Help with this plz :)

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Nuke33

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These are my rugs, should i go with folex, meg apc+, or wollite? or some other method trying to get them super clean and not spend a lot



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All 3 products you mentioned should do a great job. Use whichever one you have on hand. Do some good scrubbing, suck out with a wet vac, and the carpet should be as good as new :)
 
ok, i think im going to order some apc plus i need something to clean all serfices in my car with 10:1 work well on engile details?
 
I have some APC on order (just to have around) but I can testify that Folex is outstanding!!!



You can get it about anywhere and it's prett cheap, $5.00 for 36oz. Not only does it clean well, it has (to me) no smell at all.



Spray it down, let it sit for a minute, and then rub it with a microfiber. Great stuff.
 
Folex 32 oz $4.98 at Lowe's. I would try the Woolite first as its cheap and many have been using it for years on carpets

(6-1 ratio), then handle any spots with Folex as needed, then APC (strongest) if needed last.
 
Folex as well. I get it at Home Depot for around $15 / gallon. I use it inside too. Right after I got my carpets cleaned professionally, my dog got sick and I cleaned it with Folex...left a cleaner area than what the 'professional' had done. Last time I needed my carpets cleaned, I used it in a Rug Doctor rental machine and it outperformed the pro again!
 
I got some Folex to work on a coffee stain in my Tahoe and then I wanted to give the carpet a good cleaning with my Little Green Machine. My question is, should I run the LGM first to loosen things up, or treat the stain first so I don't set it in?
 
I got my APC in the mail today. It does have much more smell than the Folex and for the general cleaning I have done it does a good job (Did a great job on my epoxy coated garage floors mixed at 10 to 1 with water).



But, as far as cleaning carpet, if it is my own carpet I'll be sticking with Folex and using the APC for other people's cars and other general cleaning, based on scent alone.



I can see getting a lot of use out of the APC as a general cleaner.



I also got the Wolfgang Carpet and Upholstery Restorer. I'm sure it's a great cleaner but I hope it's strong chemical smell goes away quickly. I'll save it for tough spots.
 
If those are typical Honda mats with a rubber backing, hose them down to get the loose soil out and then lather up with a soap of your choice and scrub with a brush. I've used dish soap, but laundry detergent would likely be a better choice. Then rinse with the hose. If you have a wet-dry, then vac up what you can to expedite drying. I just rinse and drip dry.
 
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