old school cleaning technique?

[Giorgio]

I'm speechless. :?:

 

[lance]

Imagine how clean it will be after they rinse it out with lots of hot water.

They do rinse all the soap out after scrubbing, right? No really, they really,really, do extract with a TM, right?

 

[Jay D]

Why do you think they wore those Disco platform shoes? :roll:

 

[Brian R]

What, no video? I think I just found a better way to clean. :mrgreen:

 

[Giorgio]

yeah,

think of all the money you'll save at the laundry mat washing bonnets...

shiteatinggrin

 

[alazo1]

:shock:

Don't let Chemdry get a hold of that pic

 

[renegade_cowboy]

Is that an area rug?

 

[gavin]

works pretty good on greasy carpets,

I have one restaurant that likes for me to clean it that way, of course with a good rinse after.

 

[rhino1]

maybe they have a water restoration company on the side....

 

[mirf]

maybe just trying to get the soap out after ther homeowner rented the Big red machine and doubled the soap+

 

[ruff]

Ask Ricky G.

Surely it will all encapsulate. Those mighty dirt fighting polymers will go deep down into the carpet (some may think: never to biodegrade) collecting all soil. And no residue.

The slushier the better.
Let them polymers shine

 

[steve frasier]

looks like what my mom use to do with here electrolux 40 years ago

use to lay out bath towels when she was done so we couldn't walk on the carpet

 

[Dmreed4311]

That would be ahuge pain to try to rinse all that out.