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@Facetiously.Esoteric

Жыл бұрын

You use bluing for wool to turn it white again. That's the natural color for wool, off whiteish tan. You have to renew bluing on most products. Google bluing for wool and cotton.

@TheseusHasFallen

Жыл бұрын

Do you have any tips for trying to start your own small carpet cleaning business ? Like how often you should get new rotary heads, good chemicals to use, etc? And would you need any sort of college education?

@jennyrose4167

Жыл бұрын

You are amazing! Looks like a totally different rug.

@Kratos364

6 ай бұрын

Random question from a casual viewer what happens to the rugs when you are finished?

@fealcorn5534

4 ай бұрын

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As someone who works at an animal shelter, donated rugs and blankets are a godsend, and having them already in a good enough condition to be used is so much better. Thank you for your work!

@Princess_Sissy_Rachel

Жыл бұрын

I never thought about donating rugs to shelters. Thank you for this because I have some rugs I no longer use in great condition and would love to be able to help a shelter. I’ll call my local one!

@everlasting9292

Жыл бұрын

And a high pile, wool rug like this will make a lovely warm napping spot for some fur babies!

@andyghkfilm2287

Жыл бұрын

@@Princess_Sissy_Rachel blankets and pillows and towels as well, in any amount!! I’m sure the staff and dogs will appreciate it!!

@Princess_Sissy_Rachel

Жыл бұрын

@@andyghkfilm2287 thank you! I have some towels I can donate for sure that are in good shape and most likely a few blankets. I switched mattress sizes and still have the ones that no longer fit. I will happily give them to a shelter. I try and support animal rescues whenever I can!

@something8245

Жыл бұрын

@@Princess_Sissy_Rachel heck yeah! Towels, rugs, in ours we even use old clothes as bedding. That's a great idea!

Keeping landfills free, one rug at a time. Some would just consider this rug a loss, glad to see someone putting in effort. The satisfaction must be an incredible payoff. Thanks for this.

@MountainRugCleaning

Жыл бұрын

Yes! Thank you!

@younglivingmargo

Жыл бұрын

With the amount of water and chemicals used to clean it i sometimes wonder if it isn't better to throw it away. Hundreds and hundreds of litres of water for every rug seems like alot

@anitakovacs9412

Жыл бұрын

@Acrylic Art Alchemy my thoughts exactly. So much water I'm not sure it's worth it.

@TestTestGo

Жыл бұрын

@@anitakovacs9412 My thought is that the video makes it worth it. KZread can earn them a little extra, and it's free advertising for the carpet cleaning business. After seeing them clean an extreme case like this, potential customers will have no doubt that they will be able handle more normal jobs, that would be worth doing on their own merits. He said this carpet is so far gone that it's going to an animal shelter. I doubt they are getting paid for that.

@klaythoring1326

Жыл бұрын

I’m hoping there’s some kind of standalone filtration system on some of these channels so that water can be reused and grey water maximized

There's something therapeutic and calming about watching this video. Anybody else feel that way. :)

@glenystranter6423

2 ай бұрын

I feel that way as well. ☺

I've watched a good number of these rug cleaning videos, but never before have I watched one that had black dirt. Dark brown yes, but never black. I am amazed that you were able to clean it so well that the rinsing water was almost clear and the finished rug came out tan. That's phenomenal. And the fact that you donate many of these to animals shelters is so generous. Thank you!

@tabithahiggins5075

Жыл бұрын

The black is from the smoke damage. It's amazing it was salvageable at all.

@diana-1484

Жыл бұрын

Es ist einfach nur reine wasser Verschwendung 👎🏻

@CourtneyTunbridge79

Жыл бұрын

Yeah the black was the smoke damage as someone before me mentioned

@Malohta

Жыл бұрын

You know it's bad when they break out the pressure washer

@radioessence475

Жыл бұрын

@@diana-1484 I mean, yeah. But also if he didn’t clean it it would be rotting in a landfill somewhere. The water can be filtered out and reused so it’s not a huge waste.

the spider at the beginning is a woodlouse spider! they’re nontoxic and are a nocturnal hunter to mostly isopods and other small insects! They are typically found in or under damp logs or somewhere warm. the more you know :)

@stellarae8257

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing! i was super curious haha

@getfitnow29

2 ай бұрын

Cool

I don't think I've ever seen so much filth come out of one rug. I bet it started to feel like it was producing its own dirt as you cleaned it! Well done on this one. Massive undertaking, and a result you should be proud of 🙂

@getfitnow29

Жыл бұрын

RIGHT.

