BEST CARPET CLEANING PRODUCTS FOR DETAILERS IN 2024!

[@SpotlessWaterGuy]

Man I need to put this video on repeat and watch it over and over again. So much here for me to take in!

[@jeffreycarson6628]

I appreciate you being real with what you put out there. I am curious about the anchor job!

[@erikjohnson2889]

Damn! This is such a great resource!! I found local distributors for all of these products...and spent the last hour researching pH and how it affects carpet cleaning. You have me totally obsessed. Thanks, brother!!

[@francis-----117]

I was looking for this video for a long time, now I feel very happy because it helped me a lot. greetings from Mexico🇲🇽✌️

[@BRunkel07]

You just gave every detailer the world! Appreciate your passion for this aspect of detailing!

[@HawkProDetailing]

Thanks homie 🤙

[@FinishingTouchVLM]

Making It so much harder than it should be

[@royarmstrong3537]

"If you want a business advisor go somewhere else" and with that simple sentence, the subscribe button was truly smashed. My kinda channel, where results matter more.

[@HawkProDetailing]

If you're wired that way so am i... but I'm working on becoming more of an actual business...

[@Ichabod_Jericho]

Hard to get these many pro tips in such a small amount of time! A precious lesson taught by years trial & error for perfect results 🤘🤘🤘

[@HawkProDetailing]

Heck yeah man! Good luck

[@buffboyzauto]

Man I need one of those white brushes but can’t find it!

[@theTHiiiNG]

Great video, I love your passion for carpet cleaning! The results I got after listening to your advice were crazy good. Detailing companies definitely don't have the answers here.

[@HawkProDetailing]

that makes me feel great dude. I really appreciate it. Keep it up!

[@rheijne95]

Love the reference to the paper towel in water for wicking. Really simple to understand. You seem more coordinated as well, guess the detailshop-detail is already paying off! You really are the king of carpets in detailing right now, and I really hope you find a VLM way of cleaning carpets and upholstery for nearly every situation. I'd love to see the Extractor become obsolete.

[@HawkProDetailing]

Thank you my brother! Yvan got my shop all organized:) VLM is awesome, extracting takes too damn long...but sometimes it's the only option for superior results on super soiled catpets

[@VassRulez]

Hi Nick, can you make a video on a dry carpet cleaning method. Such as misting an enzyme cleaner/pre spot. Then layering an alkaline general carpet cleaner on top/drill brushing. Towel drying or steaming if necessary. Then using a neutraliser/rinse chemical/peroxide. Would love if the DIY detail carpet line has capability to be used in this way. Extraction is good but customers often don’t care or aren’t willing to pay for it.

[@isamu9162002]

Thank you for sharing all of this information. No one has extractor money. I wish you would have advised on ho beneficial a regular carpet shampoo machine.

[@danguzman4676]

Great Tips & Tricks. Just getting my tools together. I got a Bauer 10amp wet vac discounted & collected 3 Hand Held steamers from thrift stores but also got Harbor Freight $126 Steamer unit. I had an idea for the wet rugs & upholstery. See what you think, place a couple 500 watt Halogen Work lights in vehicle for Heat (work better if you take safety glass off) & place a small Dehumidifier in vehicle with sealed windows. The Heat from a Halogen Light bulb (short wave) penetrates deeper than any form of heat.

[@GrantRTanner]

This is a great vid! What do you think of the P&S 3 step system? Terminator > Bomber > Peroxide Finisher/Neutralizer.

[@Keeanuu93]

thanks for this very helpful video 👍🏻 where can I find that compressor gun with it’s attachment?

[@Silence07617]

Do you think PnS 3 carpet cleaning system is comparable to these or better?

[@SpotlessWaterGuy]

Is Bio Break also your go to for not so dirty seats/interiors that need extracting? Or do you use that normally for aggressive cleaning only?

