DISGUSTING Upholstery Extracted with the Mytee Lite 8070... HEAT!!!

[@msheron]

I hate the recurring dirt and sand type particles embedded in the factory carpet when clients fail to have carpet mats and rubber mats over those to prevent this. You are correct on you can vacuum all day and night and never get it! Great review!

[@supercharged00gtp]

I was on the fence between this and the aqua pro....I just bought a Chief 75 Steamer once hot with that I decided to go with the Aqua Pro. It's smaller, easier to move around and seems to have worked well for the past year for Luke and Detail Groove is still using his and seems to be very happy with it.

[@brendancaldwell5376]

It's called impossible carpet for a reason. You can spend hours trying to get everything out of it, but in the end it comes down to what the customer is paying for. Great work Luke!

[@andredetailing14]

I feel your pain with this type of carpet. I worked at Toyota for about a year in the detail department and the best method of cleaning was just to use a tornador and vacuum. And repeat as many times neccessary. Keep up the good work btw!

[@rodneyjohnson2064]

so i you gone suck up the water

[@starrm780]

I'm just here because I find extraction videos to be relaxing Your face also does the job Edit: let me stop before one of our partners hurts me 🤣

[@ikillz5440]

Thought he was about to start rapping at 4:06

[@startingtech3900]

my next investment, thanks luke! tired of the cold water bissel or heating up water before my details and then it gets cold when i have to refill the bissel w hose water

[@josephmcvey9195]

Just saved and ordered mine it's a 10 week wait and mytee said people have been waiting 8 months for parts due to pandemic so if your machine breaks were screwed I'm down with mytee but there stuff is kinda over price and there are extractor machines on Amazon that work just as good for 350 and if a machine breaks a new one is 350 and not 350 for a part 8 months out I bought mine because I always wanted to try one but I can say for sure my company's ability won't rely on mytee just because there are no parts and the equipment is expensive.

[@ronnieparamore5346]

Good video . I own one of these and it’s a nice tool .I don’t use it as much as I thought I would . The steamer is already out and ready and in most cases it can get the job done without the hassle of dragging this big baby out. Also there should be a drain hose that connects to the back of the extractor so the dirty water doesn’t get all over you and the machine .

[@ayileenenga9670]

Man, you are the best on what you are doing. You really show everything we need to know. I hope people will appreciate, and if they have aby recommendation they need to tell you to be better. You definitely know how to teach the process...

[@daylansmobiledetailing]

You need to invest in air and a tornador, that will really help you with those types of carpets. Do it dry not wet. Also those seats aren’t suede especially for that type of vehicle (economy car) it’s just cloth. But good job man

[@TampaBayDino]

Quick question: Did you notice while spraying the water....it gets everywhere?!?!?! Although I love my 8070, I don't like that about the handle. If only they made the handle to have "sides" so it would block the water from spraying out to the extreme left and right. Would like your thoughts on that if you could.

[@erike7297]

I’m just picked up one of these that was only used a few times it’s pretty much a brand new machine. I see yours has the handle and basket off of it and it looks so much better with out the handle I think I’m gonna ditch the handle too. How did yours hold up?

[@kabish0603]

Got this weird call from the 80's, they wanted their watch back :D Sorry, had like 3 of those in high school and seeing that with you wearing air pods just cracked me up :)

[@noelroga4593]

great video wilson. love the real time of the upholstery and carpet cleaning. i have question regarding interior cleaning. when using APC for interior, do you rinse or wet towel wipe afterward to get the residue of the APC from the interior? Most APC are alkaline based hence i was thinking u might need to neutralize the chemical back or this is a non issue. i just might be overthinking it. the extractor helps because it spray water to rinse it back. what if u dont have one

[@trd3786]

Would you be able to tell me the difference between the mytee lite 2 and mytee lite 3? Also which of the two would you suggest buying? Which one do you have?

[@grand04gt]

I really like my 8070 as well and a tip that works well for me is in the really hard to reach spots with the extractor i use the ibrid nano with the nylon brush before i use the extractor to get those spots before and i spray them with the extractor and use pressure to try and pull as much out and dry it more with a microfiber afterwards. Also I prefer the Adams polishes carpet and upholstery cleaner as it does not leave it really soapy. Great video keep up the good work

[@wilsonautodetailing]

Yes yes and yes! Thanks!

