CARPET CLEANING MACHINES FOR HOME USE

[bigrog_98@yahoo.com]

Hi,


We always had our white carpets cleaned by a steam cleaning or hot
water machine, which temporarily cleaned the rugs, by a professional.
All the dirty marks shortly resurfaced . The rugs also had a dead flat
appearance and were wet for days.


Last spring we discovered some company that used a dry cleaning
process. He spread some kind of brown compound, made from corn cobbs on
the rugs and later vacuumed it up with some kind of upright vacuum.
This process was excellent and rugs looked a lot better then then the
previous method.


Is there a company manufacturing rug dry cleaning machines for the home
market that one can purchase at a reasonable price? I would do the the
rugs three times a year then.


Kindly advise by posting only.


Roger

[Vox Humana]

<bigrog_98@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
>
> We always had our white carpets cleaned by a steam cleaning or hot
> water machine, which temporarily cleaned the rugs, by a professional.
> All the dirty marks shortly resurfaced . The rugs also had a dead flat
> appearance and were wet for days.
>
>
> Last spring we discovered some company that used a dry cleaning
> process. He spread some kind of brown compound, made from corn cobbs on
> the rugs and later vacuumed it up with some kind of upright vacuum.
> This process was excellent and rugs looked a lot better then then the
> previous method.
>
>
> Is there a company manufacturing rug dry cleaning machines for the home
> market that one can purchase at a reasonable price? I would do the the
> rugs three times a year then.
>
>
> Kindly advise by posting only.

There is a dry carpet cleaner called "Capture." It doesn't require a
special machine. You can read about it here:
http://www.captureclean.com/capture

Do a Google search for more information and a Froogle search to get prices
and availability.

[bigrog_98@yahoo.com]

Thanks for the suggestion. Do you have any idea as to what stores carry
this product?

You might want to look under

misc . consumers . frugal-living

as I posted there too.

[ms. tonya]

bigrog_98@yahoo.comWROTE:
Hi,
We always had our white carpets cleaned by a steam cleaning or hot water
machine, which temporarily cleaned the rugs, by a professional. All the
dirty marks shortly resurfaced . The rugs also had a dead flat
appearance and were wet for days.
Last spring we discovered some company that used a dry cleaning process.
He spread some kind of brown compound, made from corn cobbs on the rugs
and later vacuumed it up with some kind of upright vacuum. This process
was excellent and rugs looked a lot better then then the previous
method.
Is there a company manufacturing rug dry cleaning machines for the home
market that one can purchase at a reasonable price? I would do the the
rugs three times a year then.
Kindly advise by posting only.
Roger ------------------------------------------------------
RESPONSE: Those carpet machines leave a soap film behind that attracts
dirt fast even when pros use them.
I was told to give the carpets a final rinse using hot water with white
vinegar mixed in.