@inoroth2001

Жыл бұрын

I am no expert, but to my layman's eyes it looked like that rug could have used another 3-4 rinse and squeegee cycles before moving onto the soap. So much dirt was still coming out at each point in the process, and it just felt like watching someone paint a room wall with a fine-haired paintbrush...

I'm absolutely addicted to the before and after of cleaning. The worse the before is, the better the after is too! Very gratifying for me.

@rosimariferreiradelima2350

9 ай бұрын

Eu não consigo acreditar que uma pessoa Por sua um tapete e deixe neste estado de sujeira . Acho que ela mesmo suja muito para depois fazer o vídeo. Por que uma pessoa deixaria um tapete chegar neste estado de sujeira dentro de casa?

I appreciate that you A)restore lot of rugs for real good causes, and B) that you tell us where they're going :) I love picturing the people/animals who will get to enjoy them once they're all clean!

I like when you show your work from different angles and how dirty the water is as you push it off the carpets. Amazing that they actually come clean!!! And you have great patience.....I would throw my hands up and forget it lol.

@thepixielife219

Жыл бұрын

Many people do throw them out. And then here comes James to save them. Not all heros wear capes. 🙃🙃🙃

@FrankieG-M

Жыл бұрын

@@thepixielife219 but some of them wear (out) carpets! Yeah, terrible joke, I'm on a night shift 🤣

@thepixielife219

Жыл бұрын

@frankiegibson6020 hey most of the funniest schit comes from night workers. And yes, I LOLd

@stj971

Жыл бұрын

They have all the necessary equipment to clean them. My rug, that needs cleaning, would be a walk in the park.

@Mizdestiny

Жыл бұрын

​@@FrankieG-M 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

James, this is the closest I get to being like a sports fan. When you bring out the big guns, I cheer you on! Well done sir! Another save!

@MountainRugCleaning

Жыл бұрын

Haha that made me laugh. Thankyou

@pizzmo8256

Жыл бұрын

@Mountain Rug Cleaning I love these videos. I show my partner the before and after results. She isn't as impressed as me. Although it is 2 am.

I really appreciate the descriptions of each step. It helped me to understand what was happening, and didn't take away from the satisfaction at all.

Best part is when you put the rugs under water all the waves of suds very calming, comes out a whole new rug

@MountainRugCleaning

10 ай бұрын

i love flooding rugs. Its a great method.Happy its relaxing to watch too

@jbreezy101

3 ай бұрын

@@MountainRugCleaningwhat exactly does that do?

I love that you donate so many of these rugs to places that need them like animal shelters. The world needs more generous people like you in it

@lisanyugenhascancer6332

Жыл бұрын

World need more vegans that don't harm or murder animals in first place lol

@stj971

Жыл бұрын

@@lisanyugenhascancer6332 they are not talking about meat eating here, they're talking about abandoned abused animals

@lisanyugenhascancer6332

Жыл бұрын

@@stj971 meat eating? And what exactly is meat? Murdered animals for greed

@relevant207

Жыл бұрын

Why would an animal shelter need a rug? Just curious, i don’t know much about animal shelters.. this is probably a dumb question 😭

@LordDeath2400CoD

Жыл бұрын

@@relevant207 would you prefer to sleep on concrete floors or a nice, warm, but slightly stained rug or blanket? I'd definitely prefer the rug or blanket.

im glad you put the captions explaining everything back in, even if youve seen em 50 times and know it all its good for people just finding your videos to learn whats up and why youre doing things love the videos as a turn off your brain and watch something for half an hour sorta content too, very relaxing

@johnwilliams8818

Жыл бұрын

I agree about the captions Luna... They kind of, sort of, refocus the brain a bit 🚥💡🚦

@KimJongUnnie

Жыл бұрын

Hate them

I watch these because i like watching others do their jobs without making them uncomfortable thank you for such amazing cleaning and services you provide

@sydneymomma11

Жыл бұрын

yes! it's 100% satisfaction without any weird added gloopy sound effects, no creepy-crawlies, just pure cleaning.

