklaw completely irrelevant, and still a drop in the bucket in comparison to your car washes, showers, restroom usage, etc. My point was it's a comically ignorant comparison.
Inertia sometimes, and also not having any place within reasonable distance, plus getting the rugs to and fro. Ours definitely are past due but aren’t awful. Fortunately where we’re moving soon has a place that specializes in oriental style rugs. We have a prayer rug and a narrow rug from my Grandpa. Both are over 100 years old and it will be terrific to get them some professional care.
Why am I watching 👀 this, why do I find it very calming and satisfying 😌, I also get the same feeling watching Nate the hoof guy, trimming cows hooves. I never had OCD before, pretty sure I've got it now
I have not slightest clue how i ended up here, but this is amazing.Honest work, well done, and you even seem to enjoy it.
Binge watching rug cleaning videos on a Saturday... good times
My recommendations always gives me the weirdest things, but I’m still interested lol.
@Jesus has given you all. Repent or die. ❤️Yes! That’s one of my favorite verses.
Same. Never thought I’d watch or like a rug being cleaned. But awesome work.
Yah same
I really wish you would do close ups of the before and after as well. We could see the difference in detail that shows up after it’s cleaned. It’s so satisfying to see that.
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@@augustwindss That's not a real close up view, though.
I know. They put all that time and effort into cleaning the rug and filming the process and their before and after photos are unsatisfying.
Close up? Do you want the camera mounted on the duster? He was pretty close while dusting and you could see the pattern coming up as he did it. Not sure how much closer you want to get.
Im useually finish before its cleaned.
Do you ever weigh the rugs before and after to see how much dirt is removed?
That’s a great idea.
I was just about to suggest that they do that exact thing! 😊👍
Just had the same thoughts
That Polish rug cleaning guy y'all might know (LCC, Lubuskie Centrum Cys...) once made a video about this. From a medium sized rug he removed more than 4 kg of sand.
@@mipani
Wow. That’s a lot. Far more than I would have thought.
That is, frankly, amazing. While the rugwas wet and scrubbed, it looked like a black hole. After scrubbing with soap just once, the difference was astonishing. And to see the mud you squeezed out of it... well, I'm "floored"! Good job!🤩❣
Thumbs Up for writing "floored."
1) I wonder how many lbs of dirt you washed out of that thing.
2) You have the patience of Job!
3) I will NEVER EVER complain
about the cost of cleaning one
lovely carpets again!!!
4) I’m going to get a gift
Certificate for my carpet guy
to take his wife out to dinner.
He rejuvenated some very old rugs that my Great Grandparents had gotten on trips to the Middle East. They have been passed down from family for a lot of years! They finally came to me, as they were soooo dirty and they are so outdated. I complained about the price of cleaning when I took them in, but when I brought them home, they were gorgeous (colors were brilliant)!
Wow! This process is just incredible!! Thank you so much for sharing 🙏
I’m an Arkansas teacher home with Covid. Your channel has been perfectly therapeutic. My favorite thing about the team is the obvious friendship. I’m watching some good ol’ boys working hard, helping each other, and keeping beautiful rugs from going out to pasture. My favorite thing regarding cleaning is the flushing. Since watching you guys, I’ve watched a few other people cleaning rugs and I’ve thought, ‘omg… if you don’t rinse that rug, I’m clicking off.’ Thank you for helping me get through covid. Keep on keepin on, guys!
Get well soon! Thanks for everything you do as a teacher.
You can’t be thanked enough. Get well soon.
You are at home with the flu.
All the best to you and your family, hope you feel better soon....
@@Manurewa44 and you are a 🤡
For me I am happy to just watch and hear the sounds of the rug cleaning, dialogue and explanations not needed. What you do speaks for itself and is great. 😊😊
Are the rugs worth the cost of cleaning I know that's not che ap
I said the same thing a few minutes into the video. This is definitely not an ASMR video. He talks too much. I just subbed and thinking about unsubbing just like that due to all of the unnecessary talking.
I loved that you walked us through all the steps you did to clean this rug! I like the variety between this and the quiet ASMR videos. And switching the cameras all the time must’ve been a lot of editing work! Really enjoying all your content
Edit: that before and after side by side was incredible!!
I didn't even realize this was a patterned rug at first.
Well done!
I have no idea why that was so satisfying to watch.🤣
Something I think could be a very interesting addition to these videos is a before-and-after weight. Weigh it upon arrival, and weigh again after its clean and dry, then that weight difference would give you a good idea of the volume of dirt that the rug was holding onto.
