Took 6 days! The hardest dirty carpet have you ever seen

[@ernesto003plus]

What surprises me the most is not that the rug is finally clean, but that it didn't fall to pieces under all these chemical and physical attacks on it. Well done!

[@casitube22]

I know!!! I was thinking the same thing

[@neroignatiusrosewater]

I had the same reaction. It's also impressive that the fabric holds onto its original colors so well.

[@casitube22]

@@neroignatiusrosewater yes but you can also see all the color coming out of it during the cleaning! It’s prob the first time it’s been cleaned so just like w clothes ,the first time you wash them the water is always colored a little

[@strederful]

These rug-cleaning videos are so therapeutic for me. It's so satisfying to see all that dirt being swept away. This is a job I could get into! Great job on this carpet.

[@JethroBeauDeanie]

Therapeutic, yes! But, how could a rug hold that much filth? It was as if it were bleeding to death!

[@strederful]

@@JethroBeauDeanie I think the content creator makes these rugs this dirty to give us the pleasure of seeing them cleaned. I could be wrong...

[@natsukiilluna6324]

Pretty sure they do not make them... some of them might be found somewhere but it would take probably much more time to get them as dirty as this one (especially clean resistant)😂 than

[@eugerpo5102]

Vale la pena tanto gasto de agua. La tercera guerra mundial será por este preciado líquido.

[@elenavoicu8150]

Trebuie să ai doar răbdarea necesară .

[@michaelrafa100]

This sure is a testament to the resilience of the carpet fibers and the persistence of the cleaner.

[@HappyCoconut-bw4io]

@@michaelrafa100 yep, they don't make things to last anymore....

[@jcclark2060]

It's clearly a machine made rug,and with using gasoline as a solvent it is probably polypropylene.

[@maryjette1034]

Found this rug online for $70. I can’t imagine what the cost for cleaning something this dirty versus buying a replacement. Good job cleaning!

[@jaykb6587]

Why not just buy a new one? Because then you, I, and everyone else watching this would have to find something else to watch. 😊

[@flutterbutterbutt]

When they post the cleaning on KZbin, they usually do the rug for free. They aren't charging for the cleaning if the video is going to make them way more money. This video, with his sub count, probably made about 10k so far. May even PAY THE OWNER, buy their dirty carpet, because they need it to make content, and get paid by youtube for cleaning it.

[@Darrylizer1]

Yes, no one would pay to clean this particular rug. This video is advertising for the posters rug cleaning abilities and will score some dough for views. It's also fun to watch!

[@emmatuskin6627]

Actually I'd pay for cleaning it because I'd hate it to become trash into nature

[@smokeydiamond489]

​@@emmatuskin6627hoarders also think like that, they keep everything, they have mountains of trash and stuff in the house and they can't move around the place anymore, so it's good to throw things out, the city needs to think about how to best deal with the trash

[@bfaceb5149]

Many of us are “Missing The Point.” He’s advertising. He is skilled at cleaning any rug no matter how filthy. He will take on & defeat the impossible challenge. The how, what, when, where, how often & to what extent is not important…

[@nancypeterson8576]

@@bfaceb5149 I’m not missing the point. Besides the great job he does cleaning those rugs, I was just adding on that his work place is clean also. Key word “Also” 👍

[@cmykat7839]

Someone said you can find this very rug online for $70. I wonder if he bought two, and soaked it in oil on purpose to "prove the point" for advertising, swapping the rug out with the clean one... I'm not accusing him ofc, but jeeeeze... why not just buy a new rug?

[@sandralofthouse2647]

I'm in the UK so hardly likely to use his services. However, I have an 30 old rug I'm quite fond of. We havequitea lot of traffic, pets, grandkids, visitors, etc, so it gets grubby. Also, I must admit to spilling red wine on it occasionally. I take it out on my balcony every couple of years to scrub and freshen it up. I'm always disappointed with the result as I always seem to leave a matrk After watching these videos, I have changed methods, and this year, my rug looks new! Brilliant advert with useful information,.