[@joshstabler3438]

I'm looking at ordering these products. However, something I've never understood since the time when discussions of adjusting the fabric's pH levels first appeared on the old detailing forums, and newer videos: if water generally has a pH of about 7, why wouldn't you always be fine if you just make the final rinse and extraction plain water? Wouldn't that in itself leave the fibers with a neutral pH, because it's the final liquid to touch the fibers? What am I missing?

[@RaldasDetails]

Thanks bro!! You are the man👍🏼👍🏼

[@markrizzo2283]

I keep asking carpet guys when I see them out in the field and the high end companies use those encap/release it products.

[@HawkProDetailing]

For sure! I have another video all about encap cleaners with Rick from Excellent Supply

[@jontester8920]

ENCAP DS2, is ok on seats?

[@deejohnson5163]

First time someone has explained how to add Flex Ice to your system for rinsing. Thanks.

[@HawkProDetailing]

Heck yeah man I love flex ice

[@turntablesrockmyworld9315]

Please make a video for shampooing with a shopvac for homeowners.

[@QueenChatty1]

You may want to update the links because I wanted to get the Bio Break but Amazon does not have it nor do they know when or if they will ever get it.

[@HawkProDetailing]

That's so weird I just clicked on it and it worked?!

[@QueenChatty1]

@@HawkProDetailing The Links work but almost all the products under the Bridgeport brand are NOT available for purchase unfortunately. Look under the rating for the product... Brand: Bridgepoint 4.8 out of 5 stars 77 ratings Currently unavailable. We don't know when or if this item will be back in stock.

[@mattmerwin3842]

Awesome video. I struggle with carpets I know these products aren't cheap but I've seen your videos and I know they work awesome.

[@gueromartinez8839]

I’m not in the business just looking to do a good job on my home carpets. Appreciate the help.

[@JA-ob6zz]

Does this apply to couches and chair upholstery as well?

[@frankvalencia9227]

As your description states brother, it’s a gold mine of knowledge!..thank you so much for filling our OCD heads with the proper professional products and knowledge to get the best results and where to buy them as well , I have a aramsco like 10 minutes from me!..thanks for the tip on buddy!!

[@HawkProDetailing]

💪

[@MikeBee77]

Awesome video, great hacks, interesting how PH makes the difference with end results. Thanks!!!

[@user-ue7mw7hg7n]

This video, I've watched a few times I would really love an updated video.

[@ilkerbeatz9275]

I have a question. Mostly I clean sofa's and couches with my business. So what is the BEST solution for that? Right now I use cold water extraction but soon hot water extraction. Pls can you help me out!

[@andymudkins7528]

Absolutely priceless information there Nick, awesome video thankyou 👍

[@daniletsdetailing]

Awesome vid, I just got flex ice. Can I put it in a separate bottle to do the neutralization

[@HawkProDetailing]

you can try that, do you have an extractor? That's where I put flex ice

[@daniletsdetailing]

@@HawkProDetailing I put it in my extractor and it works amazing!

[@themikeroberts]

Excellentl job! You're doing a great service to any detailers that use your info that I'm sure took you a long time to figure out!

[@HawkProDetailing]

Thank you sir! It took a lot of money/time/trial and error🤣

[@J1malone]

Should you extract after using any carpet cleaner(chemical)

[@camiloescobar8399]

The CRB works with pre spray of bio break?? And can I leave bio break on the carpet?

[@javierdelgado6688]

Wilson auto detailing Forsure Seen your video Lol Great Info YOU HAVE SO MUCH EXPERIENCE

[@HawkProDetailing]

Thanks Javier! Haha the time stamps don’t lie I talked about it first 😂 glad you caught that…that means we are detail nerds cause let’s be honest, it’s not that big of a deal lol. If it helps you clean better and be more efficient I’m happy the knowledge is spreading

[@weaverdetails4747]

This all sounds very good. What are your thoughts on the P and S three step process. Carpet bomber, terminator, and finisher peroxide?