Top comment already said this champ
@@JimmyJones666 wasn’t top a month ago, otherwise I wouldn’t have suggested it.
I don't usually comment much on youtube. This is the best carpet cleaning video I've ever seen. Greetings from Turkey 🇹🇷👋🏻
Since our childhood in Turkey, everyone washes carpets on the street. we grew up with them . We traditionally washed the carpets, but we had a lot of fun. We used to have a lot of fun with the brush and foam in our hands. my all-time favorite was to squirt water out of the carpet quickly with a stick.
Our mothers used to wet all the children with water and finish the job.😁 but the work you do is professional. may Allah ( God) make it easy for you 🙃🌹👍🏻
The colours look amazing who would have thought such bright colours were hiding under that dirt.
You guys have the best cleaning process/protocol of anyone on TH-cam. You’re the only ones who vacuum and dust prior to washing 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽!
I'm shocked that that rug is not ripped or fraying with so much dirt in it! My family had a few rugs like that and the edges were just falling apart due to traffic and pets ripping at at.
I'm surprised it holds up to all the abrasion of being washed and squeegeed, too, but then I tend to deal with older more fragile textiles, I'm no expert on rugs. But yeah, how does it get that dirty but still stay intact?
Wool is super strong!
Cleaners are always loved on TH-cam - because they bring _satisfaction_
The 'Everlasting Gobstopper' of rugs, thought it would never end. Good job!
Wow! Fascinating you watch you clean a beautiful rug and "liberate" it from the grime. Thank you. God bless you.
My goodness the dust that came out!
SOoo Glad to see the thorough cleaning AND Rinsing. Putting the hose UNDER the rug and squeeging out the excess soap and dirt.
This was a very good procedure...The wash was through, well done...
Wow ,,this I must say it's the best cleaning efficiently!!!! Another level of technology and care ,I had an idea how to clean ,and it is as of this guy drains around for the water to escape ,and lots of water to flush the dirt out ,congrats my friend ,very professional job ,, the best
What a crazy video, every time I thought you were done the water coming out would still be brackish!
As an Englishman, i can honestly say you Americans are the masters when it comes to carpet cleaning.
The dusting is so satisfying to watch 🥰
I don't know why watching rug cleaning videos is so relaxing. It's amusing all you can put a wool rug through to clean it. I (accidentally) bought a wool blanket and almost all the directions I've seen to clean it suggest airing it out first and and seem adverse to getting water anywhere near it.
You are my new all time favourite rug cleaners. You're technique is amazing to watch
Never seen this process before, so there was a little jaw drop when you started scrubbing & there was that instant color change. Cool.
Lovely little rug and you did a good job getting it to look like new!
I like the explaining during the video. I think the flushing with lots of water helped this rug the most. 👍🏻💜
When using the scrubbing machine or pressure washer, would it noy be more effective to start in the middle and spiral outwards to push the dirt towards the edges? This is so satisfying to watch but this one thing is really bugging me 😭
Agreed start in the middle
Literally all I can think when I watch these. Thank you omg
Also to stay in 1 direction on first pass then always go in opposite direction in each other pass. Also clean the floor inbetween each flip. Just my ocd kicking in. I would love to do this. Very satisfying videos though. Thank you for sharing
My thoughts exactly🙂
A specific step like that is irrelevant because of the final cleaning in the centrifuge. The treatment with the rug shampoo and water and squeegeeing and all that is to free up the dirt and stuff deeply stuck in the rug. If there's a bit left behind on the surface, it gets washed off in the end anyway.
So satisfying!! I like the fact that you kept going until all the dirt was gone (not just a set routine, but each rug requires a different treatment).
Also for all the people talking about water use, how else do you get all the dirt and soap out? I have a rug that I would love to have cleaned this way.
It’s not visibly dirty, but I imagine after years of not being washed and being in front of a fireplace it must be mess.
Using the water to flush the dirt from under the rug is amazing as well as that heavy rinse on top.
As for water use, I can't speak for this business, but I've detailed for more than one car dealership, and different places have different methods. I worked at one place that recollected and filtered the dirty water for reuse. I have a feeling that this place does the same thing, being that this process is done on top of a giant grate.
and even if that water isn't being reused at THIS location....if this location is located in a city? it's headed straight back to a water/waste treatment facility anyway.
I would rather ask the question: How did so much dirt end up in the rug?
