Reddit mentions: The best carpet cleaners & deodorizers

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10. Valspar/Guardsman 321500 Furniture, Carpet, And Upholstery Cleaner

321500 FABRIC KIT STAIN REMOVFABRIC FIRST AID KIT STAIN REM
Valspar/Guardsman 321500 Furniture, Carpet, And Upholstery Cleaner
Specs:
Height6.38 Inches
Length10.38 Inches
Number of items1
Weight0.06 pounds
Width3.38 Inches
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13. Quality Line Universal Carpet Rake plus Free Microfiber Mop Pad/Effective & Safe/User-Friendly/ Rug & Carpet Cleaner/Ergonomic & Unique Design/Features a 4 Ft Extendable Pole/Custom Fit/Wet Dry Floor Cleaning Pad/Premium Quality/Reusable

    Features:
  • PERFECT FOR PET OWNERS - This rug and carpet rake is ideal for pet owners who struggle with cleaning carpeted floors, stairs and other areas that their dogs and cats frequently visit. It effectively removes pet hair and helps eliminate unwanted pet odor.
  • HELPS YOU SAVE TIME & MONEY - Enjoy a faster and more convenient carpet cleaning experience with this Universal Carpet Rake. Using this tool eliminates the need for sticky papers and rollers, overflowing vacuum cleaner bags, cords and plugs, thus saving you money.
  • EFFICIENT CARPET CLEANING ABILITY - This carpet cleaning rake works by efficiently lifting up dog and cat hair even in hard to reach areas. The metal bristles on its brush head allow you to remove the tougher hairs deeply seated in your carpet/rug. It also doesn’t cause damage to most carpet fibers, making it safe even for daily use.
  • USER-FRIENDLY & EASY TO STORE - This lightweight carpet rake is so easy to use thanks to its unique and ergonomic design. It comes with a 4-foot long extension pole that allows for easy and customizable usage. Storage is also not a problem with its convenient hang up cap.
  • SAFE & PET-FRIENDLY - Carpet cleaning with a carpet rake is safe and pet-friendly as you don’t need to use electricity or any harsh chemicals. Unlike vacuum cleaners it produces no loud noises that may startle your pets, so you can clean your carpets and rugs in peace.
Quality Line Universal Carpet Rake plus Free Microfiber Mop Pad/Effective & Safe/User-Friendly/ Rug & Carpet Cleaner/Ergonomic & Unique Design/Features a 4 Ft Extendable Pole/Custom Fit/Wet Dry Floor Cleaning Pad/Premium Quality/Reusable
Specs:
Height6 Inches
Length29.2 Inches
Size2 Piece Set
Weight1.4 Pounds
Width6 Inches
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u/Decht · 3 pointsr/slatestarcodex

My cat hasn't pooped in the litterbox for several years now. Rarely he'll try starting there, but he always ends up running and scattering the poop along his path. Our best guess is that he has (had?) something painful when he poops, which spooks him and makes him run away. Maybe even litter dust? There's no blood and the vets haven't been able to find anything. He seems perfectly healthy otherwise, and he's 17, so we're just resigned to cleaning it up for the rest of his life.

We use this cleaner, which seems effective enough as long as the poop is solid. Use a wet wipe to clean off the worst of it, spray the cleaner, come back with paper towels to press it dry ~15 minutes later. That's probably easier than shampooing every time, at least.

As for potential solutions, there are a couple things that sometimes help for us. We leave a paper shopping bag on the floor for him to play with, and sometimes he'll poop in one of those instead of on the floor. I've read that some cats prefer enclosed litterboxes, but we haven't tried that. Sometimes he'll start on a towel on the floor, so there might be some preference there. Towels are much easier to clean than carpet! I've considered getting some puppy pads to try, but haven't done so yet. The pads are pretty effective for my uncle's dogs, and sometimes his cats use them instead of their litterbox. On the other hand, sometimes the cats pee on the pads and then try to "bury" it, which just crumples the pads up and sometimes makes them leak, so... be alert for that possibility.

u/p1nk_p4nth3r · 0 pointsr/AutoDetailing

Okay... help. I almost made an individual post, but saw the rules. I haven't detailed before, it may be a long term goal but more for insides only. But heres my situation: I have a leased car, and in a few months it goes back to the dealership. I already know I'm going to get fined for mileage and a scratch on my driver's side mirror (accidentally scraped a wall), so I'm trying to minimize the rest. The problem is this... I was finishing my schooling and that last year was rough. As a result, a lot more food accidents happened in the car than I would have liked. Primarily, there have been accidental spills of chocolate shakes, the occassional coffee (black), and of course lovely sweat stains. There's a chance of coke being somewhere in the mix.

The worst seats are the backseats, followed by the front passenger seat.