[@HawkProDetailing]

I tried that. The peroxide bleached carpets on a new Audi. One thing detailing world doesnt get right is carpet cleaning. Just trust me on these products:)

[@AdamConstantine]

Been searching all over KZbin for this. I was scared about peroxide on black carpet!

[@Aevans786]

Can I use mrs.meyer concentrate without ruining carpet cleaner?

[@danielmarjanovic9957]

Do these chemicals works on protein stains too?

[@davidthomason935]

Whats the difference between Flex Fire, Bio break, and regular flex citrus solv?

[@HawkProDetailing]

For cars you want bio break, no need to overthink it or know why lol 😆

[@SunshinestateClean]

the crb is the most over kill thing for car detailing but its such a great tool for carpet cleaners its a bit pricey tho about 2k for just that if your a tile guy put some hard bristles it will save your back with the grout lines

[@HawkProDetailing]

It’s overkill but also amazing:)

[@autodetaillab]

If a large hot water extractor is not an option, would you recommend Encap Clean DS2 + Encap Spot or Bio Break + Flex Ice + Bissel Extractor?

[@HawkProDetailing]

Bio break, flex ice are a must with extraction:) Encap spot is amazing for pre treating nasty spots. Encap Clean DS2 is a great product but for absolute BEST performance in all circumstances I would say you dont *need* it. Check Excellent Supply website they have a free sample pack, you just pay shipping

[@danielshallberg9266]

@@HawkProDetailing so you’re able to use flex ice / bio break with a simple 150$ bissell spotclean pro? Just hot water with flex ice? No soap in tank? Use bio break as pre spray let dwell, agitate then extract with bissell ? I got the free sample pack so I have Encap clean ds2 and Encap spot as well.

[@HawkProDetailing]

@@danielshallberg9266 yep same principles apply. A big extractor is nice because it has a ton of psi and can get really hot. But you just need to work a little bit harder and should be able to get the same results!

[@patricktuggles4815]

So if you're vacuuming a carpet and you can't get all of the dirt out, can you spray the pre cleaning solution on and agitate and then extract? Or does all the dirt have to be out of the carpet first?

[@HawkProDetailing]

79% of all particulates in carpet are dry. Which means they don't dissolve with steam or degreaser...so they turn to mud if you get them wet first. Best way to do carpets is to get as much dry soil out as possible...using vacuum, brush compressed air...whatever you can...before you spray pre spray

[@OKIMR2]

Man I am loving your videos, very informative. Keep up the amazing work. I know you do interior extraction in cold weather, how many air mover fans do you recommend for drying seats, and carpets? (the blue fans that you recommend).

[@HawkProDetailing]

Don't spend all your money but I really like having two omni movers (blue) and two red one direction fans. 4 in total seems to work best...I like the one direction fans for when you need one spot blasted

[@OKIMR2]

@@HawkProDetailing thank you, just ordered 2 omni movers, and will hold on on the one direction fans (i already have 2). Ill try this out and see how it goes, will try it on my friends car so the feedback won't cause me future business. thank you for making these videos, it really does help.

[@IntegrityCleaning]

Great List, love the dry pods, love the CRB too, that works on EVERYTHING

[@HawkProDetailing]

Dude I love my brush pro. I've yet to convince a detailer to pull the trigger....but i literally use it on every interior detail. It gets into rubber floor mats like no other and delivers great results for big open areas of SUV trunk carpet

[@KelvynGoveo]

I see some guys using tide to freshen up carpets after steam cleaning. is there something you would recommend after using DS@ to get a little pop of freshness or if=s it not needed ?

[@HawkProDetailing]

Is that the Dallas Paint Correction method:)

[@KelvynGoveo]

@@HawkProDetailing Ha! can't go wrong with a good ole Dallas theory on carpet cleaning

[@marksafady1059]

Hi bro, does BioBreak foam a lot when agitated? Wondering if it takes forever to extract.