Even the rug infront of my fireplace never looked that bad...
At least they could try to use water as minimal as possible. This is nature violation!! Not just they waste alot of water, they also use soap that can harm the nature. Now every people in this earth will drink this contaminated water!!! 😡😡😡😠😠😠🤢🤮
Probably in an attic or storage shed outside for years
That was great to watch! You must get great feelings when you see the rug look new!
I love watching someone who is good at and love what they are doing at work
Awesome work guy's, Great to see the restoration of that rug.
I like that video. It's the first one that give us more detail about the cleaning solution that you use for cleaning rugs.
i find watching these videos to be extremely relaxing. not sure why but love your content TH-cam has so many strange surprises....
I thought this was just a chocolate rug. Look at the colors. WOW Another execellent job.
I liked seeing the color of the rug✨ in the soap. Goes from dull to dazzling 💕
The moment you realize the rug is nice - cool!
Why are these videos so hypnotic? I love seeing how you bring these rugs back to life after cleaning out all the junk.
Amazing video, I love watching you guys do your job. You are so much better than the other ones that are on youtube. I especially like how you "don't" add slow motion effects! Awesome job! Can I add that, that rug was dirty, I mean dirty. Loved it!!!
I totally agree. I hate the slow motion water pushing. I stopped watching another channel because of it.
I can proudly say I did not search for this but I’m very glad it came up of my recommendation
Great content, addictive viewing. Out of interest, how do you manage water usage in the shop? Assume it gets filtered and recycled? Would be good to see a video on the kit.
@@change-cleaning-service-center vallahi az hızlandırınca izleyeniyorum😁
Hi y'all,
Have you considered washing/ pressure washing from the center to the perimeter? It seems to me if you start at the outside edges and then start pushing dirt to where you just cleaned, you're gonna have to push that dirt off again.
I was thinking instead of putting the rug on a flat surface, put it on a grate so the dirty water can just go downward through the grating instead of sitting back in the rug itself. Then use a shopvac to suck dirty water from the top too (those that can't go down). That way you don't be transferring all the dirt from the center (or outside) back onto the rug.
@@xdragon2k yeah it does seem like they are making way more work for themselves. There cannot be a lot of profit in this business, so working more efficiently would mean more profit.
Agreed. Also, having a gentle slope would make it less like a pool.
Dirt is held in suspension in the liquid, pressure washing would likely damage the rug while just pushing dirt deeper into the pile. Using a surfactant is the best way to clean dirt and oil off textiles, there's a reason why you don't wash your clothes using high pressure jets.
Quite frankly even using this level of scouring is pretty extreme, while a rug is made to be durable this is very extreme.
Ideally this would best be done in a very large vat that allows water to circulate around the rug, passing through several rollers, that bend and agitate the fabric without scouring it.
I feel like they probably know what they're doing guys
This was oddly satisfying to watch.
I keep wanting a clear drain pipe coming out the bottom of the centrifuge so we can see the colour of the water at the end.
This is so satisfying to watch!
It looks like an extremely satisfying job.
Seeing the colors pop out is so satisfying
Great videos, I just love to see all that dirt come out of those high quality rugs, but could you please make a bit more of the before and after shots, some close ups would be most appreiated because it would show the improvement, details and colours better, it must be very satisfying for you to do a job where you get to see a silk purse being made out of a sows ear!
I've just watched a 30 minute video of a man cleaning a rug! Very satisfying !!
The before and after side by side was 👌🏽
I love the running commentaries and explanations in this vid!
You truly cleaned this rug! It looks beautiful now, would've liked to see the owners reaction. :)
You couldn't be more generous with the water! Wow! After all water does more of the cleaning.
Wow! That was an especially dirty rug, but you did a fantastic job of cleaning it!👏👏👏. Beautiful rug!
Smartest video I’ve seen….Washing the back always knocks the dirt up and out….Great job!!
Them: This hasn't been dusted for about a century, hahaha.
Me: haha, doesn't look THAT bad.
(5 minutes in)
Me: Ok, that's pretty bad, but they're scrubbing it good. How much more dirt could there be?
Them: 23:25
Me: ...It...it doesn't stop. This rug is cursed and it doesn't stop.
Definitly not a century of dust though... The rug had a label with a barcode on it!
@@cjmillsnun That doesn't say much. Like, when was that label added?
Booo... Not funny, go to clown university before delivering a joke here 🤡
Bucket with holes in the bottom. Low cost/high efficiency! Genius!
