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Forget the carpet, I'll take those tiles you've got. Dozens of carpets worth of dirt poured on, and they wipe away clean.
Not just the tile... I want that squeegee too
Probably regularly waxed
@@iangoss3709the squeegee is my new obsession tbh
I was more focused on the tiles than the carpet for like half the vid 😂
at first i didnt realize he had a cleaning company, i just thought he had a random murder room with tiled everything and a built in pressure washer.
How did so much dirt get in that carpet? Was it in a stable with five hundred horses and cows shitting on it every day for the last eighteen years?
I swear they just let these rugs sit in the swamp for a couple weeks before doing these vids
@@SoJerZeegood advertisement for their services
Its most probably trown away and the found it in some trash
This video been staged. The dirt's been fabricated
I watched a video last night and he got the rug from a mechanic shop
I genuinely don't think this much dirt is feasibly possible in a natural setting, but hey I'm here to watch a carpet get cleaned not ask how it got dirty.
some channels probably dirty em on purpose or look for rugs to be restored
this guy has included clips before of taking rugs from flooded areas and dumps
Maybe flooded houses, this type of dirty you can see in flooded cities after they dry
It probably comes from floods. I grew up in a city that gets floods and when my cousin’s house was flooded some of her possessions got this fucked up, they had to replace the whole downstairs floor
Or mechanic shop lobby
I heard they poop on it and add playdough with all of the colours mixed and smudge it in the carpet
I played Power Wash Simulator, and I feel like the thing missing from that game is the satisfaction of seeing all the dirty water flowing AWAY from whatever you're cleaning.
If it had such option the game would require some top end specs to pull it off and even then would probably still run so smooth even with great optmization. Fluids and lights/shadows/reflections are the main thing that makes rendering dificult.
fun fact you can cut down on computation by an order of magnitude if you just simulate the water only as a 2D fluid flowing off the surfaces. theres a talk on how they did that for water sloshing on the deck in sea of thieves and theres also an addon in unity called fluXY that does it.
@@unkindled6410 ; Just about anything that is related to rendering is difficult. Most of these indie dev titles aren't even optimizing the basics.
@@dtoadqTo be fair, they usually aren't particularly resource-intensive or rough on framerate despite this lack of optimization
AAA games have no excuse though lul
@@lordmarshmal_0643 ; Not necessarily, it's really easy to absolutely destroy framerate by calling too many draw-calls that will force GPU driver flushes. GZDoom games like Arthurian Legends have this issue since they issue a draw-call per-triangle -- I can't even get 60 framerate out of it. The entire GZDoom engine suffers this issue on modern hardware. And lots of Unity and UE games have this issue too since, quite simply, many indie devs don't even know how to profile performance nor how to properly use the engine. A lot of indie games I play really struggle to even maintain 60fps on modern hardware.
That rug must be the tardis because the only way it could hold that much dirt if it was bigger on the inside.
That's shag for ya
Thou Art Really Disgusting In Sincerity.
It's amazing to me that some people think these videos are genuine
@@justaguy4788who’s to say they aren’t? You?
At least it's not the SCP human eating mimic rug lols 😁🤣 that one might be even worse than this one because of how many things it has eaten including humans
My favourite part of these videos is when you think he’s nearly done, then he turns it upside down revealing the muddy patch underneath. Then he cleans it and agitates all the dirt at the base of the pile.
Like me in therapy.
Mood 😅@@mixedbagmixesmusic1967
So you basically enjoyed the entire video 😂
My eyes just bucked out of my head😂
@@nsnmklHow could you not 😭
I don't know if it's just late at night or what, but I got EMOTIONALLY ATTACHED, bro. You brought the rug back in and she wasn't leaking mud anymore, and I was so proud of her. 😭
I'm glad I'm not the only one that thinks that rug looks so happy now.
Like how can a rug look happy? What do I even mean by this? What's wrong with me?
It's also 1am so I think we are just sharing an emotional braincell you know
@@Unae_csmr nothing's wrong with you; that's actually your brain working as intended. it shows you have empathy, which is really quite a good thing.
@@corbeaudejugementShowing empathy… for a carpet?
@@marr1235 better too much empathy than not enough.
@@Unae_csmr something is wrong with you
I feel like carpet/rug cleaners never underestimate the power of a flood or a landslide, because this is what the aftermath is
Like have you seen the water color of floods? That’s VERY muddy.