[@mistersteamer]

Wilson Auto Detailing if you want to improve your extraction - opt for the Mytee Dry 8400 DX, it has a flow control valve, no trigger, just flow control, you can adjust accordingly depending on how soiled the seats are. IMO, too much water is not a good thing when cleaning any upholstery. Especially if they are incredibly soiled, you may experience what’s called “wicking”

[@trd3786]

The aqua pro vac is so much more compact and convenient take along as a mobile detailed. How much trouble is it taking around the Mytee Lite 8070 and having to set it up? Is it worth the extra hassle or is it better to just have an aqua pro vac?

[@jeffreytooth8537]

What spray are you using on the seats? And were can I buy that drill brush and pads for the drill?

[@TheQmoney60]

I just bought my mytee 8070, I got a great deal from detail king for $995 with shipping. That's including some free chemicals and a free drying towel. Can't wait to use mine.

[@rodneyjohnson2064]

JUST1 yes that’s a good price I need one for that price

[@TheQmoney60]

@@rodneyjohnson2064 i only used it 5 times, i can let it go for 900$ most of my clients have leather interior. Ended up not using it like i thought.

[@rodneyjohnson2064]

well how you gone clean the carpet

[@TheQmoney60]

@@rodneyjohnson2064 i have a small bissell and a drill brush.

[@rodneyjohnson2064]

@@TheQmoney60 i wish you had a video using that bissell u must dont have really dirty carpets

[@creeplife2802]

I'd love to see a carpet in that condition, hit with the tornador vacuum attachment.

[@BrownRooster]

What’s up Luke, I just purchased the new head (mytee 8700p) I believe is the model..the one you have. Could you tell me the number on your jet? My old one has a 8502 but I think it’s worn out

[@jimmyjimmy7240]

Ooo . . . Brother. For that price you could have gotten something better. I think that's the go to auto detailing extractor because it's industry standard expected but it's sub par comparably. Edit: Mytee is great and so is this . . . spot cleaner he's using 😅. The results will not leave you disappointed, there are simply "better" options. (Better is "always" subjective 😅.)

[@rickmarsh8199]

Jimmy Roo what brand of extractor would you recommend?

[@jimmyjimmy7240]

@@rickmarsh8199 Don't get me wrong, Mytee is great. Ninja, Prospector, Sandia, Jaguar. So I've never been a proponent of "more is (inherently) better." If you're going to spend $1,400 on a first time machine then I wouldn't tell you to buy a $3,000 machine that's twice the price and twice as good. This Mytee is good. But if you're going to spend $1,400 just go ahead and spend $1,800 if there's an option, which there is. Jaguar Cub I think (50lbs, bigger water tank, more PSI I think 3x as much, about the same CFM and lift I think) just a way better machine that you could also use in houses. Houses may not matter to you but the fact that it's that much more versatile says a lot. The Mytee 8070 or whatever the name is - is a spot cleaner, which makes sense for car detailing. Sandia: Sniper I think it's called, around $1,500. There are always options with or without heat; don't be distracted by heat, it's a great tool and get it if you can, but water lift, CFM, PSI, and good chemicals will get you further than heat. But again, get heat if you can. You can also buy external heaters; it's a bit more work I suppose, but a better extractor plus a heating unit for just a few hundred bucks more will impress your clients a lot more. I have a residential/commercial cleaning company on top of the detailing, detailing I'm not an expert by any means, but carpet I am. I think in the detailing world you're probably going to search "best car detailing extractor". You'll get results that companies want you to get. The car detailing extractors tend to be glorified spot cleaners and are a bit more compact to fit in your coup, you can practically wear them like backpacks. If you get the Mytee you won't be disappointed but you also won't know what you're missing if you had just done a bit more research and spent another couple hundred bucks. A lot of this also might be overkill, it's reasonable arguement to make, but again . . . Few hundred bucks more; overkill isn't so bad and you'll have it for more projects. Even if you'll only use it on your house, friends, family, etc. You can literally do professional carpet cleaning in your home where that little Mytee would struggle with a living room furniture set. I usually don't have opinions of car detailing videos because I'm learning as I go, Luke is one of my gurus. Carpets though, I'm familiar with. Hope this long ass response helps. 😅

[@ayileenenga9670]

@@jimmyjimmy7240 it does help a lot

[@ayileenenga9670]

@@jimmyjimmy7240 but would you recommend between this carpet cleaner for a detailing business??