@Mantabirostris

8 ай бұрын

“without making them uncomfortable” Well aren’t you just a sweetheart, I love that! And I feel the same, I just didn’t know how to put it into words 😂

My dad and I watch these videos together. We love watching the progression of the water being pushed out of the rug, it’s incredible.

I was convinced that the rug was a light tan/ caramel colour,that’s until you submerged the rug and transformed it to a cream rug, amazing! Keep up the great work James! Thanks for sharing.

@friggintourist7751

Жыл бұрын

I bet it was originally white but now is a lovely nicotine yellow

I can feel my arms burning just from watching this video. 😩 It's hard work, but it's well done! Thanks for putting in the time to bring us these videos, James!

@ritalynnlyman9197

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing and the upper back near the shoulder blades and lower back and neck... But then I am a massage therapist watching this thinking he will need a good massage therapist after a rig like that.

You are not only hard working, but you keep the work space clean! The fact that you donate many restored rugs is just beautiful.

I watch three rug cleaners and I am astounded by how clean the rugs get! I think there is no way those rugs are going to be clean! With blood sweat and tears, it looks brand new in the end!! Awesome job 👍👍👍

He made me wanna start my own rug cleaning services, I have most of those tools already just need to make the drainage system. I love your videos and are soooo satisfying to someone with severe OCD. This looks so therapeutic. I'm a janitor/housekeeper but this looks like fun to me.

@MiaowMcDonald

Жыл бұрын

you should look into that. it would be very satisfying, and rewarding. hard work, but rewarding.

@aliciadeffes9959

Жыл бұрын

I’m really curious about the drainage system!

@warlord_aries3920

11 ай бұрын

@@aliciadeffes9959I’m guessing he’s got a filtration system to reuse the water!! From what I’ve heard, many rug cleaning companies do. Would be such a good payout as well.

You are my favorite of the rug/carpet cleaners. The thing I love the most about your videos compared to others is that your floor is smooth and white. It makes the video so much more enjoyable to watch. Thank you for keeping things visually appealing and your area clean and sterile looking.

Thank you for explaining this rug was discarded. I see so many real bad carpet cleaning and look thinking they did this to rugs just for views. I really like that you are cleaning up one rug at a time instead of being thrown away. Thank you

Who would have guessed there was a very useable cream-colored rug under all that crud? The animal shelter thanks you and that rug probably thanks you too. You gave it a new life.

This rug was a perfect candidate for a full submersion wash & it seems to have done the job. Great job again, James! Thanks! 👍

@lisajones7510

Жыл бұрын

What’s the benefits of a full submersion wash

@rentmelfanaccount7978

Жыл бұрын

I agree, Annie Wardlow

@anniewardlow9297

Жыл бұрын

@@lisajones7510 To me it's the difference between a quick wash of a garment with a spray bottle to spot clean it vs putting it in a sink full of soapy water & soaking it. (Except on a larger scale!)

I’d be very interested in a short video tour of your workspace. I’m especially curious about where all the filthy water goes. Cheers!

@ClearAlera

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing! At some points it looks like his whole area is just a big pool but in the next shot it's all gone. I hope there's an environmentally friendly way to dispose of all that shampoo and acidic product.

@frimmbits

Жыл бұрын

​@@ClearAlera the products he uses are approved for domestic use. That means that the products can be removed through sewage treatment

@ClearAlera

Жыл бұрын

@@frimmbits Great to know, thank you!

@cp368productions2

4 ай бұрын

He has a filtration system that cleans the water for reuse. That's the machine noise in the background and why he shows the bucket of clean water at the end.

@dianeferguson1074

2 ай бұрын

Down the sewer along with tons of water!!

To think this rug was such a lighter color before it got this dirty is INSANE,,, I’m new to this channel, I didn’t realize the wonders carpet/rug cleaning can do until I watched a couple of these videos- AMAZING work

Channels like yours prove that just about anything can be thoroughly cleaned or repaired.

