Thanks! I have definitely received quite a few requests for that. It is actually kind of a mess right now because we are so busy post-holidays, but hopefully I can get that filmed when things are cleaned up a little bit.
Hi Matt, I just watched your video and it is excellent as always. Nice to be able to see the interior of your store, looks great. Thanks for the info on carpet cleaning, good to know. John in Ohio
Good question. The dry cleaning "powder" won't damage your machine. Unlike things like baking soda, the powder is non-abrasive and not a true powder. Because of this it won't get through filters and mess up motor or brushroll bearings. You can indeed us this with a bagless machine, but just be prepared to wipe the cup out afterward as it tends to clump up and cling to the bagless collection chamber. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@HouseOfVacuums okay good information! I hate fine powders like that. They just make a big mess in my vacuum cleaners, I haven’t used them for years but I stopped using it for that reason, it’s just a pain
What's your opinion? Were you surprised by the before and after?
Your shop looks awesome! Would love to see a tour of it one day!
Thanks! I have definitely received quite a few requests for that. It is actually kind of a mess right now because we are so busy post-holidays, but hopefully I can get that filmed when things are cleaned up a little bit.
Hi Matt, I just watched your video and it is excellent as always.
Nice to be able to see the interior of your store, looks great.
Thanks for the info on carpet cleaning, good to know.
John in Ohio
Thanks, John!
Thank you, you stopped me from buying Arm & Hammer "Carpet Care Powder"
Oh wow, I'm so glad you aren't going down that road. Cheers!
Question; does any of the “dry” cleaning powders cause harm to your vacuum cleaner? Can you also use bagless vacuum cleaner?
Good question. The dry cleaning "powder" won't damage your machine. Unlike things like baking soda, the powder is non-abrasive and not a true powder. Because of this it won't get through filters and mess up motor or brushroll bearings. You can indeed us this with a bagless machine, but just be prepared to wipe the cup out afterward as it tends to clump up and cling to the bagless collection chamber. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Good info, thanks! Rug ended up much better. Is the carpet spot treat solution orderable by folks outside Virginia?
Yup, we can ship it! Shoot me an email if you are every interested... hov@thehouseofvacs.com.
this powder won't clog or damage your machine right?
Good question! It won't harm the machine. Unlike baking soda carpet powders, it is not an abrasive. Cheers!
@@HouseOfVacuums okay good information! I hate fine powders like that. They just make a big mess in my vacuum cleaners, I haven’t used them for years but I stopped using it for that reason, it’s just a pain