[@samsungtablet5925]

@@cmykat7839 "Someone said" so it must be fact. If you bothered to watch the video, you'd see the progression of dirt layers removed and wouldn't have to post an asinine conspiracy theory about 2 rugs. But of course, you did say you're not accusing him. Nah, you're just putting that nonsense out there for all to see and ponder. MY question is why didn't you go full passive-aggressive and add a "just saying"... ugh

[@BUBBAGRUMPSMOM]

Right but 6 days. Lol

[@maeverobertson1108]

The rug looked like somebody had used it while under their car doing a very poor job of removing the oil filter. You sir, are a hero. If I had owned a carpet that looked like that it would have been tossed in the trash bin. I would be embarrassed to take anything like that and ask someone to clean it. In any case there's nothing about it, cleaned up, treasure it enough to pay you a small fortune and the mortgage on my house to clean it. Bravo sir!

[@Pfrazier43]

You should get a prize. When I saw it was motor oil, I said that someone used it as a pad to lay under their vehicles to change the oil. My husband just used a big piece of cardboard.

[@sarahgould5435]

That actually could be exactly what happened to it. A lot of the rugs you see on these rug cleaning channels were picked up for free specifically for these videos after someone tossed them out. What payment they get is usually in the form of either YT monetization or customers who see the videos and think 🤔 "well, if they could get *that* rug so clean, what might they do with mine?" Often the rugs will then be donated to charities or thrift shops. I haven't seen this specific channel before, so you knows? Maybe he even runs his own second-hand rug store out of his cleaning offices. But these rugs are almost never being paid for as a cleaning commission.

[@loreleimorrison8537]

You did it! I’m sorry, but I didn’t think you could. Who would have guessed that such a beautiful piece of art lay beneath that oily mess. ❤ well done, you!

[@carolprice3442]

Different rug. A new one.😂

[@sheilaw.7210]

I was waiting for you to throw the kitchen sink at it, most frustrating rug I’ve ever seen. You may need to lie down in a dark room now and recover. You did a brilliant job, thank you for letting us see your extremely hard work.

[@karenlam2988]

I could not believe my eyes as I saw you slowly reveal the true colours underneath all that filth! Amazing!

[@earleneburr1132]

He works so very hard to get these rugs clean! I honor you sir for all of your hard and dedicated work.

[@jenniferevans2046]

I thought that when some slightly pink and green colours started showing that you were nearly there! However, the fact you didnt stop until every trace of dirt had gone was real dedication to ensure 100 percent clean. The results were almost shockingly AMAZING! Poor rug! Nobody took care of it until you did.

[@rjlchristie]

With all that oil you wouldn't need gasoline to get it blazing.

[@dantyler6907]

That said, perhaps a better alternative would be to get a part time job at WalMart, buy a new rug with the payment and trash the oil soaked, gasoline soaked nightmare rug...​😊@rjlchristie

[@2742michelle]

Dishwash is the go with cold water as dish wash is a grease cutter...I would've tried that 1st ...but in Saying that you did a fantastic job getting that clean😁

[@aislinnarbogast8375]

OMG noooo waaayyyy❤🎉😊

[@puttycake]

​​Dawn is amazing. Dawn Powe​rSpray is even more amazing @@2742michelle

[@lizmorettiart]

What are people doing to their rugs that makes them this dirty?!! Where the hell do they put their rugs, in a pig pen?

[@KimberleeT1961]

Exactly...Oil? What's the story? Who put oil on a rug, then who wanted it cleaned and why?

[@medicbabe2ID]

A lot of the super muddy ones are from flood damage. I've seen some really greasy ones from auto service shops. This one is really dank, I don't know unless it says in the description which I didn't check before commenting

[@lizmorettiart]

@@medicbabe2ID ohhh this makes sense!

[@juanas5670]

I wonder the same.

[@PeerMøller]

Yes, they put it in the pig pen called their home.

[@Xeacons]

Never give up! These videos are a testament to your resolution.

