Terrible dirty shaggy carpet cleaning satisfying rug cleaning ASMR CCS ll

[@judyforstner1108]

No one would have ever suspected such a petty color under all that dirt. Your cleaning method changes just a little from rug to rug which, for me, keeps it interesting and entertaining.

[@jeancunningham8013]

Beautiful shades of blue ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@coladict]

This wasn't a rug soaked in mud, this was mud containing a hidden rug!

[@carriekerkenes8162]

Yes more manual scrubbing please 😊

[@KFCEmployee9]

He is scrubbing the HELL out of that rug.

[@ShahzaibDamnCruze]

Excellent ❤

[@heatherspradling]

Hey, does anyone know where he’s located? I’ve followed his channel for so long and LOVE IT! But have just always been curious where he’s located. 😊

[@Elle-s2cents]

Definitely not California. He’d be arrested for using all that water LOL.

[@NAH_IDWIN-]

Its somewhere in Houston

[@karenbrown546]

Pretty blue!

[@liiisoares]

INCREDIBLE 🥰

[@empressprodak3504]

Beautiful teal carpet ❤😊

[@EnergizerBunniforChrist]

I can't stand all the questions about "how the rugs get so dirty".... Where he's at, It floods constantly. That's how!!!! 🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨and it's ASMR, look up the meaning, please and stop being closed minded.... Focus on the Art, not how it becomes a canvas

[@lifedeather]

How the rugs get so dirty?

[@sarahnelson3778]

Then don't read the comments! Just enjoy ASMR.

[@EnergizerBunniforChrist]

@@sarahnelson3778 lol, I do both! Thanks

[@MorningsWithMaria]

literally 🤣🤣🤣

[@ThickyChicky42]

Well said, I think that all the time…. He does this channel to help us relax and not for the negative comments… I wish those people would get their own channels and see how many people subscribe with all of their knowledge of cleaning 😂😂😂😂

[@milagras91]

Мне захотелось напачкать свой ковер и так помыть😅люблю смотреть 😊

[@OhCeCelia]

I haven't seen you use those white trim pieces before. What is the purpose of doing that? (Just curious! 🤗) The end result is beautiful!! My favorite color. Well done!

[@zeinazozo6949]

I'm curious to know too

[@neferazure]

it is a technique for shaggy/long-pile rugs, known as controlled flooding. Mountain Rug cleaning has also used this technique on long-pile rugs in his videos in the past (although he no longer uses it).

[@OhCeCelia]

@@neferazure Thanks for the info! That makes sense ✌️

[@miyat123]

​@neferazure do u know the reasoning behind this? It seems unnecessary to me

[@OhCeCelia]

@@miyat123 To control flooding. Maybe his drain can't take as much water, or it overflows or something like that. Makes total sense to me 🤷‍♀️

[@noye3366]

Quel gaspillage d’eau ça fait au cœur….

[@annaalbuquerque3174]

É água de reuso.

[@NurNur-mw5nb]

Dankee schönn das war schöne video ❤❤❤❤❤

[@Evelyn-yo4os]

🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤That was so extra yum and I really liked the end side scrape. The one at the end of the scrapes. Idk why but I love it🥰🥰🥰

[@neferazure]

It's called SQUEEGEE not "scrape".

[@JAF-jd6sc]

So satisfying 😍😍😍😍😍

[@НатальяСловец]

Побежали красные сапоги!

[@JacquelynRobinson-u2i]

Gorgeous

[@bnt1802]

Gerçekten bu kadar su harcamaya değmez 😢 Yazık değil mi boşa akan suya 😢

[@NurNur-mw5nb]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@1oma738]

It's about the process.....

[@suzismith9011]

Hi 👋👋

[@aaronb4493]

👌🏻

[@joemarvonek]

Are these rugs intentionally soiled?

[@OhCeCelia]

I think they find rugs that have been thrown out. I can't imagine someone owning that dirty of a carpet and letting it hang out in their house and one day realizing it's not blue but a black sewage color 🤭

[@aprilwonderwoman6920]

I was wondering if he gets paid to clean these

[@Telvanni.]

