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What to do AFTER carpet cleaning
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Tan Carpet
The tan carpet (and ALL GM post-bankruptcy carpet) is terrible to try to clean. The Tahoes and Suburbans are the worst. I do this daily for a living and there is no way to completely clean this carpet. Even after steaming/shampooing, you most likely will have to use dye to correct any imperfections. Black carpet is easier simply because it hides stains but the tan is HORRIBLE.
The tan carpet (and ALL GM post-bankruptcy carpet) is terrible to try to clean. The Tahoes and Suburbans are the worst. I do this daily for a living and there is no way to completely clean this carpet. Even after steaming/shampooing, you most likely will have to use dye to correct any imperfections. Black carpet is easier simply because it hides stains but the tan is HORRIBLE.
U need a extractor and a extractor rinse chemical. Pre treat stains with a heavy duty pre treat then extract with a extraction rinse chemical. It should dry fine after. If you want to clean without water you can use a rotary buffer machine with a bonnet and a dry carpet shampoo. This will avoid the recurring stains when dry. Try using professional chemical made for commercial carpet. I only use Johnson diversy products.