[@rickimascarenas854]

One more thing, shame on all you negative people & your negative comments. This guy worked hard & did an awesome job. And what do you do besides being negative??? For SHAME!!!

[@HappyCoconut-bw4io]

That isn't what people are pointing out.... Me, like others don't understand how a rug could get that dirty... Personally, I would have burned it and bought another one .. 😮

[@johnwilson3842]

So fake😂

[@maureenball6733]

​@@HappyCoconut-bw4io But some rugs for some people might have a sentimental value. Or it's a colour match. Depends what the cleaning costs.

[@nematsadeghi653]

@@HappyCoconut-bw4io you do not know the carpets otherwise you don’t saying it

[@GregRearranger]

Because the video is FAKE! No rug gets that dirty. PERIOD.

[@feliciachitwood1490]

Absolutely stunning!! I can’t believe that I sat here and watched this entire video, but to watch all of that dirt be washed away and the result of that gorgeous Turkish rug was absolutely amazing!! Stunning! You did a fantabulous job on that rug! Great advertisement for your job. Thoroughly enjoyed watching every second of this video! ❤

[@kathrynbaker8215]

The power of suggestion is so strong that I could swear that I could smell oil. Great job!

[@lisala72170]

i smell gasoline 😂

[@yurtlflirl]

I smelled oil!

[@AStarAlmost]

Whoever owns this carpet better have been damn grateful and paid him GREAT MONEY!!!

[@thatsuecarney]

I think they restore the carpets they get for almost free, and then sell them.

[@basbas768]

it's cheaper to buy a new one than to pay for cleaning unless someone has super expensive carpet.

[@VeraVidotto]

Me parece cimento e terra

[@neferazure]

​@@basbas768no, it's not actually. Cheaper to clean it and repurpose it and keep it from going into a landfill where it will further pollute the Earth. Also, cleaning fees are not that expensive; not sure why ppl assume it is when it's not.

[@veronicasaunders3722]

It would have been cheaper to buy a new one, but when it has sentimental value, it's priceless... Plus it must be dam good quality to put up with that amount of cleaning...

[@karenbrown546]

Wow! What a very difficult rug to clean! I can't believe you finally got it clean! Congratulations! I appreciated the "thinking" part at the beginning of the video. It made me laugh. Your videos are always interesting, a little different, and never boring. Thanks for the perseverance on this rug! I wouldn't have had the patience myself. GREAT JOB!

[@Сиринъ]

Он думал - сжечь его сразу или потом ! 😂

[@weemarie1137]

What a transformation - true dedication, skill & patience! When you poured the gasoline on it, I thought you were going to set fire to it and say "job done" 😂 That was first class work! Big hello from Scotland 👍🏻

[@donnaray7479]

All I can say is😮 WOW!!! Those look amazing. Good job to the people who put all that work into.

[@enarodriguez8355]

You are a man with great patience! Never in a million years would i have believed there was color under there! Truly amazing work!!

[@harmlessweirdo5205]

I watch carpet-cleaning videos to relax and calm my mind when I can't sleep. But this one is too suspenseful: "Oil? Oh no! Can he get it clean? And he's using gasoline!" It's like the 'Mission: Impossible' of carpet cleaning, and you are Tom Cruise, doing the craziest stunts. I got a headache imagining the gasoline fumes, and also imagine cleaning all of the oil from your equipment and workroom was no fun, either. And after watching you do so much work to save this rug, I now feel morally obligated to subscribe (so I shall).

[@galaxy9lyon492]

I hope you get paid for the time and water bill. Oh just throw it away????😢

[@gayathrisrandomstuffs9281]

​@@galaxy9lyon492 no... He don't get paid enough that is why he started KZbin channel out of it... 😂

[@LisaLegi]

Hey - I watched him clean this very same rug but it wasn't oil soiled... 😂

[@MonkeyJedi99]

I had a summer job one year cleaning rugs and wall-to-wall carpeting. Some people would have regular periodic cleaning, and some would wait until they FINALLY potty-trained their three dogs to ask if we could get rid of the stain and the smell. Oh, and somehow lift the traffic wear while we're at it and can it be dry by tomorrow they have a bunch of friends coming over for a dinner party.