Probably, it would be a waste having equipment which is expensive and not getting paid for washing them. Plus he gets paid for views too.

[@peachy409]

blue spaghetti carpet :)

[@gena-l1n]

おはようございます🌅。今日も気持ち良い動画ありがとうございます✨✨✨。表に毛がある絨毯とない絨毯がありますねっ。僕は、無い方が模様が出て来て好きです(⁠◍⁠•⁠ᴗ⁠•⁠◍⁠)⁠❤。だいぶ作業の流れも分かってきました💪。しんどい仕事だと思いますが、頑張って下さい👍👍👍。日本🇯🇵🗾より。

[@MrCraigmire123]

would it not be more efficient to clean the rugs over a grate where the water can drain through? instead of it just sitting on top of the dirt?

[@neferazure]

no, it wouldn't.

[@MrCraigmire123]

@@neferazure why not?

[@caittails]

@@MrCraigmire123 They’re just being a troll, they have no real answer.

[@somtimeslater]

It’s more satisfying on this material it’s really not about the carpet cleaning that makes the money it’s the KZbin and TikTok revenue that makes them rich

[@ebam2009]

I get the impression that those carpets are covered with mud on purpose, just to make a good cleaning video

[@-MilaMila-]

Люди,не будьте грязнулями!

[@NurNur-mw5nb]

Was ist passiert sehr shmutziger Teppichs 😮

[@iTube22100]

All that work for a carpet like that?

[@adelina7970]

Where do they get so dirty?

[@Slabbin_Cabin]

Here's $3, just go buy a new fkn rug lol.

[@matthewmattis8880]

After all that, it still looks dirty.

[@CleaningMonster16]

home cleaning +18 come

[@Reign_Of_Is_REAL]

🥤👀🫳🏾🍿

[@monikamurawska8085]

A very beautiful carpet. I would skip this last part with hanging the carpet on the pole between two ladders. Not attractive to watch. We actually don't know if you managed to clean it. Was the water clean? We have seen nothing. I definitely prefer the older version.

[@neferazure]

He doesn't need to skip it. He does it particularly when a rug seems to have never-ending dirt that won't leave the rug. elevating and hanging it while pressure-washing it, allows the remaining dirt to leave and not return. He's done this with several other rugs right before sending it through the centrifuge.

[@danhkhoi8764]

😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@tinagriffith500]

I would rather watch Mountain Rug Cleaning than this,this doesn't touch my spine!

[@anjanadal7321]

I don't care if he makes them dirty on purpose, my only issue is that he cleaned this same rug 10 months ago. That's a waste of resources to me. If he gave them away/donated them after he made them dirty just to turn around and clean them, that would be one thing. But he doesn't. So to me, that's wasteful 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@neferazure]

It's actually NOT the same rug, pay closer attention to the details. The one from 10 months ago was SQUARE in shape and larger; this one is RECTANGULAR and smaller. It is possible that it came from the same SET, aka a single owner who had a set of rugs in diff sizes; that isn't uncommon especially in bathrooms, kitchens, etc. But it's NOT the same rug. He did recycle the thumbnail that was used from the older video, though. I actually checked. Whenever he does a re-post he will usually mention it in the description. This wasn't a re-post. It is indeed a different rug. Just similar in design but there are certain details that let you know it's not the same rug.

[@neferazure]

also, he doesn't soil the rugs purposefully. He lives in an area there there is a LOT of dirt and a lot of floods frequently. Some of the rugs are literally used outside or on bare dirt floors. Others are as a result of smoke damage (when the dirt is pitch black), and some I've seen him pull directly from autobody shops, etc (the ones soiled with oil). As an outsider looking in (if you don't clean rugs for a living, you're an outsider), then of course we can't fathom why or how a rug could get this way, but when you are someone who works that profession daily, it's a lot more commonplace for them. And especially in places with high amounts of dirt, sand, flooding in some places, fires, etc. The things they will see are different from what we will see. Example if you're not a police officer or detective, you probably don't see as many dead bodies as they might. Because you don't regularly work that profession.