[@HawkProDetailing]

No foaming

[@Ccelestino290]

could you make solutions of bio/flex and store it after mixed?

[@HawkProDetailing]

All of them should ideally be mixed fresh for every job. Mixing flex and bio together into one doesnt make sense to me because then it would neutralize the power of bio break IMO

[@paultaylor5715]

Hi, love this info! However I'm not a big fan of powders. Are there some alternative liquids that you would recommend that could achieve similar results to the Bio break and the Flex Ice?

[@HawkProDetailing]

That's a good question! I'm sure there are. What I would do is call your local Interlink Aramsco store and pick their brain:) They are awesome ✌

[@joerodriguez8546]

Where can I find a Handicap Brush?

[@joerodriguez8546]

Awesome videos On Carpet Chemicals! Just what I was looking for. Appreciate it very much 🙏🙏

[@freshzestcarpetcare5455]

You know more than many actual carpet cleaners. Dri pods rock and nothing beats realeasit for encapulation. I would highly recommend trying Tmf (rob allen) carpet line. We get the best results with them and also they don't hurt you lungs like many of the high ph chemicals will.

[@HawkProDetailing]

Thank you my dude. Can you give me some product recommendations from TMF? I did attend CCT (carpet cleaning technician) training over 2 days, and continue to pick the brains of the guys at Interlink Aramsco here in Salt Lake...passion goes a long way:)

[@ericajames4621]

If i could send a picture I used resolve and nature's but I can't take the cushions of clean them that way

[@qwikss4469]

You like BioBreak better than CitrusSolv?

[@HawkProDetailing]

Absolutely for cars yep

[@franky_torts]

Have you tried flex fire? I was contemplating getting that with ice because I've heard it was a great combo

[@HawkProDetailing]

Yeah I've tried it. It still is way too high a ph as a rinse. You need to follow up by spraying Fab Set to neutralize. To many steps IMHO. It has major browning issues alone because of it's high ph, but it will attack grime for sure

[@brunofontinha9818]

Thks for your time and will to help us man...

[@HawkProDetailing]

for sure! I love this stuff...

[@garethdavies7564]

hi mate i always watch your videos ... do you know if i can get any of the products your showing like carpet shampoo from in the uk?

[@HawkProDetailing]

Thanks man! You might try janitorial or carpet cleaning stores/distributors near you? The stuff is on Amazon too for the most part...

[@detaildummy3227]

Needed this ‼️

[@HawkProDetailing]

ahh yeeeeah

[@tjeffers97]

Dude I’m just starting out. I have trouble getting stains out of anything I’ve got orange 90 I’ve got auto magic enzyme pre spot. I’m trying to make money to survive I don’t have $1300 for an extractor. Is that the only way to really remove stains?? Just feeling lost right now.. all I do is buy new products to make the job easier but nothing is ever easier and I’ve got to much of an attention to detail to half ass...

[@Tugboat-R-Us]

I work for a restoration company so I am psyched that I found your video. I wanted to test these products out. We just bought a house that has some carpets that smell like cat/dog urine. We plan on replacing but right now it’s just not in the budget. I found the urine neutralizer online (the link to the urine neutralizer is not working) and I do understand how to use this but I’m kinda lost on where to go from there? I have an extractor. The carpets are light colored but have that dark matted look to them from whoever using the wrong products or possibly not using the right products correctly. What would you suggest we use?

[@achkc]

Any dry shampoo recommendations?

[@HawkProDetailing]

dry shampoo? You can use brush pro dry compound...but that is hard to vacuum all the way up. Encap CleanDS 2 is best chemical I've found for "shampoo" of carpets that doesn't require extraction

[@achkc]

@@HawkProDetailing Thanks for the response! I'll have to dry out the Encap. What I have found from the encap products is when you are trying to move about efficiently they can take a bit to dry completely, thus the search for a more dry shampoo for well maintained vehicle that don't need a heavy extraction/steam process.