[@susandombrowski4764]

😊shearing sheep is also relaxing

[@Lost_Quasar]

This rug survived whatever happened to it originally and the extremes that had to be done to clean it... Clearly it will survive the apocalypse.

[@CathyLoveFerguson-gl9ts]

Will move into 5D with other "enlightened" beings and things 🤣👍✨️🪄🙌💖👌

[@arlarl5122]

What originally happened was he bought it new, filmed cleaning it new then destroyed it and pretended the new carpet at the end was the result of days of cleaning.

[@margaretgrace713]

Along with resident cockroaches... and Keith Richards

[@evapektas]

Hahaha

[@virginiastevens3782]

These people have a wealth of patience, they won’t give up. This rug must be worth a fortune. If not then these carpet people are worth their weight in gold. 🇬🇧👍

[@damanc]

I wonder if they maybe he keeps an eye out or has somebody at a local landfill that pulls these nasty rugs aside for him to use for content. Some of the rugs I've seen him clean look like they cost less than the chemicals he uses.

[@irenebennett5004]

You deserve a pay rise for all the time and effort you put in to clean this and all the other carpets you do

[@revdani49]

My daughter had that same rug in her nursery in 1988 😮. Crazy it's still around

[@niamaryam5456]

Then it's 36 years of dirt.

[@williambrown319]

I'm surprised that you didnt light it on fire after day three lol. Much more patient then I. Amazing work

[@cynthiajones1113]

That's what I was thinking!!

[@lizhernandez1263]

That's what I thought he was doing with the gasoline 😂

[@rhysxxx8426]

@@lizhernandez1263me too😂😅

[@janetmohn5376]

So the gas removes the oil, but what removes the gas? I can't imagine the fumes and sure wouldn't want anyone lighting a match any where near it.

[@angeltomlinson6354]

@@janetmohn5376I’m sure the extensive cleaning removes the gasoline

[@JourneyMetaspirit]

What a phenomenal transformation! I suspect you must have gotten the smell of gas out, too, with the number of days that passed and how many times it was washed. I can’t imagine what a small rug like that would cost to get all that oil out! That’s persistence! Congratulations on doing such a fine job! 🌹👏🏿👏🏽👏🏼👏 🌹

[@lanettethomas8796]

Magnificent job on this rug I salute you for spending all that time cleaning it you did a magnificent job on it I would have given up on it lol but bravo to you sir

[@joyceroberts3886]

You've done an absolute amazing job. Your diligence, patience, dedication, talent, is extraordinary. You're a master craftsman

[@reginaornelas3033]

Holy moly your talented. Most people would have given up on that a long time ago.

[@FireSign0731]

A few times I wanted to fast-forward to the end because it was SO dirty 😔 yet it is so satisfying to watch the full process to getting it clean. Great job‼️❤️

[@sharondemayo2615]

You have amazing dedication, patience and determination. Job well done.

[@Sandyo-wy7nk]

Just when you think there can’t be anymore dirt in this rug…boom more dirt! Amazing!! I thought it was purple all this time and it turns out to be pink! Its beautiful!

[@nylac8009]

I cannot believe people would let something like this happen to something they may or may not care about. Your hard work paid off and returned the cuteness and beauty. Thank-you

[@patriciajamieson9838]

I have cleaned a runner that was saturated with oil and grime, I used vegetable oil and sugar and after the oil broke I used soap and vinegar and after about 15 washes just soap and water then lots of rinsing and it was a gold and black rug very pretty and the owner paid me $250.00

[@pkaboo7832]

🤔 sugar? I had not heard of that, please please tell me what does it do? I'm always always looking for something new! 👂👂👂👂!!!

