Carpet/Upholstery cleaning?
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Try Folex. You can pick up a bottle cheap at Lowes.
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i actually use something the wife got off of one of those shopping channels, QVC, i think. it is called Professor Amos Shock It Clean. it has taken out everything stain i have ever seen.
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I use Castrol Super Clean or the generic "Purple Power".
Spritz it on, let it sit, scrub with good nylon brush and shop vac it up. Like a poor mans steam cleaning.
I've been doing it like this for years with excellent results.
Spritz it on, let it sit, scrub with good nylon brush and shop vac it up. Like a poor mans steam cleaning.
I've been doing it like this for years with excellent results.
There are a number of options out there, the only moor tang thing to remember is to check if a chemical is ammonia based if it is you risk dis coloring the carpet. As a detailer I would recommend checking out chemical guys.com nonsense is a great stain remover but a cheaper alternative is something called LAs most awesome you can find it at the dollar store it works great but is a little harsh so make sure not to breathe a lot of it but if you can get access to a steamer or hot water extractor those work great as well
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Do you have any of that wonderful smelling citrus that you pump on your hands after you get them all greasy? 
It honestly works wonders, and we probably have t all sitting on the shelf in a great big jug. Not sure about rust, but for grease etc it's great on clothes and carpet.
It honestly works wonders, and we probably have t all sitting on the shelf in a great big jug. Not sure about rust, but for grease etc it's great on clothes and carpet.
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