HOW TO REMOVE STAINS WITHOUT An Extractor - Joel Detailing

[@DETAILSofficial]

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[@Albert-the-Astro]

I like how you rubbed the chemical in, I’ve never thought to do that. Great technique.

[@DETAILSofficial]

Glad it was helpful!

[@aurasharley2222]

Every time Joel you give me new tips & tricks and you’re correct if it gets the job done than what’s more to argue about it, Great Job !!

[@DETAILSofficial]

Thank you, all that EVER matters is the end result and a happy client.

[@barrycook8116]

Very good tips. You make good points and that’s; new detailers starting out don’t need big time extractors because if they use this technique they can get very good results. Plus a very good McCullough steamer you can get for around $150.I use process and it works well.

[@8risk]

Lol if I want a detail inside I want an extractor to be used lol if you show up with a cloth you going home buddy

[@barrycook8116]

@@8risk ok troll

[@AMP8424]

@@8risk Lmao alright hotrod.

[@jayyy4491]

@@8riskhater😂😂😂

[@Will-qd2km]

Bissell Green Machines are cheap or you can use a shop vac too, always options to do a good job.

[@mindiievaaj]

Glad I came across your video. I bought a wrangler recently and there’s a water stain on the passenger seat and I’ve been looking to see what I can use to get it out without an extractor. I will give this a try!

[@DETAILSofficial]

I'm sure it will do the trick, thank you for watching.

[@R900DZ]

A video tutorial on the proper steaming technique you are referring to would be great!

[@Andresthebigcat]

Second the motion

[@0togtr811]

These were the best videos they used to put out but not anymore.

[@DETAILSofficial]

They are coming back!

[@k2000kidd1]

Used Liquid Tide in pinch with a drill brush and a handful of microfiber. No power supply in the parking area for any shop vac/steam extractor in my condo complex or running anything electrical

[@DETAILSofficial]

There you go, there's many ways to skin a cat, we always encourage to use what you have, that's how we learn! . I know people who love using Dawn dish soap. What matters is that it's safe, and it works! Thanks for the comment and support.

[@mikeblin9614]

And the Oscar goes to the cameraman

[@DETAILSofficial]

😆

[@frontyarddetail1488]

Joel real professional. A real inspiration!

[@DETAILSofficial]

Thank you, please share to help this channel blow up!

[@johnrod90jr]

In almost 28 years I never had to use an extractor Foam cleaner with Enzyme scrub microfiber dry up no bum wet use hydroperoxide for stain clear out

[@om3973]

I dunno i not aprofesonal detaler but i bought the p and s system and watched a you tube video thst showed the same method you are doing and i used drill brushna lil on a floor matt worked great so i didnt ecatcly know the chemicals i used a costco yello towel it got stuff out great i dont know exact detail of chemical i dont know how the sow the towel i hate when or make chemicals but works thsts what i care about and no damage i dunno how they formulsted it

[@donschultz7759]

Hey Joel. I just used this same technique and it works amazing. 🙏

[@DETAILSofficial]

Like I say with proper techniques you cut down on time and don't need to drench the surface with water simply to clean.

[@donschultz7759]

@@DETAILSofficial yes sir. Yeah I did my first seat the other day. Did the spray with Terminator then lathered with fingers. Next hit Carpet Bomber. Had to use a drill brush on them because there was about 6 months of body oil in the seats due to the heat plus oil stain from the mechanic I had do work on my car.

[@marshprofessionaldetailing9794]

Smooth and effective! Nice work Joel.

[@DETAILSofficial]

Thank you

[@Lalo10-]

Great video. Love your product reviews and techniques. Starting my detailing business soon and will be adding terminator, bomber, and Finisher. I also also have p&s express cleaner,pearl, absolute, brake buster, and paint gloss showroom spray. Love the p&s products. They get the job done and looks fantastic!

[@DETAILSofficial]

It's good stuff!

[@dannydaugherty5702]

Wow 🤩 game changer ☝️ I love these videos! So informative. Great job Bro 👊🏻

[@miguel90744]

Everyone with a $1200 mytee punching the air right now lol

[@DETAILSofficial]

😆

[@elic5355]

Professional carpet cleaner here,with certifications,a enzyme treatment will not break down grease or dirt,it is only for organic stains,thats it.

[@barrycook8116]

The carpet bomber will break it down.

[@ichigokudosaki2069]

That’s why it’s a 3 step system. Carpet bomber breaks down grease.

[@cebasmb8250]

As a detailer for over 7 years...I was about to say the same thing enzyme don't do the trick not bashing anyone.... and again steam breaks it down you can use a microfiber to mop up sometimes after drys the stains show up. And it's depending on the fabric extraction sometimes is the best way because the area needs to be deeply rinse....just my 2cents in have a good day people

[@titan9m]

Exactly! Joel just trying to sound like he knows what he's doing. Toooooo funny.

