How would I Clean Mats with D101 and a Brush?

[conman1395]

I don't have a wet/dry vacuum. All I have is a carpet brush and D101. I feel like it's a stupid question, but what ratio do you use and what are some general directions/suggestions you guys have?

Thanks guys

[Matt@FourAcesMD]

For light cleaning, mix 10 parts water to 1 part cleaner. For heavy duty cleaning, mix 4 parts water to 1 part cleaner. Let it work for about 30 seconds. Agitate with your brush and wipe off with microfiber towel.



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[rolop6]

I don't have any D101, so I can only suggest you use according to the rations suggested. If you have a PW, spray off mats.That should get a lot of the dirt off, then spray your solution scrub a little and PW off. That should be it. Just don't use the jet nozzle.

[trekkeruss]

When I didn't have access to a hose, I would wash mats in the bathtub. Scrub 'em down, rinse with the shower head, and hang them to dry.

[conman1395]

When I didn't have access to a hose, I would wash mats in the bathtub. Scrub 'em down, rinse with the shower head, and hang them to dry.

That's brilliant!

[conman1395]

For light cleaning, mix 10 parts water to 1 part cleaner. For heavy duty cleaning, mix 4 parts water to 1 part cleaner. Let it work for about 30 seconds. Agitate with your brush and wipe off with microfiber towel.



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Awesome, thank you. So rinsing isn't necessary, just using a microfiber towel to wipe off residue is enough?

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[Matt@FourAcesMD]

Awesome, thank you. So rinsing isn't necessary, just using a microfiber towel to wipe off residue is enough?

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Should be. I use Folex at full strength and spray onto the stain. Work it with the microfiber and you should see it starting to disappear. It doesn't foam and color-safe on most everything. It's a very popular product on the forum. Find it at Home Depot for $5 for 36oz.