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    carpet extractor cleaning fluid, what do you use?

    I’m wondering what you guys prefer to use as a cleaner in your extractors. I prefer awesome cleaner mixed 50/50 with water.
    Its cheap, VERY cheap, and the results are awesome, literally.

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    well i dont have a extractor { YET } but i do light spot cleaning wich consist of a all purpose cleaner mixed 50-50 works pretty well for me
    "A Clean Ride is a Happy Ride" To some its just a Ride!!!! So True!!!!!

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    go with the flow

    I`ve tried a few different carpet extractor fluids. The only big difference is the smell from the different brands. The key to the process is pre-spotting the soiled areas and hitting them with the brush and a little elbow grease. Other then that the solutions have pretty much the same result.

 

 

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