[@joshblandford2140]

Can you use the bio break citrus solv and the flex ice on seats also?

[@HawkProDetailing]

Cloth seats absolutely 💪

[@joshblandford2140]

@@HawkProDetailing thanks for the reply, I think I’m going to give it a try and some of the releaseit encapsulation products a try

[@HawkProDetailing]

Their peroxide product is really good as like a final spray on light carpets. It brightens only as it dries but can be really helpful as it is an encap cleaner too. Don't use it a ton but always great to have it

[@joshblandford2140]

@@HawkProDetailing ok thanks a lot man

[@jaymartinrealtor7736]

Best damn video on carpet cleaning! This information and these products are priceless for cleaning carpets. Use what the true pros use. It only makes sense that home carpet cleaning will translate into the automotive world. Thanks for the info!

[@HawkProDetailing]

Absolutely Jay! Looks like you are a realtor so maybe you can clean up a stain or two for those showings 😊

[@jaymartinrealtor7736]

@@HawkProDetailing All ways going the extra mile for my clients...

[@kpnitrl38]

Great video. Lots of information for a professiona newl detailer who should be kissing your feet. I am just a home dad with a coffee stain that I cannot get out of my light tan carpet. I have the Bissell Big Green machine and even with their product and some homemade stain removers this coffee stain won't come out. Of the products you've listed above what can I use with my machine safely that will do the trick? Thanks.

[@HawkProDetailing]

Coffee is tricky...did it have cream, for instance? Caffeinated or decaf? I would literally Google "aramsco" ... they might have a storefront near you. That or Jon Don. Talk to them about your carpet type, an effective product, and worst case they ship it to you.

[@HawkProDetailing]

3:52 of this video ....... kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5SclaKdrKefa6s

[@kpnitrl38]

@@HawkProDetailing Thank you very much for the reply. I appreciate it. It was black caffeinated coffee. I look up who you recommended.

[@TheObsessedPatriot]

Would DIY still agree with these conclusions and suggestions?

[@HawkProDetailing]

I still love these products but hot water extraction is very time intensive

[@levinl.bailey-donaldson4271]

Priceless info! Thank you!

[@HawkProDetailing]

You got it boss

[@kevinodea7884]

Hey Nick, Thanks for all the great videos! I'm new to car detailing (stuck at home and bored) and you have given me a bunch of great ideas. I purchased a chief steamer 125 PSI last month with the optional steam/vac hose. I'm very happy with the cleaning results, but not so much with stains. I don't think it's the steamer, but the user thats the problem. I do plan on purchasing some better cleaning products. I will use your links to purchase as appreciation all your videos but was wondering if you have any suggestions for me . I really don't want to invest in a hot water extractor at this time. Do you think that the Bio Break and Flex Ice would work ok with the steam/vac? If not, do you have any other suggestions for heavy hitting stains? If so, please provide a link and I'll make sure I click on it when I purchase. Thanks again for all you do Nick.

[@HawkProDetailing]

Hey Kevin! Try using a Bissell or rug doctor (150 bucks tops) and put HOT water into them before using. Rely on chemistry of encap spot for goofy stains. Give it dwell time And, then tamp down on stain with a towel and see if your stain moves into towel. Try agitating stain. And rely on chemistry of bio break for breaking crud down...15 mins dwell time firsr. Plus agitation to do its thing. Only then would I introduce steam....and then extraction ....bio break does wonders but not all stains come out...and you can set stains with heat if you're not careful so I use heat last

[@kevinodea7884]

Will the Flex Ice work with a Bissell? or is that really only made to pair with a mytee or some other higher end hot water extractor. Thanks

[@henryfreeman6113]

when will you pick the winner for the product giveaway? didnt you say that person never got back to u?

