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  • #16
    Re: Carpet Extracting (@Tuck91)

    Slight aside, but Quick Out is just simply amazing at cleaning carpets. I keep a can inside my house as my dog will on occasion get an upset stomach and he might upchuck on the carpet...usually bright orange bile.

    I found a spot he did behind a dresser that was there for an unknown amount of time, but clearly a while, and in a single application it 100% removed the stain.

    100%....

    Stuff blows me away how easy it is.

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    • #17
      Re: Carpet Extracting (@Tuck91)

      THanks for the tip Nick

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      • #18
        Re: Carpet Extracting (@Tuck91)

        Thanks for the post, Nick!

        You mentioned using a shop vac to extract. Is there a recommended minimum HP for the shop vac to do a good job?

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        • #19
          Re: Carpet Extracting (@Tuck91)

          Originally posted by Mark Kleis View Post
          Slight aside, but Quick Out is just simply amazing at cleaning carpets. I keep a can inside my house as my dog will on occasion get an upset stomach and he might upchuck on the carpet...usually bright orange bile.

          I found a spot he did behind a dresser that was there for an unknown amount of time, but clearly a while, and in a single application it 100% removed the stain.

          100%....

          Stuff blows me away how easy it is.
          Really Mark? I could have done without reading that.


          Quik Out is awesome. I always have a bottle or two on hand. I use the trigger spray bottle instead of the aerosol. Great stuff!!!!


          Colin
          A common mistake that people make when trying to design something completely foolproof is to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools.

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          • #20
            Re: Carpet Extracting (@Tuck91)

            Originally posted by Mark Kleis View Post
            Slight aside, but Quick Out is just simply amazing at cleaning carpets. I keep a can inside my house as my dog will on occasion get an upset stomach and he might upchuck on the carpet...usually bright orange bile.

            I found a spot he did behind a dresser that was there for an unknown amount of time, but clearly a while, and in a single application it 100% removed the stain.

            100%....

            Stuff blows me away how easy it is.
            And you can find the 22 oz pump spray bottles of Quik Out selling for only $2 at Big Lots!

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            • #21
              Re: Carpet Extracting (@Tuck91)

              Originally posted by Mary S View Post
              Thanks for the post, Nick!

              You mentioned using a shop vac to extract. Is there a recommended minimum HP for the shop vac to do a good job?
              Bump,I have this same question.

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              • #22
                Re: Carpet Extracting (@Tuck91)

                Usually anything over 5hp is adequate...
                2000 Ford Explorer XLT "Deuce"
                2007 Toyota Camry XLE

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                • #23
                  Re: Carpet Extracting (@Tuck91)

                  My shop vac has 6.5hp, it does a really nice job.
                  Nick
                  Tucker's Detailing Services
                  815-954-0773
                  2012 Ford Transit Connect

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