This guy must be from SA originally. Thanks for the tips, legend

Oil based poly finish every time, commercial installers prefer water based because it dries much quicker, so saving hugely on time. That said Boners is great WB product.

That was so interesting to watch. Thank you. I just brought a machine woven silk rug home from the Persian Gulf and am learning about how to care for it. This has helped.

We don't clean viscose rugs they should be banned as a 40 yr veteran in the carpet cleaning oriental a persian rug industry don't buy them there rubbish

I used a babtywipe on my leather sofas to remove dust that had accumulated over the past year, and dander that was built up in the crevasses. I used a gentle hand, I wiped, I didn't scrub. Is my sofa going to be ruined from that one time?

Obviously you don't clean carpets for a living if you have kids or dogs cats anything actually don't buy wool stain s very easily bastard actually

Thanks for video! I recently uncovered an old terracotta tile floor in our hallway by removing the screed on top of it. I removed the cement residue with HG cement grout and mortar remover (P12) and cleaned the floor with HG extra strong terracotta cleaner (P87). A number of tiles came out with white faded patches, which I discovered could be remedied by rubbing olive oil into the tiles. After the oil the tiles were looking good, so I proceeded to seal them using HG terracotta protector (P84). Unfortunately though, patches of the floor have ended up with a waxy, white residue from the terracotta protector. I am thinking next to try to remove the protector again with P87 and try a different approach to sealing. Any advice for how to choose the best product? 99% of Amazon reviewers seem to have had good experience with the P84 sealant, with only one or two others having the same experience of white patches that I had. Not sure if that is because I applied incorrectly or something to do with our tiles. Have you used any of these products? Any tips or advice appreciated!

what a waste of time

Mine is a white throw rug, so, yeah, I’ll give it a whirl. I DO like the negative approach tho…. I won’t get my hopes up too much👍🏽

The video inspired confidence that expensive silk carpet can be trusted with them .

Where are you located ? In which country ?

this is a wonder video, how can i contact him ?

That didn’t solve the problem created by the rubbing of the pollen. How now do you get rid of that yellow pollen stain???

pointless video

Looks good 👍

Very helpful. Thank you!

I'll be honest, don't use insecticide. Just use a kettle of hot boiling water. Lift the carpet and find the larvae. they don't survive with hot boiling water.

I purchased a wool carpet from Jackeranda carpets 9 years ago and the sheading has been non stop. After consulting a carpet expert it would appear this is not unusual. I now have removed the £80 per square metre carpet and purchased one that is woven and not constructed with silicone. Buyer Beware !

lilly Pollen on carpet , had three yellow 50pence size circles on carpet,, simple way to get it off instantly, Dr Beckhams tar grease oil remover solution ,came off in an instant, no carpet damage,

"Art silk" rayon.

I appreciate the video. It was informative. 😊

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wool carpet is far superior than synthetic ( plastic ) carpet the biggest thing is wool is fire retartant not like plastic carpet and wool carpet is mite resistant too

Excellent work, joe and Craig are true professionals

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What if the jets not blocked but the pipe from the connection right above it to the jet Within the first use

If you’re like me and already rubbed in the pollen and created a great big yellow stain, try Cill it BANG mould remover! It worked perfectly. I tried all sorts first, vinegar and bicarbonate of soda helped lift it a little but didn’t do much, nail remover didn’t help me at all, the iron didn’t help either. Once I used the mould remover it started coming away immediately. I’d recommend using a toothbrush as well to help and clean it. Just spray it on and leave for 30 secs and then get the toothbrush and start brushing the carpet and once happy, wipe away any excess bleach and then open the windows for some ventilation afterwards. My carpet is a light grey colour and it hasn’t been bleached white either so I’m very happy. It looks brand new after 2-3 layers of the bleach brushed into the carpet.

Thank you.

Love wool carpets

So he gave up and couch is still filthy

We had a professional clean the carpet and afterwards the carpet smelled. We had a different company come out and the carpet still smells. We decided to go over the carpet ourselves with the Rug Doctor. We have cleaned the carpet several times. The smell is weakening but the vinegar smell is still there.

I used nail polish remover thanks to someone's recommendation and it worked ..work in layers and blot with damp towel till its gone...and open the window nail polish remover gave me a headache

He snapped on the camera man at the very beginning of the video 😂

The cilit bang mould remover worked for me all gone like it was never there!

Where do I get that material to wrap up the rug and keep it dry? I live in small villages.

what to do when you spill coffee on a big viscose rug?!

DON'T USE THE SPINNING BRUSH ON THE TOP! It will remove a lot of the fiber from the rug. If you need proof, just look in the bag afterwards... those fibers in there are your rug! Beat the back of the carpet, and use strong suction on the top.

thnx for the advice...still here with an uncleaned couch...

Viscose cannot be cleaned without pile distortion and color damage would be the best answer.

Happened to me bra shit stinks so bad

It might also be because her carpet fibre was wool which smells after cleaning

Useless video:((((

What is the name of the black sponge scrub

Very interesting and helpful. Thanks.

any suggestion how to remove yellow pollen stain off white clothing

Totally useless video! Do you think people would Google how to pick up pollen from the carpet? By this stage people would be finding a way to remove the actual yellow stains!

The smell you get after using the rug doctor is the smell of the chemical you use to clean the carpet. Best way to use the rug doctor is to use it as a rinser. Don’t put any chemical in the machine. Just hot water from the tap. Mix the chemical in one those garden spray bottle and spray it onto the carpet. While the tank is empty, unplug the vacuum hose at the rear of the rug doctor,( so you don’t suck up all the chemical) Now you have an agitator machine. Go over your carpet a couple of times, working the chemical in. Then plug the vacuum hose back in, fill the tank with just hot water and rinse it out. I would only do maximum of 2 wet passes and as many dry passes (until the you see no more water sucking up)

how could i get some advice on this please?

This video is like a parlor trick. Is he going to bend a spoon with his mind next. This pile reversal is a pile of B.S. that is thought up by cleaners who destroy the carpet with improper cleaning.

Mmmm, nice isocyanate fumes off-gassing from the floor for... how long?