[@patriciajamieson9838]

@@pkaboo7832 well the oil softens grease and the sugar while coarse enough to scrub and attract dirt melts away easily with the rinsing. I learned this in grade 6 home economics in about 1970

[@steveanderson2852]

Why didn’t he hang it up to spray it so he could get both sides. Instead of it laying in dirt while he sprayed it

[@AlexaFaie]

​@@steveanderson2852for ease of filming & to create longer content/make it look harder than it needs to be I reckon. Same reason they stop rinsing before the water fully runs clear, got to let it soak the dirt back up to clean it some more! At this point I'm starting to think these videos are less about actually cleaning things and more just catering to a very specific fetish.

[@jessieratledge4308]

This was just miraculous. I love the way you persevere and keep going. I find it so lovely to see how at first you see something like curvy lines then as you keep going things start to emerge and you keep guessing as to what the picture is going be in the end. Wow!! what a carpet and what a marvelous carpet cleaner you are. I wonder how it got in that mess to start off with. Top marks for you.

[@barbedstar6480]

Wow! I sure hope that carpet was worth the cleaning bill!! Great job!

[@robertchristoph9319]

Pretty sure I saw an almost identical one at home depot for like $40

[@arlarl5122]

@@robertchristoph9319he bought it at Home Depot for $40 and destroyed it, then made thousands for cleaning it in a KZbin video. No one would pay someone 6 days labor to clean an obviously non sentimental rug. If someone aside from this guy in the video owned it, they obviously couldn’t have cared less about it.

[@cindylabrum2799]

We live in a world where we just throw everything away. Most people don’t even know how to mend clothes anymore. Yes it took a lot of work to clean and salvage this rug but now it can be used again. What an awesome job

[@Paulanthony01]

You did an amazing job in cleaning, I mean really cleaning that filthy rug my brother. You are a FIRST CLASS CARPET AND RUG CLEANER. I salute you my Brother.

[@raedaily9854]

I use Dawn dish soap for scrubbing automotive oil clothes. It works the best. The only thing that just has to wear out is automotive grease. Dawn helps, but then it just takes time and wear. I wouldn't use gasoline because I can't get gasoline to actually come out. It still stinks afterwards.

[@dawnbaker9274]

What a transformation! Excellent job! A definite challenge.

[@miriamdwelley8569]

I’ve never seen a carpet fight so hard in my life!!! Ha!!

[@CathyLoveFerguson-gl9ts]

😅😂😂😂😂😂❤🎉 me either.

[@CathyLoveFerguson-gl9ts]

Maybe the beautiful silk one in the sewage spill that was the first video I saw... this one looks like it came from a favorite daughter's room or his wife's ... and the man who used it to catch oil didn't want to catch what his daughter or, wife would throw at him if she saw it in such a state... 🤔

[@CathyLoveFerguson-gl9ts]

I never thought it would come clean... this looks like new!! ✨️💖🪄💕🙏👌

[@abedajappie8745]

😂😂😂

[@elainewillard3717]

What a beautiful job you did. I can't believe the amount of filth you removed from that rug! You are a rug-cleaning genius!

[@gloriakilian129]

You deserve a trophy for getting this so clean. How could someone put motor oil on a beautiful rug? I can’t imagine what the inside of their house looks like.

[@tanyalgutierrez]

Wow! A true testament of how good you are! Great job 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@janetgerow7163]

I get a perverse thrill when he scapes and washes the dirt away from around the rug and it’s a clean ( semi clean) surface for a bit 😊

[@wendyhorn8376]

Perverse?

[@janetgerow7163]

@@wendyhorn8376 lol, that was a joke cuz I’m surprised I’m even watching rugs being washed. But it’s like after you do housework and everything is clean, it’s a great feeling 😊

[@CricketsWorldJC]

It seems to me that it may have been cheaper to buy a new rug than to pay someone to clean it. Especially when it took six days to clean it. Although, I can understand wanting to keep it for sentimental reasons, but I guess if you kept it for sentimental reasons you wouldn’t have let it get so dirty. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@carolinag211]

Lol😂😂😂😂😂 that's right!