I've tried just water and a microfiber towel, no luck obviously. I tried something like https://www.amazon.com/Bissell-14Q7-Foaming-Upholstery-12-Ounce/dp/B0052EEE92/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1539720315&sr=8-1&keywords=bissel+pet+brush (it's a different formula, but from bissell for carpets/upholstry) and it was like $8 from the grocery story. It removed coffee stains from the top of the car (whoops), but for the seats? maybe it helped like 2%, but not much. This stuff foamed up then you let it set, and it's supposed to help. Based on reading here, I'm guessing its due to me not cleaning it up after.

I live in an apartment complex without garages, so I don't have the space to rent one of those cleaners from the store (I saw some portable ones, but I just can't get it to an outlet and the car). I know a wet vac would probably be ideal, but the distance is an issue along with money. I know I could just get it detailed, but I'm hoping to learn how to do this so i understand more how to fix it, and how to resolve it in the future if it happens again.

I have a limited budget currently. I have one of those kiwi brushes (from dealing with shoes), and a bunch of microfiber towels (thank you costco).

What do I do to clean this? I'm thinking based on research in this threat maybe Folex and microfiber towels? Would this work?

EDIT: It's a Toyota Corolla with cloth seats. If a wet vac is how I need to go, are there any good handheld ones that aren't super expesnive?

u/Sukidoggy · 3 pointsr/dogs

My cat and dog shed a lot, so we run the Roomba whenever we take the dog out of the house. We got an older model that was refurbished so it was cheaper but it still is a big help! Without it I think we would literally have tumbleweeds.

I also sweep just about every other day and vacuum about every 4 days, using this every time I vacuum. I also vacuum the couch sometimes and use that stuff on the couch too.

I also have covers for our couch that I rotate and wash. My dog sleeps on a bed like this that is easy to hose off, and I just have a few comforters and blankets I use on top of the bed to make it comfier that I rotate and wash every week.

Perhaps it still smells and I just can no longer tell, but I honestly do think it all keeps my house smelling pretty fresh.

u/IncognitoMeows · 5 pointsr/cats

My husband is allergic (to EVVVVEERRRRRRYTHIIIINGGG) and I clean every other day. The bedroom is off limits to animals. I will shower before going to bed, as will he. Bedsheets and washed and change twice a week. INVEST IN AIR PURIFIERS! I have a large one for the living room, and two others for our bedroom and the animal room. Additionally I also use the linked products a lot. I use the carpet stuff every other time I vacuum, the pet stuff every other day, and the febreeze pretty much every day. Good luck hope this helps! It helped my bubble boy.

3 Pk, Febreze Fabric Refresher Allergen Reducer Clean Splash Air Freshener 16.9 FL OZ https://www.amazon.com/dp/B016WVCXHI/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_uw-xCb3BCR6YW

Arm & Hammer Carpet & Room Allergen Reducer & Odor Eliminator, 42.6-oz. Shaker Box https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00NYVSBHQ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_2w-xCbYKS9RSP

Allerpet Cat Pet Dander Remover - Ditch Allergy Shampoo & Deshedding Tools Gives Best Allergen Relief, 100% Non-Toxic & Safe for Pets, Good for Fur & Skin + Bonus Applicator Mitt https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MA2AYYN/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_Ix-xCb7G5JPF2

I use a different version of the allerpet because I don't have cats but it works well.

u/lanmansa · 1 pointr/VacuumCleaners

Hey, what do you think of something like Traffic Slam or Newline for a "pro" pre-spray, if I mix it up in a pump sprayer and then extract it using my Hoover steamvac? Just reading some comments over on truckmountforums and a lot of the guys seemed to recommend these (and Bio Break and Enzall powder mixes).

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07BTHPMQH/

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07H4WTLXB/

Good idea? Bad idea?

Otherwise, these were some of the more "pedestrian" products I was looking at possibly getting. If one of these will get me much better results, then I'll do it.

Hoover Expert Clean https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01D20IREU

Stain-X https://www.amazon.com/dp/B008LYBWC2

Bubbas carpet shampoo, maybe boosted with their enzyme product https://www.amazon.com/Bubbas-Cleaner-SHAMPOO-Solution-Upholstery/dp/B00JT4VP3Y/

I guess, I'm trying to get semi-pro results with pretty low end equipment lol. My idea is to pre-spray, maybe agitate with a carpet rake, let dwell for 10 minutes, use my machine to extract, then rinse/final extract. I think with enough passes I can extract enough to get good results with enough effort. Definitely not pro level, but better than good enough.

u/mosesman86 · 1 pointr/mazda6

Griot's Garage products have served me well. I use their Interior Cleaner and Leather Care Spray. Links are below.