It's ok that you can't get every stain out. I just love watching the steps you go through to wash the carpet and reveal the difference of before and after

I would love to know the story behind each of these rugs and how they became so soiled. THEN what happens to them once restored. And add to this the number of hours it took to restore these carpets. So so interesting to watch and so satisfying.

@yazdhenab.

Жыл бұрын

Mountain Rugs donate some of the rugs he cleaned, mostly those found in dumpsters, to animal shelters. Rugs flooded from clients are returned to their owners or, maybe, sell on MR shop.

@Gribozhuy

Жыл бұрын

I think it is not possible in real life to get such a dirty rug like that. I think they make them in this condition special for filming video.

@princess010607

Жыл бұрын

@@Gribozhuy No, they are often found in landfill/dumpsters, or were damaged in floors, left outside etc. He's very open about how they are sourced/why they're so dirty.

@princess010607

Жыл бұрын

He finds them in dumpsters/landfill, or left out after floods, left outside for months etc. He cleans them then donates them to shelters, charities, animal orgs etc.

@flutjaker

10 ай бұрын

Or they just soil them themselves for content^^

Unbelievable, the work you put into the process is staggering. I always think to myself ‘he’s never going to get the clean’ and you do every time 🎉

This is amazing! To see all the dirt fall away until the real color of the rug started revealing itself was very satisfying!

Something about the water coming out black instead of brown is really cool. Wow, I'd never guess there's such light tan carpet under all of the filth. And yay, flooding, that scratched some part of my brain. Good job you 💪👌

The rug turned out SO FLUFFY! I'm sure the rescue animals will adore it!

After watching the last video I saw (From Gross to Gorgeous) and now this, I am thoroughly convinced that you are really a Wizard and that your "cleaning products" are some kind of mystical potions. What you achieve with these carpets doesn't seem humanly possible without some kind of witchcraft!! In all seriousness, really well done! This is amazing!

@Mizdestiny

Жыл бұрын

💯🤣..if only he could bottle his potions up and sell them ..lol its absolutely insane how he does this 😮

I never thought I would ever spend almost 30 minutes of my life watching someone clean a filthy rug, but here I am.

I can't believe it was such a light cream colour under all that grime! You do such thorough work! Amazing.

Amazing! That must have taken you all day! Having to empty the drain and clean it so many times! Perfect snuggly rug for the fur babies 🤍 💙💙

@indianajo812

Жыл бұрын

I am curious how long each of these projects takes. And...doe he re-sell them?

@WSM21

Жыл бұрын

@@indianajo812 he said it took 8 hours to clean it. And he usually donate it

Wow you worked extremely hard on and long on this rug. WONDERFUL job!

@MountainRugCleaning

Жыл бұрын

Thankyou

It always blows my mind when you find out what colour the rug was meant to be. It's usually during the first pressure wash, but damn... Gets me every time. You do some incredible work in these rugs and carpets. And it's almost hypnotic to watch 😁

Thank you for not harming the spider. It really does mean the world.

@sisterspooky

9 ай бұрын

@SixArmedSweater - There’s more of them than there are of you, why would you care? lol _”Hans, hol den Flammenwerfer!”_ 🔥 🕷️ 🔥

Definitely My Favorite One So Far! So Relaxing! The Slow Motion Brushstrokes Just Does Something For Me 😩🥰! Your Craft Is Truly A Work Of Art 😍😍💯💯

@MountainRugCleaning

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much 🤗

@FrankieG-M

Жыл бұрын

Agreed! It sounded like waves lapping on a beach to me. So relaxing

Can't get enough of the manual hard scrubbing it's the best part 😊

I've got to admire your dedication and tenacity, I didn't think that rug would end up that color! Great job.😊

Just got back from therapy and this is exactly what I needed to wind down and relax. Love your videos so much, every Friday I'm looking forward to see you upload 🩷🩵

I subscribed to your channel before you hit the 1M mark. Proud of you that you have reached 1.3M subscribers. Keep those contents coming!

@MountainRugCleaning

Жыл бұрын

Thankyou for subbing. Appreciate it.

Some lucky pups are going to love this rug!! Omg, i couldnt believe the color at the end, you did a first rate job! Thanks for letting us watch!!