[@jimmyjimmy7240]

@@ayileenenga9670 Listen, don't count this machine out, it may be all you need but I think if you HAVE the extra money (not twice as much!), then you have maybe 2-3 other options. These machines I mentioned are also a tad bit bigger. Something to consider if you have a small vehicle. I have a coup hatchback, I put my back seats down and I've got plenty of space for my extractor, pressure washer, vacuum, steamer, and all my other chemicals, brushes, rags, et al.

[@nicholasglambeck6982]

You should try a tornador with the velocity vac attachment. Its bulky but would probably work wonder for this kind of carpet. I wish i had an air compressor big enough for mine. Ive had to do a toyota with this stupid carpet. It was so frustrating and had to give up on it. Its such a dumb design. I made a huge improvement but not as perfect as my other details.

[@lucabrazi36]

How much did you charge the owner for the interior cleaning? Great video!

[@rickygarcia5615]

How much do you charge for a complete inside detail car?

[@AllAmericanGuy01]

There's still detergent left in that carpet. When the carpet dries, it's going to leave an obvious white residue stain and it's going to harden the fibers. I would suggest spending time rinsing the fibers better or not using as much detergent.

[@jimmyjimmy7240]

That's not necessarily true. It depends on the detergent and the heat and water lift are decent enough to get a lot of that out.

[@AllAmericanGuy01]

@@jimmyjimmy7240 In the video, he didn't get all of the detergent out. You can clearly see the suds left behind. It doesn't matter what detergent is used, what the temperature of the water is or how much suction the vacuum has, if suds are left in the carpet, it WILL harden the fibers and leave a sticky stain in the carpet. The only way to prevent this is to completely rinse the detergent out of the carpet.

[@jimmyjimmy7240]

@@AllAmericanGuy01 I mostly agree with you, man. You should certainly try to extract as much out as possible especially if there are actual suds. However, generally having some detergent in carpet doesn't mean it will necessarily leave a residue. Some formulas prevent that and again if it's not that much detergent it won't cause an issue. I honestly didn't see the suds, I was listening to the video while working. I'm a home carpet cleaner, so aside from car carpets in particular I know a great deal about carpets in general; there is most likely always going to be something left behind . . . shouldn't be suds though. 😅 but for the sake of general carpet conversation I'll take your word for it, I'm not going to watch the whole video to hunt the sudsy section.

[@car_junkie]

I'm an enthusiast and I dont want to spend $1300 on an extractor, how would you have done this if you didnt have your extractor? What chemicals would you use?

[@wilsonautodetailing]

Great great question. Honestly a brush, your cleaner, and a microfiber towel will take you very far, but of course it requires more communication with your customer and adjusting your prices

[@joshuafinkel2950]

Great video as always, Luke! Keep up the good work.

[@fyah]

If you zip tie the brass part of the water hose to the extractor hose it won't be so dangly and give you better freedom of movement

[@36jayh]

It won’t be too hot ?

[@daniksautodetailing3085]

I want to buy one but looking through amazon comments there are many people that say it is junk. What do you think Luke? I want your opinion.

[@TrayJayRecords]

you’re too funny man. i think we would be good friends or hate each other for the similarities. thanks for the content

[@E85_STI]

I keep extracting until I see clear water in the wand. Are you still spraying solution or just water?

[@tigervette1]

I notice your extractor has a see thru head. The ones for sale on various websites seem to come with a steel head, unless you purchase the expensive upholstery tool. You definitely need the clear head. Thanks.. Enjoy your videos.

[@merkyreynoso7179]

What do you use as a filter for the vaccume part

[@57Carlibra]

Excuse me, but wouldn't you first want to turn on the heater to heat up the water before the pump and vacuum? Otherwise your starting with cold water, meanwhile it's trying to heat the water as your working. It seems a bit counterintuitive to me.

[@BRunkel07]

Nice dude! I just picked up the 8070 myself as well! I really like it but have found it's tough to keep the temperature of the water up. I have to hold the trigger down for a about 6 seconds before the water gets hot enough. Have you experienced that as well?

[@wilsonautodetailing]

Yep I think that’s just the nature of the beast. Every machine has something but it doesn’t get in my way at any significant level

[@mrstanskaggs1]

how do you remove the tool from the hose? I want to swap it out and put in a stair tool or possibly a carpet long tool...

[@kimilatto7509]

Loooooove that u dont speed up the extraction part THATS THE MOST SATISFYING

[@dougamaya467]

Love the videos How do you set your pricing.