[@DETAILSofficial]

​@@titan9m still working

[@AndyHayner]

Question: I have and use a McCulloch steamer. Plastic but it works. Getting good results. How does the performace compare with Chief steamer? From a business owner perspective... whats the ROI for a higher end steamer? I can already steam clean. Thoughts? Experience with both?

[@DETAILSofficial]

I've never owned a McCullouch, but as a business owner I believe the better the performance of your tools (the cheif is superior) the better and faster the outcome.

[@tonypiver9695]

Thank you for this video Joel. I recently bought these 2 products. Very informative!! On another note just curious to know if you have see P&S Hawaiian Shine, and if so how do you apply it. Thank you and keep bringing the knowledge!

[@A1CentsDay1]

I made my own term for that ragging 🤣 cuz I use that technique.

[@DETAILSofficial]

I like that!

[@shinedetailing6356]

Thank you for the tips. Curious what do you leave your customers in those bags thanx in advance.

[@DETAILSofficial]

Gifts

[@jorgebravo2370]

Joel the scientist 😂

[@DETAILSofficial]

😆

[@Manosh0]

shouldn't we also use the "finisher" by P&S after the carpet bomber?

[@DETAILSofficial]

Yes

[@MichaelBrianInc]

Great tips! How would you attack carpet without an extractor? It’s said APC sit deep in the fibers and because it can stay damp longer, it can attract more dirt and make carpet look worse faster. What’s a good way to shampoo by hand or should you just focus on spotting areas of stains to extract?

[@Brian-dj3ru]

Agitate the carpet with a carpet brush or drill brush and your preferred APC and you could mop up the excess with a microfiber towel and then vacuum

[@MichaelBrianInc]

@@Brian-dj3ru thanks man.

[@mauricioorantes9809]

In order to understand what’s happening with carpets an upholstery it would be wise to understand the ph balance or scale and how alkaline ur APC solution is. If to too strong and you leave that on ur carpet or upholstery without naturalizing it’s it will re-stain faster and more of a probability of “wicking”. What Joel is doing is hitting it hard with an enzyme and bringing back down to earth with the carpet bomber product. In the PS line their is a third and final product to really finish it out. Also research Flex Fire and Flex ICE another one two punch for carpets and upholstery.

[@MichaelBrianInc]

@@mauricioorantes9809 thank you for the info. When it comes to an APC, super clean is mentioned a lot and can be used on carpets/upholstery diluted 10:1. How effective is this or what risk is involved in terms of the ph balance you mention?

[@AMP8424]

@@MichaelBrianInc Super clean is a very strong degreaser meant for engines etc. I personally wouldn't be using it on interior cloth.

[@billbuss7542]

Do you ever use a drill brush?

[@DETAILSofficial]

Not as much as I used to

[@williamsolorzano6781]

I'm still waiting for your video Joel, about aid or what soap you use or if you do some combination so that you have that foam in each vehicle and great job

[@DETAILSofficial]

I'll put it in the description asap, drying aide will be released soon with limited 100 bottle run.

[@williamsolorzano6781]

@@DETAILSofficial man you gotta make a video saying when it will be available you know lets go 🔥🔥🔥🔥 to get it

[@noelmartinez2396]

Would an all purpose cleaner work to ?Thank Joel!

[@DETAILSofficial]

Just make sure to neutralize post cleaning as anything that the apc or degreaser touches will come off onto the surface (shoes, clothes etc. )

[@SRT_k1ng]

Nice steamer

[@DETAILSofficial]

Thank you.

[@lwdetailing9083]

hey Joel my extractor broke. could this method replace extracting all together?

[@DETAILSofficial]

With the right technique, yes. I have a full video on the process, check it out

[@lwdetailing9083]

@@DETAILSofficial thank you I really dont want to spend 500 right now on a new one at the moment especially with slow season coming up for me so I'll have to use this method for now

[@Gymraton]

What product I can get instead ? From wallmart

[@DETAILSofficial]

I couldn't tell you, this is the only system we use for fast effective stain removal

[@alaury13]

I think that’s a Subaru. If so the upholstery is different in those vehicles. I had the same issues multiple times with those cars. The only difference is I use super clean and my steamer. Super clean or Serrano sauce & steam will take care of the issues on this upholstery.

[@DETAILSofficial]

Gotta be careful with that super clean

[@alaury13]

@@DETAILSofficial yes sir. Always. You have to know what you’re doing with super clean. I dilute the hell out of mines.