Leather Care Spray: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00469KZY2/

Interior Cleaner: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00IUE5S7I/

Once a month or so, I use the Interior Cleaner on EVERYTHING, then follow up with the Leather Care Spray on the steering wheel, shift knob, and seats.

u/anyd · 2 pointsr/lyftdrivers

Oh that's awesome. I'd give this stuff a try. I had a bottle of orange Mio explode on my fabric seats, so I sprayed it down and set a rag on top of it. I left the bottle on top of that overnight (for pressure) and it was good as new the next day.


Coincidentally it's also great for dog pee on a carpet. That's how we found it.

u/lifeformsultd · 1 pointr/mazda3

I second this. Also, if you know anyone with one of those bissell little green machines, those are pretty amazing for cleaning cars, furniture, and area rugs. I love mine.

https://www.amazon.com/Bissell-Little-Cleaning-Machine-1400M/dp/B00MFRELFG

u/vortec350 · 2 pointsr/AutoDetailing

Cloth seats? I have this problem with my 2010 Escape, every little thing stains these darn seats (it's a common issue with these cars, I had an 08 with the same fabric and the same problem), and the thing that worked the best was this thing: https://www.amazon.com/Blue-Coral-DC22-Upholstery-Eliminator/dp/B0009IR0PQ I tried the Oxi-Clean brand and the Turtle Wax one too and neither of them worked well like this one.

If it's leather, IDK...

u/aaawwwyyyeeeaaahhh · 1 pointr/HomeImprovement

You should be able to brush it, then vacuum, then use some sort of upholstery cleaner like [this] (http://www.amazon.com/Valspar-Guardsman-321500-Furniture-Upholstery/dp/B0057FE8T2). I've also heard of diluting laundry soap and giving it a scrub. Good luck.

u/moonfullofstars · 1 pointr/HomeImprovement

Not sure if available in Australia, but this is the best product I’ve found for carpet stains. Chem-Dry Carpet Stain Extinguisher - 18 oz. - 3 Pack https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XDP4ZQL/

u/SolomonG · 4 pointsr/GolfGTI

Hm, I haven't had much dirt to deal with, nothing that a vacuum didn't cover. I would try a cloth, blot that shit don't rub it. If that doesn't work, the people at golfmk6.com (there is a golfmk7.com as well) swear by this stuff. That site is often better than this one for answering random questions. The search function is awful though, so use google, "site:golfmk7.com fabric cleaner" or something like that.

Scotch guard does make an auto stain remover as well and honestly any fabric cleaner is probably fine, just don't go overboard until you know it isn't leaving a mark.

u/robertw3524 · 2 pointsr/greatpyrenees

I use a rake in conjunction with the vacuum to prolong the life of them. https://www.amazon.com/Universal-Rake-Carpet-Hair-Remover/dp/B0002ZFNN2/ref=sr_1_15?ie=UTF8&qid=1526448947&sr=8-15&keywords=carpet+rake

i'll go and do about 1/2 of a room before it needs to be cleaned, just grab it with your hand, then finish raking the room. doing that leaves a lot less work for the vacuum and i feel like i end up with a much more thorough result.

u/HolyHarris · 2 pointsr/malelivingspace

Something like this is really nice if you have carpet. There are a bunch of different scents and they last for a while. Just spread some before you vacuum and let it sit for a few moments.

u/mojolopez · 6 pointsr/CleaningTips

I get a foam spray like this at the dollar store. Use it after vacuuming. If baking soda is really necessary I guess I would use a shop vac. Still have to clean the filters though.

u/kankaswag · 3 pointsr/BMW

you can use this for the carpet inside the car, it works great 10/10

u/allgood2386 · 1 pointr/LifeProTips

So I've used sprays in the past with limited effect, I'd like to try out this black magic as it's called.

Is this similar to what you are referring to? https://smile.amazon.com/Spot-Shot-Professional-Carpet-Remover/dp/B00CR54ZZM/ref=sr_1_1_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1510595832&sr=8-1&keywords=foaming+spot+removal

Do you have pets, do they get attracted to the area?

u/so_contemporary · 1 pointr/AskReddit

This detergent comes with a free brush. It seems to be only for pets who live in cars, though.

u/yesmissy · 1 pointr/sex

If it's cloth this stuff (Blue Coral Upholstery Cleaner) is amazing. I used it in my old car a few times, not for sex stains, but still.

Edit: forgot to mention, don't use the cap scrubber. It just fucks things up. Just use a washcloth to do the actual scrubbing.

u/temple_noble · 6 pointsr/Weakpots

Sprinkle this on everything, let it sit for half an hour, and vacuum it. If it can get rid of a combination of gross pet smells, it can get rid of your spice scent!