[@gzdrum]

Hi! How do you dry your interiors after the shampoo? Any particular equipment?

[@brittrugg2676]

The sun. I’m not even kidding.

[@PaulLaman]

Question: Can you change heads with the mytee? Meaning if you like a different nozzle are they interchangeable?

[@Jmatt777]

Paul Laman yes I believe they are, but only with other mytee parts obviously i think

[@PaulLaman]

Jeremiah Matthews thanks for the response. Mytee makes a very thin blade extractor handle. Not a fan of the bulky heads (i.e. the thick white strip on the nozzle)

[@jerrysilva4914]

Hello I detail cars part time and I do need to get a mytee. Which one do u recommend for a part time detailed. I would like it to be heated for better results. When I first started I got a biasel. Yes I know not a extractor really

[@juandoe7802]

How much should I charge to clean a carper, like how do you calculate?

[@collinhopper7542]

What extraction fluid are you using? Are you following up with some type of fiber rinse?

[@Fauven]

He's using APC, and I suspect nothing to rinse. That carpeting will probably be breaking in 12-24 months. It'll almost certainly be mistaken as dust in the car, and no thought will be given to this detail job and extraction.

[@derellscott6695]

Can you run this on a 15 amp circuit? Or do you have to have a 20 amp circuit?

[@josholand]

Hey Luke do you have or use the Detail King Mytee 8700 Crevice Tool for this particular extractor? I'm about to buy one off your referral link..... Please advise what all i want to buy WITH purchase. Thank you sir!!

[@josephmcvey9195]

I JUST GOT MINE AND IT WONT HEAT AFTER 3 MINUTES OF USE NOMATTER THE TEMP OF THE WATER I PUT IN OR IF I LET IT HEAT UP FPR 20 MINUTES ITL GET THE BRASS SUPER HOT THEN NOTHING AFTER USING FPR 3 MINUTES MY UNIT IS BRAND NEW ANY SUGGESTIONS BEFORE I SEND IT BACK

[@6844-f3u]

The extraction has so many other uses. Spills on hardwood floors, furniture, pet messes etc I use a poozi by Swiss maintance. I bought it used 10 yrs ago I didn’t think suedes were different to clean than cloth?

[@timvogel5549]

How many psi bars have the pump and can the white part from the nozzle be removed and did the extractor had 2 motors?

[@s2kologist]

Keep a large tarp with you so you don't have to put all your gear on the mud.

[@vincentjones675]

Luke big spending now 1st the aqua vac now the mighty lite 😂 good job! Next level Detailing!👍

[@champstewart1211]

Vincent Jones he had rug doctor before that

[@Fauven]

He may be getting them free for use on his channel.

[@vincentjones675]

@@champstewart1211 I know bud he bought the aqua vac not that long ago and now the mighty lite after useing the rug doctor for a long time is all I was saying

[@champstewart1211]

Vincent Jones I know I agree with you

[@TheMstwntdLMSV123]

Nice review and demonstration 👌🏻 from what I understand it's a good idea to use a non-foaming formulated apc so it doesn't shorten the life if the extractor

[@michaelconsiglio5910]

But they make a defomer to help break that down. 👍

[@matthewzly1370]

Can you make review for 2 products from Chemspec ? They have the best chemicals for upholstery/carpets. Try Chemspec Enz-All (pre-spray) and Formula 90 (for your Mytee machine). It will give you best results than APC.

[@wilsonautodetailing]

I just put it in my notes! Thanks man!

[@matthewzly1370]

Wilson Auto Detailing i like your vids and your fight with detail business, your compression etc. I live in Poland and 95% of detailers use chemicals from Chemspec (made in usa). You will get strongest version in blue bottles, in EU we have only white bottles, same chemical but not strong like in blue bottles. Enz-all must be mixed with hot water. I’m waiting for you vid !

[@TheDetailDoc]

What non-acidic wheel cleaners do you recommend? What’s your favorite?

[@michaelbolton2050]

I HAVE THE SAME ONE BUT EVERYTIME IM DONE THE SEATS ARE KINDA STILL WET WHAT CAN I DO TO DRY THEM UP ?

[@normanrhone2791]

Buy a machine with proper suction. ie. High water lift.

[@davidmendoza3746]

How much better is this than the aqua extractor? Does it have better suction and water pressure or its just the hot water?

