Steam Cleaning Car Seats - Detailing (vaporclean!)

[@savvlewisofficial]

this is actually the most realistic cleaning video done well. There are a lot of videos out there making it unrealistic and making clients' expectations too high. Love the video.

[@stephen1503]

Lmao you mean like the ones where they remove the seats, extract the seat with way too much water, and most definitely only show it while it’s still wet? Hate those but they are fun to watch.

[@highlandsautodetailing]

I appreciate your feedback, and Im glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching!

[@highlandsautodetailing]

Hey, yes I really am striving to bring realistic educational videos to my viewers while still providing entertainment. Its tough unfortunately because real cleaning is actually boring most of the time. Thanks for watching!

[@angrycabbie1]

Steam brings upbthe dirt. Microfiber acts as good as an extractor and pulls it away. Just make sure you frequently chnage towels. As he did. Good job

[@highlandsautodetailing]

Absolutely, thanks for your feedback and for watching!

[@FlawlessFinishSolutions]

What's going on Highlands Auto, I have this Pro6 Duo as well and love it.

[@highlandsautodetailing]

Hey, it’s going great. I’m glad you like yours. It has been a great machine. It’s so easy and simple to work with. Very durable as well. Thanks for watching!

[@WillCall_WRX]

Did you ever consider the chief steamer 100? I was looking more at this one but now I’m torn between the two😂

[@highlandsautodetailing]

That is a great question, I saw little information about the chief steamer when I purchased this one. But they honestly look like they make great machines as well. I think the chief 100 slightly outperforms this one in specs, and may be a tad more affordable, but I like the look of the vapor clean 🤷‍♂️ I have no complaints so far about this steamer, so I do highly recommend.

[@peterv5882]

According to reviews, the steam is actually hotter on the Pro6 Duo than on the Chief Steamer, unfortunately. But I've seen nightmarish reviews of Vapor Cleans customer service charging $70/hour for constant repiars because people's machines keep breaking :(

[@highlandsautodetailing]

The steamer has been giving me inconsistency issues since your comment actually. Quite unfortunate but it still does work.

[@juanmoret1me]

What made you decide on the Pro6 Duo? What are the notable pros/cons so far?

[@alandanforth2249]

Effeciency of not needing to constantly refill or shut off and wait to cool down if I need to refill. Also, high temp and psi keeps it low moisture and no spitting water droplets. Cons- big, bulky, and expensive initial investment. But does not outweigh the pro’s if you plan to use it every day.

[@juanmoret1me]

@@alandanforth2249 awesome. thanks.

[@rene5313]

Ive owned my Pro6 Duo for the last year and a half and it's an amazing machine. I've been detailing for 10 years and this machine is a beast. This steamer works wonders with my mytee lite 8070 hot water extractor. I started using a McCullough steamer years back and it did what it was meant to do but i had to wait to refill and the psi on it was like 25 psi. You could actually get away with just shampooing with the Pro6 Duo using the proper shampoo chemicals. It's all about chemistry. I use professional carpet cleaning chemicals only from TRUCK MOUNT FORUMS that will bond with the carpet and seat fibers. From my experience all these all purpose cleaners and so called upholstery cleaners will not do the job. You will be able to tell when it dries because the stains will wick back up. You need an acidic and alkaline shampoo and rinse to get superior results. I have a KZbin channel that I'm just now starting and working out I'll be sharing all kinds of things...stay tuned...keep grinding!

[@highlandsautodetailing]

Thanks for your feedback! Stains are really tough sometimes. But the right techniques and products can make a big difference. I’m always open to learning better and faster techniques and products. Take care