[@mtnmagic1998]

I don't know why but these are absolutely addicting!

[@RPO6464]

Holy cow what a transformation. I did not think it would ever come clean.

[@rubymimosa]

That rug is beautiful! Wow…did not see that coming…at one point I thought you uncovered Asian letters but turned out to be butterfly, just wow!

[@richardtaylor582]

First, I love your channel. Stay Passionate!! But I do have two points to make: 1. The foam that activates when wet is designed to pull out oils. Perfect to start the cleaning process of this rug. 2: The dry detergent that you did use early on must be activated with water as well, that is why it didn't do anything but smear into the oil. Oil and water don't mix, as your first splash so clearly indicated.

[@Telvanni.]

I think he knows they don't mix..

[@richardtaylor582]

@@Telvanni. I know he does, i was making a point. He clearly DOES NOT know the proper use for some of the chemicals that he uses. And I wasn't going to say it, but since you replied as such, i'm going to point out that in the point where the screen goes black and it says "I do'nt remember how many days later" the rug was drastically cleaner after the cut. I would say he took it to another cleaner, who used the absorbent foam....

[@limeex90]

Everyone knows that water and oil don't mix

[@bizzithegamermom]

​@@richardtaylor582I think he spent those days working on the carpet himself. And if you have a thought that you shouldn't say something.... please take that as a sign ...and please don't say it.

[@richardtaylor582]

@@bizzithegamermom thanks mom!!! will you spank me now??? also, I never had a thought not to type what I did, you pulled that out your self indulgent arse

[@sharonblackman7978]

I'm intrigued! - How does a rug get that dirty? and is it worth the time effort and water to clean it?

[@linmorell1813]

I gasped out loud when I saw the colours coming up.I just love it.

[@mixingitupwithmina93]

You are an artist at what you do! Restoration is a beautiful gift that you give to others. Just like dirty old rugs, if people can see past the yuck …. There is a world of beauty in people who are wounded, vulnerable and forgotten. Your patience teaches us all to believe in possibilities. Bless you. Thank you

[@jenniferholden9397]

I would love this job in that workshop, it’s the equivalent to how much some folks love the spot squeezing channels. My god this really the worst. Well done that man ❤

[@KiiC.]

When i see you drop to hands and knees to clean that rug 😩 I pray you were paid handsomely because my gawd 😭😭😭 👍🏾🤩👍🏾

[@eman4328]

Finally the Bright colors showed up 🎉🎉🎉 that was epic.. great video ❤❤❤

[@crossbossman]

After seening this video I will stop crying about how difficult my job can be. I would have gave up day 2. Bravo to you - your a master at your Kung fu.

[@jannewlove725]

Perseverance...well done! I was a commercial rug designer years ago. My question though is was this a custom wool rug? The cleaning cost would be more than the value of the rug if not.

[@fayesponges]

When the gasoline came out I thought you were giving up and burning it 😂

[@CCS1]

came to mind😂😂

[@dianeferguson1074]

What a waste of water and resources!

[@fayesponges]

@@dianeferguson1074 the rug is clean, the water gets recycled back through the system, and this is how he makes a living. How exactly is it a waste? Water’s not a “one use and done” resource.

[@markp8581]

@@dianeferguson1074 Like you said it's a resource, Resources are meant to be used. Great job on the rug

[@1973HenkY]

@@fayesponges Good luck separating the gasoline from the water

[@nuriaizquierdo]

Jamás pensé que debajo de toda esa masa negra se escondían unos colores tan preciosos. Increible el trabajo que has hecho con esta alfombra

[@brianbrebner6820]

Maybe try Dawn dish soap

[@deborahjeanmoss7400]

I said the same about hung!!👍🏻

[@wendyhorn8376]

​@@deborahjeanmoss7400hung?

[@cyndid8943]

I was thinking the same thing

[@bernadetteleonard4940]

Less toxicity! Dawn would have got it done!