Was this rug used in a horse stable? Jeez, that was a lot of dirt! Nice job!
I don’t think anyone else would have cleaned this carpet any better than you guys did! Just a great job! Thank you! 👏👍🏼
What about other carpet cleaning companies? I'm sure they'd do well as well.
Aaah nice the comments are on again! A great video as usual, but dang this rug was something else! Kept on giving and I loved it how you did the back 2 times and the colors came back great too! Owners must have thought it was a whole other rug😁
I've driven dump trucks that had less dirt in them. Great job! Watching this channel is so cathartic.
I don't know how this appeared in my recommendations but I'm glad it did. Oddly relaxing. Reminds me tremendously of when I used to work for a tent company and we would wash them. But brings up a question: about how you squeegee. We were told to ALWAYS go from the inside out and NEVER edge to edge, to make sure that any dirt was pushed outwards and not back over parts that had been cleaned. Watching this I'm wondering why you wouldn't do this. Seeing you start at a dirty edge and push all that filthy water over the entire length gave me shivers. Not complaining though. Just wondering. Perhaps it is just years of getting yelled at coming back to haunt me. lol
That makes perfect sense to me!!
WHY is this so much FUN??? lol But it IS ~ Can't wait to see this rug when it is fully clean 🙂
I’ve always been curious, I follow you guys on tiktok and i wonder why you stay on the solid surface whilst rinsing? Wouldn’t alot of that back side dirt has rinsed down and not stuck to the front side if you’d rinsed over the grated surface? Just seems this might be more time saving. I also am not a rug cleaning professional so what the heck do I know haha but figured I’d ask anyways. Cheers and absolutely love watching!
Lol, I also wanted to know this exact thing!
They've got a lovely plastic grated floor there, why not just place the rug directly on that?
Dirt would flow right through!
I'd kill to have a cleaning floor like this! I've cleaned my own rugs a few times, and having this setup would just make everything SO much easier!
My first guess is weight and not wanting to damage the rug. If you put it on a grated surface, it would help with removing dirt, but you also put more weight on less surface area of a rug. It seems to me that it may damage the rug since they often have to step on it while cleaning and you don't want the grates cutting into the rug in any way. Im not a professional either, but thats my two cents.
If you look closely, the entire place is grated and there are white sheets that have been put on top of the grate. I imagine this is done so viewers see the dirt come out. That is, after all, the satisfying hook.
They probably WANT the rug to float a bit. Forcing the dirt down through the rug is probably harder than letting the dirt float up out of the rug, which can only happen if the water isn't draining downward.
Neen wondering the same especially as the entire floor is grated. I suspected the high pressure should be the only no go
The dirt never ends. It's incredible.
TH-cam: "Oh! Stephen's online at 12am. He must want to watch literally anything...."
Me: "Why the fuck did I just watch half an hour of someone cleaning a rug?"
I love seeing old, worn things become like new again.
To my mind once the cleaning process has been done on the floor it should be hung to rinse, this will allow the dirt to escape with the rinse water as its clear that a good deal of dirt is being held under the rug as you try to rinse it on the floor.
Rug would weigh in at 400 pounds wet and stretch the rug which wouldn’t be able to be repaired after stretching being hung. This process is the best for Rug washing to keep its integrity.
@@TruClean Ok yes that did cross my mind, in that case a floor with a much better draining system directly below the rug would assist flushing the dirt a good deal better ?
@@gegwen7440 yes some rugs that have a very solid construction can be washed directly on the grates. We don’t typically do this because we see shadowing of the grates in the rugs and after washing thus we clean them on the white paneling on top of the grates so soap and water is evenly displaced.
Relax, Karen. I think they know what they’re doing.
@@SarahM906 They're simply asking and listening to the replies, where as you're making unnecessary rude comments. That would make you the Karen.
Most satisfying! I can't believe I enjoyed watching a 30 minute video on cleaning a rug, but it is definitely awesome. It must feel fulfilling to bring something back to life like that.
I am enjoying your videos... my only feedback as someone who gets motion sick... is that it's hard with all the flipping of the camera angles. Some of the motions aren't so bad with the right over the carpet, like when you use the scrubber... but when squeegeeing, I just had to close my eyes. I don't know if this helps or not. I appreciate the extra explanations too. :) nice!