I see these videos everywhere, but this is the first time I've actually sat and watched one all the way through. It amazes me how dirty this thing was and how clean it turned out to be. Nice work!
I’ve never watched one all the way either but I was captivated by the fact that that is not dirt, that was sludge!
Now not to hate but some of these videos are somewhat staged. They get the carpet dirty themselves then clean it for a video. I mean what house rug is going to be black where its white?
@@jordanhodges3529Some times they get rugs that people threw away
@@jordanhodges3529 like everything else on the internet.. these videos started out real.. someone found an old rug stored in a dirt floor garage and wants it restored.. that kinda thing.. but those are rare occurances.. but they bring in THE VIEWS.. so these people now.. buy rugs at the store.. throw mud all over them let it dry.. and then "clean them" for views.. the money made is well worth the investment/time
Because most are fake. You watch enough of them you'll see the same Sam's Club \ Costco carpets that are $200 roughly. No one is spending hundreds of dollars to clean a rug they bought for less then the cost to clean it. You'll always see the exact same brown dirt\coffee combo. It's heavy clay soil with coffee water because it is easy to clean out.
You made me watch all of that… to bring in a completely different carpet at the end?! We’ve been bamboozled!!!
Underrated comment.
ok but it's still satisfying as hell
This! Those white squares were still grey when he rolled it up. And to have that much mud still coming out and then come back and POOF no more dirt! Lies.
@@MaiaDawn Buy mew wal mart rug. Wash it from clean state to stage end of video. Filthy it up in the backyard with some muck. Spend a whole day cleaning it to look maybe 75% clean. Edit footage into narrative order. Business adverisement complete, billed myself a whole day of labour, writen- off as an ad expense.
@@qwopiretyuexactly this. Most of these videos the carpet fiber are always immaculate, just covered in filth, like a brand new rug thrown into a swamp.
I wasn't imagining it! It really did have a green tinge in the beginning. I can only imagine it must not have smelled good, moldy, yuck. You took something ready for the dump, and made it usable again! Yay!
It looked like something they took from the dump
@@jashirei7581Good thing he restored an otherwise undamaged carpet then
I know a lot of ppl are saying this is staged, but so what? It's satisfying and fun to watch, he's still putting effort in making the video so we should all just appreciate that
@@snackler6102It is probably staged. That or someone decided to submerge their carpet in liquid mud for some reason.
@@iloveblender8999Did you know that there are parts of this world that experience regular flooding, and that despite that people still live there? as somebody that lives on top of a hill this is hard for me to imagine too but just imagine.
It leaves a dirty (heh) taste in the mouth because these videos essentially serve to advertise their business. If they're staging dirty rugs, and cleaning them more easily due to the lack of time available for them to stain, they're essentially falsely advertising.
If they simply showed how the rug became dirty, then it wouldn't be an issue.
People nowadays always assume videos are staged when they got no evidence
Most people would rather hate or try to sling hate insignificant thing rather than be happy.
Probably think that showing fondness is weak or something 😂
Had I known this job existed when I was in my working age I would have found a way to get into it. I love these videos.
Stanley steamer doesn't clean such dirty carpets.
It is actual, physical work tho
@@RollerCoasterLineProductionsi’m sure the job he had when he was in his prime was physical work too
@@RollerCoasterLineProductions
Perfect for young people then.
everytime i keep thinking he's done and the carpet looks brand new, he does another run and another century of dirt comes off
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question: If a little bit of mud gets on the camera, do you guys throw the rug in some swampland and retake the shot?
1:21 as someone with dyspraxia (not dyslexia) I’m Impressed with anyone showing even the smallest amount of balance when not on normal ground.
Nah, you are just stupid
That is an interesting perspective to have, and not one I'd considered. So thanks for sharing it! I myself have kinda ridiculously good balance. I will regularly stand on the edge of my bathtub, just for easier access to the high windowsill behind it, and just generally have no trouble balancing in all sorts of scenarios, so standing on a rolled up rug didn't even register as something someone might find difficult, or impressive.
That said, I have taken up roller-skating recently, and it has humbled me somewhat. I'm pretty sure I've fallen on my ass more in the past 2 months than I have in the previous 20 years.
What’s dyspraxia
@@LordoftaxesI think it’s the little rod you use to tell if you have enough oil in your engine
Idk if that’s a car thing or smth your trying make a metaphorical thing but I still don’t know
So are the guys just taking rugs and filling them with mud then cleaning them for content? Seems like a pretty full proof formula.
