I love to see when you put the hose under the rug, then the dirt really pours out, great videos you have come on in leaps and bounds, well done, and I love your new boots 👢

@becky3420

2 жыл бұрын

I love to see that too😀

That is such a BEAUTIFUL rug! I just came across your channel and watching the process of cleaning is very relaxing for some odd reason. Definitely subscribing. 🙂

Massive props to whomever came up with the drainage setup you guys have. Distinctly better than any of the other cleaning channels and adds a lot to the enjoyment of the videos. Please don't stop making these, I'm completely spoiled now.

Great job! Only thing I’d like to see is a clear drain line on the centrifuge to see the residual water flushed out!

Great job , Chris 👌🏽 thank you for sharing.

I work with toddlers so to watch this warms my soul😊 Thank u for sharing!!

You make it look easy! Thanks for posting!!

Will have a watch later after I've cleaned a few myself. Looking forward to it cheers guys.

Nice simple clean of a pretty rug . Good work Chris !

Nice and clean, as always.👍🏻💙

Loved it, the water sounds especially

You guys are amazing.

Your videos are so satisfying to watch I get so relaxed watching thei

Great wash video!

I live in a region that is always threatened by water insecurity. I can imagine that this is a business model that would only work in a region with abundant fresh water. Although I find this video extremely satisfying, I find myself cringing watching the firehose quantities of fresh water being flushed down the drain. Where I live, I would probably be catching the runoff in a tank and cycling it through an osmosis filter for reuse

@SeriesBlu

2 жыл бұрын

I believe they have a water filtering system there. So when it goes down the drain it goes into a pump that filters the water and it is reused. Kind of like a car wash

@dwarf365

2 жыл бұрын

This is in the USA. In US city's, we have this system called the municipal water system. All that water goes down the drain and heads to the treatment plant where it is combined with ALL of the water from ALL of the drains in the area. It's just soapy water like what comes out of the laundromat. It's nothing for the plant to clean. Then that clean water is pumped back. There is very little wasted over all. Besides water just doesn't vanish into nothingness.

@clmclachlan

2 жыл бұрын

@@dwarf365 I understand very well how wastewater treatment functions in North America. I'm Canadian. Very little water is actually reclaimed, but simply treated and discharged back into the environment, to be taken back up into the "water cycle". Here in southern Spain, we can't treat available fresh water so cavalierly as to count on it being returned to us through the natural cycle. That weather cycle is much too precarious, and desertification is a real issue. Like I said, I would probably want to install some kind of reclamation mechanism if it were my business. It gives me anxiety to watch such a huge volume of water be flushed down a drain.

@scott3484

2 жыл бұрын

I'm with you I don't know why KZread keeps showing this too me but it was satisfying too see the dirt come of but some of the videos are 40+ mins of just poring water on the floor

@derkerlmann6747

2 жыл бұрын

@@clmclachlan there is a reclamation system, all water that is used is treated and gets reused on site

And I was just about to comment on another one of your videos how I see potential for an ASMR type video from your channel. Because that video was so relaxing to watch. Definitely subscribing now!

Hi Chris, I have only liked watching YOU clean the carpets and squeegeeing. No one does it as good or methodical as you. If someone else is cleaning the carpet I will not watch. Hoping that they keep YOU washing them! Geat work!!! 😉😉

@robertldavisjr

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. Chris is the best.

@hollycohran5195

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. I skip the other videos.

How many times can you clean a carpet?

I like Chris

Do you have a video explaining your equipment you use?

Thanks for another video. Do you hoover these rugs before you wash them?

@TruClean

2 жыл бұрын

We use a rug duster and air compressor to blast the loose sand and debris

I would very much like to see the after pictures with the carpet on the floor. It’s hard for me to see how much difference there is on the racks.

wouldnt it be more logical for the floor where you wash the carpet to have holes in it so that the dirt from the other side goes away instead being stuck between the carpet and floor?

What jetwash do you have? Model etc?

I've noticed when you have a really dirty rug, you start on the front but it's washing the back when lots of the muck really comes out, can I ask why you don't start on the back?

@TruClean

2 жыл бұрын

Great question! We have started doing the back first is some of our videos. Good eye! 😉

Stupid question maybe.. But why do you not start from the bottom and work your way up? Pushing all crap ahead

Please don't put the music on

I hope that all of that dirty water is filtered and reused after it goes down the grates. I enjoy seeing the cleaning but the amount of water used feels concerning these days.

Makes you wonder how filthy must the houses be that these carpets come out of 🤮

@rawr51919

2 жыл бұрын

Could be that they never think of squeegeeing/extracting the carpets so the house may be otherwise completely spotless for all we know!

@e.dalesmith-gallo6897

2 жыл бұрын

@@rawr51919 I was going to say, I have a lovely, clean house, but these videos make me wonder just how dirty my rugs actually are!

I have the worlds filthiest rug... HOW do I send it to you to clean? Seriously its gorgeous but its disgusting.