[@HawkProDetailing]

dude you are hungry. I appreciate it. Let me check that other thread and see if the guy responded. You cool with paying shipping?

[@henryfreeman6113]

Hawk Pro Detailing lol yes I was going to offer to pay!! Let me have your email so I can Venmo you if that’s cool! I really appreciate that you are giving away this stuff!

[@tyriquesmithen]

Bio break vs flex powder ?

[@HawkProDetailing]

Bio break all day. No question

[@tyriquesmithen]

@@HawkProDetailing can u give me a quick reason why. And what you think of super clean compare the powder you use. Thanks

[@nickpiscopo5]

Extractors DO NOT have the suction level of a DRY/WET VAC. I'm gonna say one thing about the actual vacuuming side of extracting, mytee extractors spray hot water/solution with suction for $1600+. You could spray hot water/solution and use a dry/wet vac with even more suction (yes they do have more suction than the mytee extractors) and get the same results. A good dry/wet vac is $100-$200. Otherwise great video, thank you for the content, excellent material.

[@hazelvazquez765]

What would be a good recommendation for a good dry/wet vac in that $200 range?

[@nickpiscopo5]

@@hazelvazquez765 I own this one. www.amazon.com/Vacmaster-Beast-Professional-Steel-VJE1412SW0201/dp/B07BFTXNBZ/ref=asc_df_B07BFTXNBZ/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=309900879486&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=4609201895167484238&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9061181&hvtargid=pla-570332051728&psc=1&tag=&ref=&adgrpid=65723365190&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvadid=309900879486&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=4609201895167484238&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9061181&hvtargid=pla-570332051728

[@AndysAutoCarePlus]

Great video man!!

[@HawkProDetailing]

thanks dude! How's this craziness affecting your business?

[@AndysAutoCarePlus]

Hawk Pro Detailing I’m pretty much all but shut down at the moment. Only taking care of my maintenance customers and a small car lot that brings me vehicles. Staying to stay safe being that I have a big family last thing I want to do is bring home “something “.

[@lizakabe8116]

I loooove my Folex. You can pry that out of my cold dead hands. 😂

[@chienwang336]

Awesome video, Thank you

[@Tig3rj]

Sure you are into Auto Detailing and not the Home Carpet Cleaning?? lol I always wonder why people use Auto Detailing products for Auto Carpet when the professional Truck Mount home carpet companies have WAY Superior products! I've used Saigers Sauce in the past and been looking what is new since that product was released some time ago.. That Brush Pro 10 is like $2300!! How often do you pull that out to justify the cost of a house carpet cleaner product??

[@keepingclean3616]

Thats what i been doing going to the nano carpet cleaning store

[@HawkProDetailing]

Sweet...

[@keepingclean3616]

@@HawkProDetailing thanks for the tip brother likr watching your videos

[@no_handle_required]

Nothing wrong with folex bro. All about the technique and the right tool for the job. Folex has it's place.

[@HawkProDetailing]

Fair enough...I can get excited lol but I don't mean to hate if it gets ppl results

[@seanhiatt6736]

I have never had much luck with Folex, in fact still have a gallon with my supplies. I own a janitorial and floor care business.

[@saratrivette2439]

Demonstration video using these products? 😊

[@HawkProDetailing]

check out my carpet cleaning playlist...I have a few that document the process but I will work on doing more!!!

[@turegoodoverlooked]

This was incredibly helpful! Thanks!

[@HawkProDetailing]

You bet!

[@beeslandscaping]

Keep your shop clean 🧼 lol Don’t mess that nice job Ivan did for you. 🧼😂

[@HawkProDetailing]

right?!

[@BorndetailersTv]

Great vid .

[@HawkProDetailing]

thanks homie. Not always practical in the real world for guys who want to be super profitable (I do one car a day, max)....but this is a great method for superior results

[@You-sw7tm]

Where's Super Clean?