D be coming on, there are patches on Wal-Mart on-line, wrists bands from the same source and Dramamine (I've taken so much [up to four a day!]), doesn't make me sleepy. I ramble, do I not? I SO hope this is helpful 💜
Oh, my poor dear 😭 I have ALWAYS been prone to motion sickness and, I understand comPLEtely! About four years ago, I fell, hit my head and have a loose crystal. When you think vertigo coul
Don't know happened? Hope the two parts are able to see one another. SO, Dramamine and motion sickness patches and wrist bands, on-line, Wal-Mart. I use all three at the same time.
@@donnahale5019 thanks, I have tried the bracelets and Dramamine. I don't usually bother to use them when watching videos but do when traveling. :)
Totally agree. The over the shoulder shots don't add anything, and make me sick.
Watching this guy happily clean a rug is exactly the right vibe for my evening 🤙🏽
Get you'reself a therapist becoz you have obnoxious type of entertaiment 🤡
It would be cool if you’d weigh the rugs before and after and see how much dirt was removed.
Lovely job. Glad to see you also keep your workplace clean as you go xx
Was this the dirtiest rug you’ve cleaned, seemed to go on forever?!
Amazing job! I inherited several 50+ year old Persian rugs my parent's got while living in Iran. Got one cleaned and repaired so far, but need to get more done soon. Have a pair of rugs handmade by two sisters that are pretty much identical.
Curious about that platform you guys clean the rugs on. Does that just drain the greywater, or do you guys filter and recycle it?
If I had to guess, they have a system that filters most if not all of the grey water and puts it back through.
@@zachcoffell8808 That guess is based on..... no evidence. So, you're literally just making it up.
@@michaelcohen9363 that's usually what a "guess" means yes
I love hard work. I could watch it for hours.
You did a fantastic job. If you don't mind me asking, what do you charge per square foot for that level of cleaning?
What a transformation. Looks like very hard work. Thanks for sharing.
What a shyster! That before pic at the end was the rug when it was waterlogged which drastically darkened it thus distorting our perception of how dirty it was and how "clean" it looks by comparison! Go look, people.
That BRUTAL difference in color that happened as soons as scrubbing started, DAMN
There was more dirt than rug with this one!
omg i'm obsessed with these videos. watching from nyc right now. this kind of content is honestly incredible
I'm insanely curious as to how much something like this would cost. This seems like hours of work and quite a lot of product used.
This has got to be a few hundred dollars, ballpark? I presume this is the kind of cleaning that would only get done on an older valuable rug that you wouldn't want to replace
i know, the last video i saw like this everyone was in the comments talking about how much water was wasted and "to get a cheap, machine washable rug" like ?? This seems like a better use of water than a car wash... and to extend the life of something like that, and potentially expensive rugs as well! I don't think i could even get a machine washable rug... it wouldn't be the same after 1 wash.
@@bravobby8773 people literally defecate in clean water, so I have no idea as to what they're complaining about...
@@tomjjackson21 this looked like about 10,000 toilet flushes
@@peelsreklaw completely irrelevant, and still a drop in the bucket in comparison to your car washes, showers, restroom usage, etc. My point was it's a comically ignorant comparison.
Great to see something come back to life again
I love watching old rugs brought back to life, but I can't imagine how people let them get this gross?
Inertia sometimes, and also not having any place within reasonable distance, plus getting the rugs to and fro.
Ours definitely are past due but aren’t awful. Fortunately where we’re moving soon has a place that specializes in oriental style rugs.
We have a prayer rug and a narrow rug from my Grandpa. Both are over 100 years old and it will be terrific to get them some professional care.
Wow amazing job! Went from looking like a rug from the jungle to brand new😯
This is SO satisfying🥰
It’s 6AM and I’m fascinated watching this guy clean a rug.
I too have no idea why I was passed this video but it was very satisfying to watch. 😜
My entire backyard is in that rug. Lolol
I just thought it was a dark rug! WOW! Good work!
It's unbelievable how much dirt can sit in a rug, i thought cleaning it out will never end!!! :) You did an amazing job there!
I think I have just discovered my new dirty secret pleasure... watching rug cleaning videos,
I love that you explain what you’re doing and the tools you’re using. So cool!
It is amazing the equipment being used. No wonder the ones we rent at the grocery store don’t do much.
Why am I watching 👀 this, why do I find it very calming and satisfying 😌, I also get the same feeling watching Nate the hoof guy, trimming cows hooves.
I never had OCD before, pretty sure I've got it now
Nice detail cleaning I really like your method of cleaning the rugs makes more sense in getting reallyclean!👍👍