[@frankyfreedomsp8974]

Are those customer baggies? If so what do u give them?

[@DETAILSofficial]

Candy

[@Jake-ch6rf]

does this work on suede? and if not can you maybe make a video in the future on how to clean suede seats, thanks.

[@DETAILSofficial]

Suede is not used in vehicles, suede is an untreated material, Alcantara is what I believe you are referring to. And yes it works for that material safely.

[@MikesAutoDetailing]

Great job

[@DETAILSofficial]

Thanks Mike

[@R900DZ]

Is it recommended to steam clean the interior as part of a weekly maintenance wash regimen? I ask because I’ve read excessive steam cleaning can delaminate surfaces and have noticed it’ll make some black plastic cloudy/white at times. Would it just be a matter of keeping proper distance from the material and keeping it moving so as not to overheat it? Also, any techniques for getting rid of white spots on black plastic or leather caused by steaming?

[@DETAILSofficial]

Proper use of tools and prior training is pivotal for damage control.

[@seventysschev]

Are you using distilled water in your steamer?

[@R900DZ]

@@seventysschev yes

[@FriskyTwoTimes11]

You answered your question partly. Make sure to keep distance and move rather quickly. Also, I wouldn’t clean any areas if they aren’t dirty. Over cleaning an area will cause ware. If it’s a small spot of dirt on the door there’s no reason to apply so much cleaner. Spray once or twice then go over it with a microfiber. A lot of people like to brush and wipe areas that are spotless and that is one of the reasons vinyl and leather surfaces get worn out. For maintenance I would blow out the whole interior with a Tornador tool (definitely look into it), spot clean any areas that are actually dirty, use a soft microfiber for dusting, clean the windows, vacuum, and that’s it. If there are stains treat those at the end.

[@MiziahBeats]

Great information!

[@DETAILSofficial]

Glad it was helpful!

[@HKX_ORANGECHICKEN]

The camera guy is everywhere... lol

[@DETAILSofficial]

Yep

[@blizogaming]

3:35 protein mater 🫠

[@jjjjjjjjjjjhjjjjjhjj]

The aqua pro vac is a great extractor unbelievable results for the price and can put warm/hot water in it

[@DETAILSofficial]

They break on everyone, most detailers I know that have them usually get rid within a year

[@jjjjjjjjjjjhjjjjjhjj]

@@DETAILSofficial well that’s the cheap Option thermax therminator DV12 is the best

[@wuncrazybud7685]

Hey Joel, how do you remove grass stains from carpet?

[@DETAILSofficial]

The same method

[@LjMalaran]

Whats your the ratios for the terminator and carpet bomber

[@DETAILSofficial]

Always use manufacturers directions

[@zenamoore6733]

Look like the signal on

[@DETAILSofficial]

Possibly

[@DETAILSofficial]

Possibly

[@csonsdetailing]

What steamer do you use

[@DETAILSofficial]

Video coming up soon on the steamer

[@Bigworm928311]

Joel, Would you be so kind to tell me what type of steamer you are using would like to get my hands on one. Look forward to hearing from you thank you

[@DETAILSofficial]

Video coming soon

[@Bigworm928311]

Don’t understand why you can’t just tell us!! Aren’t we all here to help each other out and grow together in this industry!!!! Wow!!!

[@DETAILSofficial]

@@Bigworm928311 I already have in a previous video

[@AMP8424]

Chief Steamer 100 according to his previous videos.

[@MiVeK4]

Wait this the same guy again doing everybody detailing videos behind the camera

[@MiVeK4]

Like in hunters videos

[@trollypolly7861]

Joel makes detailing sound difficult

[@Verifyvids]

Confusing video lol bro added sprays like 3 times without explaining

[@DETAILSofficial]

We have a video that dropped last week with the stain removal process broken down.

[@davidboyce6427]

Joel🫡. Any suggestions on removing stains from leather in a Honda Pilot. It’s a Mom mobile.. Steam and what else should I add to this. Like a stain remover chemical?. Thank in advance 👍🤜🏽

[@DETAILSofficial]

I would advise use a stain remover on leather unless it's specifically formulated for leather, most stain removal agents are for upholstery and carpet

[@davidboyce6427]

@@DETAILSofficial yep only have upholstery stain removers. I’ll have to search for leather/ faux leather stain remover. Thank w Joel👍

[@DETAILSofficial]

@@davidboyce6427 did you try a scrub ninja? Or lightly going over with a magic Eraser?

[@davidboyce6427]

@@DETAILSofficial I use the scrub Ninja and it took care of all the grime and oils but the darker blotchy stain remained. I give the magic eraser gently rub

[@DETAILSofficial]

@@davidboyce6427 let us know how it goes