[@tyriquesmithen]

Good question

[@autoaesthetic]

Would ya just look at that shop

[@HawkProDetailing]

right?! Do you recognize it lol

[@HawkProDetailing]

seriously I am forever indebted to Yvan and Sylvie. They did me such an amazing service...so kind and helpful. I hope Yvan can transform more shops for people in the future!!

[@madwax1360]

Whoever hit the thumbs down, I hope Liam Neeson FINDS YOU and does what he does best!

[@HawkProDetailing]

🤣🤣

[@ericajames4621]

Best way to clean sectional couches without paying someone $250 like I'm all for paying fairly but I'm also a diy person

[@arccleaning2140]

you are amazing

[@HawkProDetailing]

Lol thank you hope this helps

[@HawkProDetailing]

Show me some love with a Google review if you want but no worries 😊

[@ronym829]

How did you make this video about best cleaners carpet in "2022" 3 years ago??? We barely started april 2023 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

[@HawkProDetailing]

I just keep updating the title lol. I can assure you...unlike the detailing industry, carpets and upholstery cleaning isn't advancing all that much. It *is* ......but here's the reality: the same principles apply, and these products kick butt. They kicked butt in 2020, they kick butt now. So they're still the best, if that makes sense. I use them on carpets and upholstery to this day and they keep performing

[@ronym829]

@@HawkProDetailing lol ! Good job 👍🏼 Thanks for the response 😀

[@IntegrityCleaning]

One thing I would look at is Awesome encap from Encapstore.com - ZERO chance of wicking ever

[@HawkProDetailing]

Better than releasit ds2 u think?

[@IntegrityCleaning]

@@HawkProDetailing 100x Better, Its the only Encap we use and we clean some seriously rough stuff sometimes

[@HawkProDetailing]

Really? What's your spotter of choice? I'm loving encap spot because it doesnt need to be rinsed and does a great job on most stains. Also what's your go to for ice melt?

[@skeeetrl]

Heard a couple shots at W.A.D. huh lmao

[@HawkProDetailing]

Really? What did I say lol

[@samuelhanson5329]

If no one has told you sir. You. Have. ADD.

[@shawnsturgeon1014]

Where is carpet details? Basically this is just your opinion on what is best.

[@HawkProDetailing]

try bio break and flex ice with an extractor you won't be disappointed:)

[@mr.t1941]

You lost me at "leaf blower"

[@tugbankert6581]

That was hilarious...If you want a business coach go somewhere else 😀

[@HawkProDetailing]

I'm not gonna pretend to be anything but me lol

[@MURPHxiii]

Leave the rug cleaning supplies video if you want a video on business coaching... GENIUS! 💁🏻‍♀️

[@HawkProDetailing]

@@MURPHxiii 🤣

[@joshwilliam1980]

Hydrogen peroxide and ammonia is all you need 99% of the time. Unless you like spending money

[@HawkProDetailing]

Ammonia smells really good in cars 😋

[@joshwilliam1980]

@@HawkProDetailing Ammonia is used for spot treatment. You would clean the whole car with peroxide.

[@joshwilliam1980]

@@HawkProDetailing I did the math and it comes out to $4 every extraction detail and $1 this method. And you can change the dilution of peroxide depending on how strong you want it. Also, I researched encap and that is a half way process of cleaning is what my pro carpet guy tells me. I would rather do a full extraction and do it done right. Just trying to save money from the carpet industry wanting new carpet pros to buy their products and get I get better results with keeping it simple 💪🏻

[@joshwilliam1980]

@@HawkProDetailing I got lemon scent also 😃

[@BrownRooster]

Lol

[@zeusthedetailer4554]

Just use super clean guys

[@HawkProDetailing]

Definitely a budget friendly option. The high ph on carpet fibers will attract soil like crazy though. Not hating just saying super clean's effective cleaning power comes with about as high a ph as it gets

[@mr.t1941]

You lost me at "leaf blower"

[@HawkProDetailing]

lol