[@lorim667]

I was thinking the same thing. They use Down to take oil off birds that have been trapped in spills

[@Bitsa75]

I cannot imagine a rug with butterflies being worth this sort of cleaning-- but it sure is therapeutic to watch and so satisfying to see how effective your method is.

[@quanyin2123]

The beautiful outline of the butterflies as your cleaning is magnificent!! I can't look away!

[@joette4677]

I wasn't sure that you would have any rug left, especially around the edges, great job, you get a gold star for hanging in there

[@tonnaboy1]

it looks like it has been on the floor of a commercial heavy goods garage for ten years,😂 congratulations on such a fantastic result😊

[@flamingomtn]

Thank you for lining the rugs up with the grout lines. I'm sure that the OCD'S among us really appreciate that. ;-)

[@lindaj2296]

😂 Yup!

[@ilsesmith9493]

Most definitely.

[@xxShannon1955xx]

Beautiful!! Every time i thought the dirt was gone, there was more. Time consuming, but your efforts paid off in a testament to your facing a really tough challenge!! Well done!!

[@danaya1202]

I was SHOCKED to see you use gasoline and clean like you were using plain water. You sir, truly know your business! That was amazing!

[@sylvieschmitt-morel864]

Nettoyer ce tapis était un véritable challenge, vous avez réussi, très beau travail 👍👍👍

[@charitygracelynn]

this is crazy!!! amazing job getting it clean. thank god you didn’t give up

[@miathapapaya]

9:06 he walks back and forth like "Oh yeah? We have ways of making you clean"

[@lynnokrzynski8720]

Really?did they seal it in a drum of crude oil for the last 40 yrs? I just have no words for how these rugs get the way they do. You sir are awesome! I'm always amazed!

[@JaneEvans-yw6nu]

Very satisfying to watch the hard work it takes to get these rugs so clean, but like many others how do people let them get to this state in the first place?

[@bethbovey7566]

Your filter system for the toxic wastewater must be amazing to deal with that combination of gasoline and cleaning products.

[@Willandpetesmom]

What in the world happened to that rug to have so much oil down in the fibers? I can’t even imagine. You do quality work and the rug was like new when done. Be proud of yourself!

[@reneeholcomb9952]

This looks like a rug for a child’s bedroom not the oil pit for an oil changing place. I can’t believe it was cheaper to pay this man for many many hours worth of work than to buy a new rug

[@KiiC.]

A man will use a piece of cardboard to change oil on top of. You'd be surprised.😊 That rug could have very well been used. Men don't care about aesthetics if its going to get dirty anyway. I am curious to know how this rug was used nonetheless 😅😅😅 it seems like it might have been in sediment for a while. Flood damage type thing.

[@beardedzeus1337]

It could be a sentimental piece. Maybe the mechanics father used it as a placemat and so now the son/etc is using it and wants it cleaned to relocate it. Men aren't very particular about aesthetics for certain things. Would I use a $200 rug in my shop? Probably not but not because of its looks but bc a $5 piece of cardboard will get the job done too but a $30 rug would be far more comfortable.

[@reneeholcomb9952]

@@beardedzeus1337 , could be right

[@michaelbond7213]

I expect the money is in the KZbin ad revenue. If he can call it the worst he’s seen then maybe it goes viral. If it’s a vibrant, cute pattern at the end then the transformation makes for a better comparison in a thumbnail. In other genres, like knife and gun restoration videos there are many cases of the creators rusting or making the item dirty themselves so they can select one that will make for a good video

[@konstantinapapaioannou4306]

Sometimes they want to clean the rug cause it has sentimental value.

[@SmallWonda]

Do you have any idea how many gallons of water was used to save this rug? And how do you know it's going to be worth the effort to salvage a rug? And I am amazed they are SO robust, never would think they could take that much cleaning - you'd think it would be easier for the owners to clean them every year?! Great work - quite Amazing!

