Carpet extractors

[spitshine1]

Hi!
Can anybody give me some suggestions on this area.
Can I use a high trafic sport remover instead?
Is uses warm water rather than boiling water.
I think a unit is called Little Green.
I am on a budget and i am a weekender detailer

[sleker]

Theres another one that is a hot spot or somethin look it up on Amazon its black and by bissle ill look it up but thats what I was told and im ordering

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[sleker]

Walmart has the pet one I got it t lastnight and work great cleans every thing

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[A-train]

Alot of people use the little green machine with good results. It's not gonna get the same results that hot water carpet extractor will but you can still get good results with it. Bissel makes a proheat line for auto's.
Amazon.com: BISSELL Auto Care ProHeat Compact Multi-Purpose Deep Cleaner, 14254: Home & Kitchen (http://www.amazon.com/BISSELL-ProHeat-Compact-Multi-Purpose-14254/dp/B002DNXBUI/ref=sr_1_25?ie=UTF8&qid=1338807330&sr=8-25)

[A-train]

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/tricks-tips-techniques/50947-my-bissell-little-green-method.html

This may help also.

[Flash Gordon]

Hi!
Can anybody give me some suggestions on this area.
Can I use a high trafic sport remover instead?
Is uses warm water rather than boiling water.
I think a unit is called Little Green.
I am on a budget and i am a weekender detailer

You really don't need an extractor if you have a wet/dry vac and patience. Todd Helme wrote a good article on the subject that should surely prove helpful


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