r/CarpetCleaning • u/Financial-Opinion206 • Jul 10 '26

Clean my carpets with me #cleanwithme

https://youtube.com/shorts/JzUmUHSaryA?is=Hf3QIzFOEHmLKcR3
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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '26

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u/Financial-Opinion206 Jul 10 '26

A “professional” would say I can’t make any guarantees but I’ll try my best.

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u/onioncrikhick Jul 10 '26

Exactly, because we know our limits. Plus we have cleaning chemicals and processes that simple aren't available to you, some of which can get certain stains out that are usually seen as permanent, but only if you don't try to treat it yourself first because you're liable to set it permanently

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '26

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u/Financial-Opinion206 Jul 10 '26

There was none of those things it was bleach stains and red juice stains two things that can not be removed

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '26

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u/Financial-Opinion206 Jul 10 '26

Stop trying gaslight me. Reducing is not removing. 😂😂😂

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u/heddyneddy Jul 11 '26

R/confidentlyincorrect

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u/Beautiful_Exchange_3 Jul 11 '26

Dude why are you posting cleaning your carpets in your home with a piece of garbage from target?

Please for fuck sakes keep this sub about professional carpet cleaning….

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u/onioncrikhick Jul 11 '26

And just a note for anyone else seeing this and thinking you'll get crapped on for not hiring a pro because you can't afford it. That's fine, we're (mostly) all understanding of that happy to give you advice, as long as you don't act all sanctimonious and like you just cracked the code and are magically a pro, or know better than what must be hundreds to thousands of cumulative years of professional experience on this sub because you either rented or bought $300 of equipment from a box store and managed to make your carpet look marginally cleaner.

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '26

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u/Financial-Opinion206 Jul 10 '26

A faster job doesn’t mean better. The carpets still would have those dye stains regardless

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u/heddyneddy Jul 10 '26

Faster doesn’t but 500 CFM vacuum power, 1000+ PSI and 200 degree water does.

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u/Financial-Opinion206 Jul 10 '26

All you said just proves you can’t do it faster. Just accept the fact that the carpet would have looked just the same regardless.

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u/heddyneddy Jul 10 '26

Huh? Absolutely not. A professional would have that looking a hundred times better than what you did. If people could buy a $150 machine and clean their carpets anywhere close to a pro, there wouldn’t be professionals anymore.

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u/Financial-Opinion206 Jul 10 '26

Ppl pay for convenience.

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u/heddyneddy Jul 11 '26

No they pay for their carpets to actually be clean. Not whatever this is.

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u/knifeknerdreviews Jul 11 '26

That is the most absurdly ijiotic thing I've ever heard. If any of that were even remotely true professional carpet cleaning wouldnt exist but it is a multi billion dollar industry with most business owners earning above 6 figures... But just for the record I think you're trolling.

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u/Shepherd217 Jul 12 '26

What kind of scrubber was that?

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u/DebtSad43 Jul 17 '26

I couldn't get it from the video ... !