[@davidcalderwood2887]

Good video but you might want to chill with the water, hot water extraction is great but not when you flood the area like you are doing, that machine doesn't have enough suction to pull all of it out - which can and will lead to molding issues in the foam of the car seats. You should dry brush and vacuum, then spray a cleaner (I enjoy Ammo NYC's products), agitate, 1-2 wet passes with the extractor and 2-3 dry passes (unless you buy a more powerful machine).

[@Padel84287]

Hi, why don't you try to use some strong spotters on the stains that left after the cleaning?

[@CarlosDiaz-hh6tv]

Great content!! Love your videos!!

[@AlmaRockeraOficial]

Those Quick Disconnect Coupler 23:28 is suppose to have protection around them because they get pretty hot and can actually burn and or damage something

[@andrewt1145]

Depends on the heater operating temperature small machines like this one don't get as hot as a full sized extractor

[@AlmaRockeraOficial]

@@andrewt1145 I own that same extractor

[@timvogel5549]

Or the Tornador vacq or a turboline brush with the Karcher Professional Nt 45/1 Tact awsome vac😉

[@zachp1604]

What happened to your aqua pro?

[@zachreed5108]

Was also wondering this

[@rodneyjohnson2064]

He had everybody buying the rug doctor too

[@zachp1604]

@@rodneyjohnson2064 yeah I bought that and it crapped out pretty quickly.

[@rodneyjohnson2064]

@@zachp1604 yes

[@elic5355]

Higher water pressure than lift is not good,can you lower the water pressure?

[@trd3786]

What maintenance do you do to your mytee 8070 to ensure it will last as long as possible?

[@davidjohn0505]

Look at the serious dirty mucky yard. How on earth can you keep your equipment clean let alone the car which is absolutely disgusting....great video

[@Prayerbanners]

Great job very informative thank you!

[@milinichsautodetail3124]

I bought the mytee spotter and it had zero suction power I found myself pulling out the shop vac to finish the job. Does this unit have a better vacuum?

[@wilsonautodetailing]

I love the suction on this one, but I don’t know exactly what you are looking for

[@workingprogress3511]

A car like this steamed and extractor how much should we be charging for this

[@rodneyjohnson2064]

Maybe 80 or better

[@clarityautodetails5304]

bout $120-$140 here in Utah

[@Ichabod_Jericho]

@@clarityautodetails5304 sounds like Utah is where you go to die poor. You’d spend at least 6 hours using professional tools to only make $20 an hour. Guaranteed, you can charge $350 for an entire extraction with chemicals used. Customers will happily pay when they see they’re car in such terrific condition. Just my take

[@n54andrew]

I charge 280$ 🤷‍♂️ in Cali

[@JohnS-il1dr]

​@@n54andrewdoes that include seat removal?

[@ryanamey5024]

Does this extractor actually heat the water or is it just putting how water into the extractor?

[@mistahpahkah5876]

So the customer is expecting like new results and you can’t provide that, how do you explain?

[@dicam492]

You got to always manage.expectations with your costumer before you start your detail.

[@thedetailchick8683]

Always always look over the vehicle to be able to give a good estimate and any concerns you may have up front such as that for example, you can let them know before you start and they can choose to proceed with transaction.

[@MiguelHernandez-oj5bv]

Are you using another machine for the steam or it's the same machine?

[@Bubblez9920]

Ever think about carpet dye kits from detail king? Give it a look man

[@smirnoff56]

Please stop using APC on any interior......the cleaning results & smell are evident. Also, as mentioned: are making the mistake of not doing a dry pass of extraction first. You're not supposed to saturate the area with water until you've extracted out the cleaner first.

[@darianoleary6806]

smirnoff56 if not apc then use what?

[@weaverdetails4747]

High alkaline cleaners are great for stain removal but it also attracts more dirt once cleaned. I like to use designated carpet and upholstery cleaners myself. Pros use APC’s because they need to be cost effective.

[@darianoleary6806]

Scott Weaver but guranteed specific “carpet cleaners and apc are almost identical, and if not, what’s the difference chemically?

[@rodneyjohnson2064]

Will why you choose this over the 300h

[@timvogel5549]

You can use the Dyson V6 matress or the V6 car awsome and strongest handheld the Carpets look like new again my tip for professional carpet car detailers😉

[@leesmobiledetails5]

Are you filming from your phone ? Or camera

[@Nesene73]

It is not suede, it's velour. Additionally......there are ways to get the worked in dirt out before you extract it.