@MountainRugCleaning

2 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

i feel like every single last piece of dirt that could have come out of this rug, came out from the rug. well done

I commented a couple of weeks ago saying it was your best rug transformation yet! Well this one beats it by a country mile!! I didn't think you had a chance of getting it clean but you managed as always!! Well done again! Wonder if you can find an even DIRTIER one now??

@MountainRugCleaning

Жыл бұрын

Awesome! Thank you! Not sure its possible lol

That’s a woodlouse spider! It can give a nasty nip to humans but it is otherwise harmless. I’ve only ever seen one in real life before. I love the colouring of those spiders. Amazing video as always!

@MrTru843

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Ellie... My first thought was "Damn, I wish someone in the comments could tell me what kinda spider that is." I've never seen one of those before and yea it has a brilliant coloring to it. Thanks again.

@chrisc2497

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! I have been searching for a comment like this :)

@elliefoster4286

Жыл бұрын

@@MrTru843 Glad I could help 😊

@elliefoster4286

Жыл бұрын

@@chrisc2497 Your welcome 😊

Absolutely loved the way the rug looked like tilled land after you brushed in the acidic rinse. Need more shots like that! 10/10, thank you!!

At 20:03 that drip is like "you got games on your phone?"

You are really great, James! I think it was the dirtiest rug you've ever cleaned. I'm amazed.

@MountainRugCleaning

Жыл бұрын

Yes it was! Thankyou !

I love that you put as much time and effort to send this to the animal shelters as you would to send them to people.

Just found this. It was awesome I thought that rug would never come clean and then to discover it was cream, ohh so satisfying to watch. Such hard work but a great payoff thank you .

You do amazing jobs with all the rugs & carpets but this one O M Buddha this was exceptional 👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

@sisterspooky

9 ай бұрын

The OMB made the post for me. Hahahahahaha 😂

Wow! I could almost smell the smoke at the beginning and guessed the rug was light gray. If I had bet, I would have lost! Amazing how much crud was removed to reveal a gorgeous cream rug!

This is just fascinating to watch! I wonder if you have ever given a tour of your setup and how you maintain it? Specifically where does all that dirty water around the platform go when it gets too full? I would be very interested to see this kind of video as well! Thanks for your time. 😃

@samuelfellows6923

4 ай бұрын

He is seen squeezing it to a shallow gutter that has a sump-pump at one end to empty it, we also see him partly fill the tray and put the rug at the edge of the gutter to partly submerge it

The word that comes to mind for this job is "miraculous". Any NGO would be excited to have this as a donation - now.

TY for donating that to an animal relocation center, unlike most humans, animals are grateful and appreciative of something simple like a soft place to rest like that rug will provide ❤❤

Wow! This was so good!! You've outdone yourself again 😍 wonderful video!

@MountainRugCleaning

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!! Hope you have been well.

@asmruok1907

Жыл бұрын

Thank you James, you as well. Happy New Year!

I like guessing what the actual colour of the rug will be. Awesome editing, it is such a pleasure to watch.

I'm amazed every time I watch one of these videos! Awesome.

I would’ve thought this was just a black rug. I’ve never seen a rug so dirty in my life. Great job!

I am adicted to your work. Your partnership with Dirt Reynolds is fabulous. Watching the slo-mos of SqueeGeePO is so gratiying. The way you work with David Bowie (Under Pressure) is mesmerizing. I can't get enough of R2Clean2; really have a crush on him. And watching Brush Willis and Rake Gyllenhaal wrap things up is ultimately satisfying. Here's to you continuing your collaborations!

@MountainRugCleaning

10 ай бұрын

Haha i love the extra added names. Thankyou

This restoration is nothing short of a miracle.

@corrientesotaku

10 ай бұрын

My boy not getting how YT works.

Wow! You did a great job at removing all that crud. Mostly I am glad to see you with a water bath. I've been wondering for years why they are not used by more carpet professionals. It sure makes a difference in your time spent cleaning and scrubbing. Also you take care of the back so well. Great technique and great results. Bravo. 👏

I never thought I would spend a Sunday afternoon watching a man scrub carpets. Highly satisfying.

