Carpet Cleaning Techniques
11-20-2006, 06:14 PM
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Carpet Cleaning Techniques
What is the best way to clean the carpeting in the car? I don't want to clean them by hand. My mom has a carpet steamer for the house. It has attachments for small areas. Do you think this would work well. Also what are some good products? I am also thinking about buying some rubber floor mats for the winter. These protected my carpeting very well in my last car.
11-20-2006, 07:54 PM
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Ryan, by all means, extraction is best. Take the implements and see if you have the ability to maneauver them to suit your needs.
If not: Vacuum well, get some carpet/upholstery cleaner. I like one made by Prestone (Believe it or not)
I spray, scrub longitude, then latitude, then revacuum. Then take a nylon brush and give it some gatorback!!
What I did with these mats, you can do with carpet and some elbow grease....!
If not: Vacuum well, get some carpet/upholstery cleaner. I like one made by Prestone (Believe it or not)
I spray, scrub longitude, then latitude, then revacuum. Then take a nylon brush and give it some gatorback!!
What I did with these mats, you can do with carpet and some elbow grease....!
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Wao, this seems to be a great product...
I have stains on the inside carpet (light blackish / brownish).
I read previously that 303 Cleaner and Spot Remover is recommeneded by Excel.
1. Which one of these two will work best to remove old stains?
2. I replaced my mats with rubber mats. But, dirts can often go under the rubber mats and stain the inside carpet? What do u guys put underneath the mats to prevent this?
3. Excel, I am planning to get the Optimum Car Wax, which is about $3 cheaper in your store. And will wait for comments about this carpet cleaner products before purchasing the 303 carpet cleaner as well. I live in the LA area, but not sure if you actually have a physical store??? LOL...if so, what are the office hours?
(tried to avoid shipping cost here)
Thanks.
I read previously that 303 Cleaner and Spot Remover is recommeneded by Excel.
1. Which one of these two will work best to remove old stains?
2. I replaced my mats with rubber mats. But, dirts can often go under the rubber mats and stain the inside carpet? What do u guys put underneath the mats to prevent this?
3. Excel, I am planning to get the Optimum Car Wax, which is about $3 cheaper in your store. And will wait for comments about this carpet cleaner products before purchasing the 303 carpet cleaner as well. I live in the LA area, but not sure if you actually have a physical store??? LOL...if so, what are the office hours?
(tried to avoid shipping cost here)
Thanks.
01-26-2008, 11:02 AM
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Answers in bold....
Originally Posted by handy911
I have stains on the inside carpet (light blackish / brownish).
I read previously that 303 Cleaner and Spot Remover is recommeneded by Excel.
303 makes great cleaners and protectants.....I recommend just about anything the company makes!
1. Which one of these two will work best to remove old stains?
I would go with the Fabric Guard which has cleaning componants and protection.
2. I replaced my mats with rubber mats. But, dirts can often go under the rubber mats and stain the inside carpet? What do u guys put underneath the mats to prevent this?
Good question. I have the Husky Liners in both of my cars.....
3. Excel, I am planning to get the Optimum Car Wax, which is about $3 cheaper in your store. And will wait for comments about this carpet cleaner products before purchasing the 303 carpet cleaner as well. I live in the LA area, but not sure if you actually have a physical store??? LOL...if so, what are the office hours?
(tried to avoid shipping cost here)
I can arrange for a pickup/drop off most anytime on weekends and even Fridays......Im in Eastern Ventura County, just let me know if I can accomodate you in the Eastern Valley area....
Thanks.
I read previously that 303 Cleaner and Spot Remover is recommeneded by Excel.
303 makes great cleaners and protectants.....I recommend just about anything the company makes!
1. Which one of these two will work best to remove old stains?
I would go with the Fabric Guard which has cleaning componants and protection.
2. I replaced my mats with rubber mats. But, dirts can often go under the rubber mats and stain the inside carpet? What do u guys put underneath the mats to prevent this?
Good question. I have the Husky Liners in both of my cars.....
3. Excel, I am planning to get the Optimum Car Wax, which is about $3 cheaper in your store. And will wait for comments about this carpet cleaner products before purchasing the 303 carpet cleaner as well. I live in the LA area, but not sure if you actually have a physical store??? LOL...if so, what are the office hours?
(tried to avoid shipping cost here)
I can arrange for a pickup/drop off most anytime on weekends and even Fridays......Im in Eastern Ventura County, just let me know if I can accomodate you in the Eastern Valley area....
Thanks.
01-28-2008, 01:45 AM
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Originally Posted by exceldetail
Answers in bold....
I also ordered the Excel Blue Supreme towel, per Hawhyen51 rec. for $2.49.
After I placed the order, I saw this product: http://www.prestostore.com/cgi-bin/s...xcel%20supreme
My question is: as far as plush-ness, which towel is better?
PS: Hawhyen51, thanks for the rec., but just checking out an alternative here.
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