Real Carpet Cleaning- Cleaning an Antique Orlon Acrylic Carpet in an historic Farmhouse

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[@nlocke74]

I was always taught that you should learn something new everyday and as someone that has just entered into the carpet cleaning industry you provided me something to keep in the back of my mind as I clean carpets and what steps that need to taken to provide quality and safe carpet cleaning methods. Keep up the good work!!!!

[@latoyanewton392]

Enjoyed the lesson and the cleaning

[@CNCleaningServices]

Thanks!

[@kennethmoore4110]

Great lesson

[@CNCleaningServices]

Thanks for watching!

[@mr.t1941]

Cleans up well!

[@justsaygold]

Great video, awesome to see a carpet cleaner that actually know what kind of carpet they are cleaning and how to clean it!

[@shay8690]

Small complaint that is not on your part, but I wish the quality of the video was a little better so we could see the texture?? It does look like wool but then it also looks like berber in the video. Again, nothing to do with you, your video quality is always great. Great results though and your voice is soothing to listen to lol

[@CNCleaningServices]

Thanks, since my videos are not monetized, I cant devote a lot of money to the camera work, so I'm stuck with using my Galaxy S10 plus, which does a good 4k video but the depth of focus isnt as good as a devoted camera would be

[@ladiihaynes]

So how and where do you get the fiber out to do a burn test?

[@CNCleaningServices]

This one had some pulled up fibers at the edge of a closet. This is a big chunk in the video but it doesn't take much at all

[@ladiihaynes]

@@CNCleaningServices nice. I always wondered where you get a fiber to do the test. But it would be mostly for the fibers you don't recognize off bat right? Something you have to question maybe or is this done on every job?

[@CNCleaningServices]

@@ladiihaynes yeah I hardly ever have to burn test a carpet, only if I suspect wool which is rare where I live. For upholstery it's much more common