Fool proof. That's the term you want. Also they just have a business cleaning rugs.
The rugs are definitely staged to be this dirty. They're not even trying to hide it.
They have a real business and real customers too, but the dirty rugs from real customers aren't dirty enough to make good videos.
@@briansegall1084 I mean depending on where they are they could be cleaning out flooded basements or business' they'd definitely get that dirty if there was a flood or even a burst pipe my city flooded a few years ago and I know there was some restoration companies that were extremely busy after lol.
Thought they took em to the junk yard for a few months then went back and got em to clean em for the channel or something....think they're pouring oil on em???
I mean even if they faked the dirtiness for better videos they definitely aren’t faking the skill and talent to clean them. Making a rug dirty on purpose just to clean it for advertising is far less offensive than say, fake animal rescue videos or something lol
Impressive and satisfying to watch. But surely the cost of cleaning supplies and labor are more expensive than just buying a new rug.
maybe, but if you bought a new replacement every time one of your belongings got dirty it would be so much more wasteful.
Probably not. It's an hour labor and a bunch of soap and water. The size and durability of that carpet to take that much use and abuse means it costs a considerable amount more than the kind you would find in your house.
@@StNeurion The rug was obviously intentionally made dirty so they could make this video
@@davekingrey1009 seems weird to do? Not only do you have to buy a rug, you have to buy all the materials to dirty it, PLUS all the materials to clean it, labor for all that time, and all for what? 500k views? I just don't think the math maths here
@@julieta6138 every rug they bring in looks like its been sitting in a swamp for 2 weeks. There's no way every rug they get is like that from normal use. Restoration channels do it to. They show someone pulling an axe head or something out of the mud, which they obviously placed there for the video, and they clean it up for views. Views generate money and people go to far more extremes than dirtying a old rug to get 500k views or so.
this is like the sludge monster from spirited away
You have great taste
Holy moly, there was so much dirt in that rug. That's why I love shaggy rugs, it's such a joy to watch them get cleaned 😊 Though it must be super exhausting for you 😅
I’m impressed that these rugs manage to hold together and the fabric’s dyes maintain their color after all the years of filth and this thorough treatment.
I have to imagine it's because the rug they cleaned wasn't very old before it got turned into 80% soil
All the dirt, YOUR TECHNIQUES, Shag, best colors??!! I could not wish to be there more ❤❤❤❤
The entire video was spent debating whether those squares were actually white or light gray. I can’t believe they’re actually white.
Curious why one wouldn’t sling it over a railing and just power wash it a while to get the majority of the dirt out without it soaking back into it again…? Seems like this would save you several steps. You could then finish with the techniques in this video once the water is running a bit less swampy.
It might have been too heavy for that.
Ikr. If that's too difficult, maybe a steel net 2 or 3 inches off the floor with a slope to drag it? Idk ANYTHING TO NOT LET THE CARPET SOAK THE GUNK BACK?😭 nobody ive watched has done any of those
@@AmaroqStarwind possibly sure but there are better alternatives than flat on the floor imo!
First step is throw this thing in the trash and get a new rug, unless it has some sort of sentimental value for you. Unless somehow this thing is worth hundreds of dollars or it has deep personal value, why would you pay to have it cleaned like this?
@@MrHarbltron😂😂😂😂😂😂
that is not a carpet that is a swamp
is the replacement cost of the carpets comparable to the cleaning cost when they get this bad, or are these insurance cleans after a disaster?
doesnt matter.. the real question is. how dirty do i need to make this rug on purpose for views
@@Gtexportthe funny part is they obviously just bought a new rug at the end. The dirty one had stains on the corners in the white squares and the one at the very end had perfect white dye and not a single speck of dirt came out in the soap
@@masterhacker7065 yeah he definitely filmed the ending first. Buy new rug, film some "final cleaning" shots, get it dirty as hell off camera, them film yourself cleaning it "for real"
@@Gtexport😅
It's advertising, probably staged
Love the way the water gets a bit cleaner with each cycle.
Why dont you roll it up and squeeze it out more often?
No change until the last minute of the video where he cuts away and then it comes back all clean.
Yeah, I noticed that too…
Isn't that just because they let it dry? A wet carpet will be darker no matter how clean it is.
