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Old 05-22-2006, 09:26 PM   #1
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What is best for cleaning heavily soiled carpet?
Old 05-22-2006, 09:58 PM   #2
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Re: Cleaning Carpet

i use tuffstuff and if its real bad i use purple power mixed 50 /50 with water
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Quote: Originally Posted by nukem1st
What is best for cleaning heavily soiled carpet?
how soiled? my definition of soiled and your definition may be different...got any pictures? black or tan carpet?
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Actually it is light gray carpet, I'm having a heck of a time trying to get it cleaned, thought about dying it but I was afraid it might make matters worse.
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is it all matted down?
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bealive it or not, sunlgiht dish soap! my carpets were dirty as heck, greasey, smoke stains, rust grim?, n just old wear n tear n it all came out. i have lgiht grey carpet n i need to redye the drivers side, seems that the dye came out? went lil yellowy
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Re: Cleaning Carpet

If the carpet has alot of mud in it, get some interior shampoo spray it on then get a power washer get close to it and power wash it then get a rag and rub were the stains are then power wash it again, the get a shop vac and vacuum up the water and use a rag to get the rest of the stains out and to help with drying. That will also help with matted carpret.
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bealive it or not, sunlgiht dish soap! my carpets were dirty as heck, greasey, smoke stains, rust grim?, n just old wear n tear n it all came out. i have lgiht grey carpet n i need to redye the drivers side, seems that the dye came out? went lil yellowy
i use dawn liquid dish soap... works good .. i had bad oil spots but it took it right up . also , if you dont get it real clean , you can try carpet paint. at any automitive car store you can buy it .. a little dab will do ya ..
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I recommend Folex Carpet Stain Remover available to be picked up at your local Home Depot. Spray on, let sit shortly, scrub off, maybe a warm rag and lil bit of water afterward. Should turn out nice.
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ya dawn dishsoap works very well on greasy, oily, stains on carperts. smells kinda nice afterwards too



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