Absolutely amazing! Who would have ever thought that rug would turn out to be so beautiful. Wonderful job as always

This has got to be one of the dirtiest rugs you've done. It's amazing how late in the process you were still washing out chunks of mud! Fantastic work mate 😄

I had literally no idea what color this rug was going to be at the end, I'm so impressed

God bless you for donating these beautiful rugs to places like animal shelters, etc. 😊❤

Another great transformation James!!! Keep up the great work!!!😉❤

@MountainRugCleaning

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Will do!

What a phenomenal job! I knew from the first this rug would benefit from a submersion cleaning. Could not believe the amount of black water and gobs of schmootz that came out of this rug. Kudos to my favorite Rug Doctor 👍🏼

Looks great! Now send it back to the '70's.

This one definitely showcases the difference each step makes.

I mean, incredible...absolutely incredible!! You had my man R2 Clean 2 working in hypedrive on that one 😄 Perfect save!!

Honey, the way that carpet looked in the beginning? I'm surprised you got it that clean. And I'm sure it took you hours to do. Great job 👌

The part when the rug was floating with the R2 clean 2 was so satisfying. That room probably smells so good.

This is a man who absolutely cares about his job and the service he’s providing. We need more people like this out there ❤️❤️ pristine work! Question. How come you guys don’t put the rugs on a raised metal grate? Wouldn’t it make more sense to have the soiled water drain down then have it stuck underneath? I mean, you guys do a PHENOMENAL job on getting them clean (you can eat off them!!) but I’m just curious ❤️

It so amazing to me to see what your hard work accomplishes! The start to finish is like a piece of art! It is not only satisfying but amazing and a pleasure to see what you have been able to save!

Wow, didn't think that would ever get clean... but you did it! Great job 👏 👍

Thanks for the captions and explanation of the process. As others have said, it is so valuable, especially for those who are seeing your process for the first time. Excellent job on this one, as well.

The spider at the beginning is one of the few venomous spiders in North America. It must have found lots to eat in that rug! Beautiful result, the rug is looking really good!.

Just finished, I'm surprised at how clean it got in the end, that must have been heavy to bring in and feel so much lighter after the vacuum

Great great video! It was a very dirty rug, I loved it! Thank you for your hard work! 🤩 Can't wait to rewatch at night before bed 😁

@MountainRugCleaning

Жыл бұрын

Yay! Thank you! I hope it helps you to relax

Goodness, that rug had its own ecosystem and everything!

Man when I first saw the rug, I was like no way, just throw it away. I got to tell you, that's incredible I'm totally amazed.

The foam from R2Clean2 is the most satisfying thing about your videos! Love your channel and content. Best wishes on your journey!

@MountainRugCleaning

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoy it!

Ooh . . . masses of scritchy brush work. My favourite. And who could have thought there was a nice cream rug under all that filth? Magnificent work, James. You really are the best.

You are a very kind and giving person to spend that much time on a rug, and then give it to the animal shelter. Bless you. ❤️

Just when you think there can’t possibly be any more dirt, it keeps coming out after each new pass . So gross, yet so satisfying

Magical work, I never expected to see the end result, absolutely blew me away. Terrific work, thank you for showing us your hard work to clean the impossible.

Rinsing 0:12 3:53 16:35 17:49 22:57 Scraping 3:18 4:54 7:48 14:09 16:09 17:18 19:16 21:27 23:31 Floor Squeegee 5:21 8:46 13:53 Brushing 13:16 18:49 19:49 22:08 Pressure Washing 5:40 10:54 Rolling and flipping the rug 8:21 13:46 Rotary 1:29 9:31 12:31 CRB 14:59 18:16

@MountainRugCleaning

7 ай бұрын

thankyou very much 😊

Wow, this one was so much dirtier than the ones you normally do. I could see all the smoke in the water. Usually the color and pattern of the original rug is obvious by the time you are done squeegeeing off Dirt Reynold's first pass, but this kept me guessing until more than half way through. Amazing job, as usual.

it's so ironic to be mesmerized by this kind of cleaning ASMR, while my room is a mess

Stunning work as usual! Night and day difference!

Besides your work being amazing I really appreciate your videos because the are so relaxing. When I'm stressed they always help!

@MountainRugCleaning

Жыл бұрын

You are so welcome!

Amazing! 😍 Great job as always 🥰