[@godleyjean-jacques3126]

Great content ❤

[@stateofblitz]

How long until it's dry enough to sit on?

[@roadstar499]

does anyone know how much to charge for this interior clean up? ball park price? thanks

[@richby309]

$125-and up

[@ELCochoDelAcordeon]

Dude use a air compressor makes your work easier I been detailing for 15 years get yourself a compressor and blow that stuff out of the carpet

[@llopez4700]

How would you do that it sounds interesting

[@brittrugg2676]

L Lopez it’s actually very easy and the results are amazing.

[@autumnvaillancourt2462]

yup ive been thinking this the whole time i do 10 cars plus per day at times air is a savior

[@rodneyjohnson2064]

some carpet stills holds the dirt and i have a big compressor

[@ELCochoDelAcordeon]

Rodney Johnson that don’t matter use the compressor blow that shot out and vaccume it keep reapeting the process till it’s all gone that easy

[@barrycook8116]

This was clean compared to most cars I have seen.

[@Nordic_Mechanic]

when you have kids, leather is not an option, it's a need.

[@TheLydiaM]

Veikra 👌🏼

[@jortega61924]

Leather is horrible. Will never get a car with leather seating.

[@mariomontufar3334]

Excellent 👌

[@rodneyjohnson2064]

omg i hate using the drill brush the battery goes dead so quick

[@VIKTHOR-G]

Mytee VS aqua pro vac ?and the winner is??? For you wilson

[@lindomarprudencio2031]

which injector number of this machine? please

[@57Carlibra]

Wow, your telling me your vacuum couldn't suck up all that sand on the back seat carpet area?

[@xycan8734]

You, and many others, are making the mistake of not doing a dry pass of extraction first. You're not supposed to saturate the area with water until you've extracted out the cleaner first.

[@faedraelina]

Xycan says who

[@Damon-s]

True but forget the EXTRACTOR just dry brush first then vac.

[@niner4life.155]

His Aqua pro extractor could of done just as good and is a quarter of the cost. honestly that extractor was not impressive at all especially for the price. Hec you could put steaming hot water in the aqua pro and have the same results.

[@ljguy300]

Drill brush?

[@spencepalms]

Hack. Mr. Wilson has been saying for years that he doesn't have an extra tor because his clientele doesn't justify the need for one. Yet here we are.

[@nick.100]

How much do u spend on advertising a month?

[@ShineLikeaProAZ]

Are you a Mobile Detailer?

[@ewlinitis]

In today's world if you pay for ads you are doing it wrong. Use Facebook, Instagram, Craigslist, etc..... endless $0 cost.

[@moodysobh]

Eman namE uhhhhhhhh wat

[@nick.100]

Eman namE Facebook ads aren’t free neither are Instagrams and unless u you have thousands a followers u aren’t going to be get many calls from people using the “ free way”

[@nick.100]

Blue Tek Mobile Detailing yeah

[@rodneyjohnson2064]

what you do when the batteries go dead

[@Damon-s]

🤔BRO THAT AIN'T DIRTY. WE HAVE 1 OF THESE EXTRACTORS AND I NEVER USE IT TAKES 2 LONG AND DON'T REALLY CUT THE MUSTARD for "actually dirty carpets"

[@tizzo3364]

@wilson auto detailing ...go look for a product called Sin Manchas it will remove those stains off ur carpet for sure..buy the industrial concentrate 'SIN MANCHAS" and ull thanks me for the results ull get they use it on multiple purpose surfaces..i would get same results as u with extractor till i started using it now any seat jo matter how bad iy is makes them look brand new no joke

[@57Carlibra]

Next question, is this going to require a 20 amp circuit to operate?

[@eclipse_4747]

its 1000 watts. of course

[@mckjw002]

I think it would be great if on every video you do on a customer's car you explain how they became a client.

[@josephacox1981]

Justin McKamey are his shorts a normal length?

[@extremecarpetcleaning-wvwi86]

Probably his videos... it makes all the difference but who has the time to set up three cameras and edit videos. One car would take 4 hours to detail just the inside. That said I bet he only does 1-2 car a day. More money made from the videos. KZbin money is good. I've tried to do videos for my carpet cleaning business but they don't come out well because I don't have 800 dollar cameras and the time to do editing.

[@kenichishirahama110]

That extractor does all the work. That’s crazy

[@jk6615]

This was hard to watch. Carpet can come clean it's not that hard, and there's reason that he has worked on this vehicle and the stains are back.