[@puppy1584]

Loved this - and I’m so glad that you gave us an “up-close” shot at the end. That’s the cherry on the top for me…well done. 🇬🇧

[@itsjustme6314]

Wow!!!! “BRAVO”! 👏🏽👏🏽 you’ve done an AMAZING job on this rug! Look how you made it beautiful again. ❤🦋

[@teresauplinger1601]

That had to of been frustrating. Love your determination!!!

[@jacthecowtipper1381]

I take my hat off to you, what a cracking job!!

[@Kj-cp2el]

With the amount of oil in that rug, he could just have thrown a match on it after the first time he gave it gasoline and it would still have taken 6 days to burn out but at least it would’ve been cheaper 😂

[@sherril-annnell6207]

I’m watching cleaning carpets at 3am but wow that is a beautiful carpet. Well done. You did a fantastic job. Just one question where was this carpet kept. ❤🎉

[@martivanravenswaay-waddell6810]

What is the fiber content of that rug? How could anything get that dirty under normal use? Was it a victim of some natural disaster? Some rug abused intentionally? WHATEVER the answers, I didn't think it could possibly come completely clean! AMAZING JOB!!

[@angryparsnip9363]

Im almost convinced this guy bought 2 of the same rug, screwed one up completely and kept the clean one for the reveal lol!

[@ehmahdee]

Lol, I've been checking the comments looking to see if anyone thought he pretended the rug came out that beautiful. But actually, he did a fake final wash before saturating it with dirt and oil. Then, he just made it seem clean after he couldn't get it all out...

[@arlarl5122]

Totally.

[@Sabrina-lj7ne]

You are like the Rocky Balboa of carpet cleaning....way to go champ!!

[@shinkansen1]

"...oil." *heart sinks*

[@abbeypollan9540]

Amazing job, and it looks like it was a workout also. Hopefully, the next order with oil on it will not be as long a process to restore. That rug was like an onion, layer after layer. I see you used gasoline, but did anything else you put on the rug happen to be a degreaser? That usually helps me to get oil stains out of hubby's clothes. The best one I have used is called Greased Lightning solution.

[@bethanystubbs1904]

Very patient chap, I'd have binned it after day 1! Hope whoever the carpet belonged to paid you well for cleaning it!

[@birgittalagerstrom6264]

You need a mask dealing with gasolin 😮 Great job!

[@limeex90]

You should wear a mask regardless

[@comical4609]

Do people submerge these in oil slicks on purpose or something?

[@CoMorbiditty]

You should get yourself a power steamer... similar to the power water jet but a steamer. That would do the trick. I bet the cleaning cost more than the rug.

[@taniasantana221]

Minha nossa! Esse tapete me surpreendeu! Como estava sujo😅😅😅😅😂😂😂😂 Pensei...vão abrir um buraco de tanto esfregar 😂😂😂😂 Ficou lindo. Parabéns pelo grande trabalho!

[@christinewiseman2728]

Wow what a transformation, an excellent job young man, I didn’t think that was salvageable, but you proved me wrong 👍🏻👍🏻

[@ColinCowley-r2f]

Awesome work nobody could get. This rug clean only you brother😂😂

[@theflippestside]

The old priceless Persian rugs I get, but what is probably a steep price to clean something that was probably bought from Ikea seems a little nuts hah

[@DJRenee]

It's from at least 1988

[@KathleenGreer-hk6yl]

Not unless you love the rug and can't find a replacement. People are strange.

[@theresaosia8852]

How on earth do these rugs get so filthy?

[@mustikaraka]

Usually they put it in workshop,construction site etc

[@joanies6778]

Looks like it was in a flooded house or shop where mud settled in to the floor. This is much more than foot traffic.

[@rollercam351]

this show is 100% fiction, ever notice the rugs never have holes or tears or loose threads? FAKE FAKE FAKE

[@sharoncarthy3764]

Wow, great job!! The colors POP! I can't believe the difference--BRAVO!!

[@blissx]

I'm hooked on these now. Very satisfying videos. Quote from Seinfeld "Most of the world is carpeted and one day, we will do the cleaning."