Don't get me wrong, I got this in my recommended and unless this is from a flood disaster salvaged home, I don't believe that much dirt got into a carpet naturally.
I think he has a real carpet cleaning business, but also purposefully dirties carpets to clean on youtube as a hobby @louisstgermain8864
I am sure that the end of the video was actually shot first, then they made it dirty by bathing it in mud or something to make the beginning of the video.
Hey, you got some carpet on your dirt there.
Man i thought he was almost done and realized i was a quarter of the way in, the amount of dirt in this rug is unbelievable. I hope they paid good
7 minutes in, and the rug looks cleaner than mine. I'm worried
God I want to do this level of cleaning to the carpets in my place. This video right here is why the hardwood + rug combo is goated. If you have the right tools and the patience you can make your rug brand new again.
For the rug in this video, I wonder how much dirt could have been removed if the owner just left the rug on a slanted driveway during a rainstorm. After the rain ends the owner would need to bring it into shade but on a raised grill surface and flip it a few times, but that could have gotten rid of a lot of loose dirt before needing the treatment here.
Your YT is the best rug/carpet cleaning channel. You always have me guessing which technique or tool you’re going to use next. Even your foot moves are unique! Shuffle, sachets, slides😁 even the way you squeegee the floor around them.
If you live in a climate where it rains? Take that thing out there with a good squeegy and a bottle of dawn. Easy on the soap, water does all the work. Then take it somewhere they'll finish it. Cost a lot less than giving it to them straight out of the mud
Ah, I love work. I could sit and watch it all day.
How much water do you use? Do you recycle it ?
Oddly satisfying! I enjoyed this!
Enjoyed the unique perspective in this video.
Homie drained the city’s reservoir on that rug, but it was worth it. So satisfying..
So between 25:19 and 26:00 what did you do off screen to remove that extra dirt? Those white spots turn REALLY white suddenly but it isn't shown how.
yeah, thats a massive difference
it could just be a lighting difference, or the camera angle but idk
I think it may have dried and caused it to lighten up or he stopped the camera and kept working and forgot to start recording again
I think it is just squeezing all the dirty water out. All the colors look a little dirtier before and after, it’s just white is the most noticeable
The last part of the video is shot before they made it dirty.
This is either flood damage or intentional damaged for the vid. There’s a lack of wear that would be present from constantly being walked on if it was old
Here’s what I don’t understand. These cleanings can’t be cheap and therefore the rug owner must value the rug in some way. But if that’s the case, why did they allow the rug to fall into such disrepair in the first place?
Most CZcamsrs who clean carpets in this form just buy these rugs new or used, make them extremely dirty on purpose, and then clean it for their CZcams show. 99% of these videos are unlikely to be paid customers for the very reason you just mentioned. People this irresponsible with their rugs wouldn’t pay to clean them. With the thousands of carpet cleaning videos on CZcams, there’s absolutely no chance people are coming in droves to have their carpets that have apparently been sitting outside for 75 years cleaned all of a sudden. These videos are just for views, not paying customers.
@@kg2293 Nailed it.
Could have been from a flood.
These things aren’t always by choice. Things like floods can happen
My god, I think that rug has more dirt in it than the DIRT in my YARD has!
After seeing your work, I'm wondering why any of your clients would even *Change Cleaning Services.* Wow!
What do you do when you take it away at 25:40 and still has all that dirt running out then bring it back and it's completely clean? What are we not seeing that gets the rest of the dirt out?
I Been Saying This. He Doesn’t Get The Rest Out. 26:00 Is The Carpet Before He Puts Dirt On It. He Does This Every Video.
@@aniey9780 Trust Me He’d Show That Process Too If That Was The Case. There Is No Machine
Who cares? Just watch it for the relaxation and if you don’t get any because you’re asking to many questions then don’t watch!
I'm pretty sure it's a rug drying machine that spins it and stuff it gets some more dirt off. Think of it as the spin cycle on a laundry machine.... But this one takes multiple hours.
@@bopeep007I've got a question. Why do you capitalize the first letter of every word you type? I see people do this all the time, and I can't understand why they do it. Is it a quirk of a foreign language?
Hands down the most satisfying video I’ve seen
I feel like this should've been a 2-person job. One for the carpet and another just go get the dirty water out of the way so that the first guy can continue cleaning
My cat loves your videos 😂😂😂 sometimes he be yelling tho
Somewhat enjoyable to watch.. but when you took the rug away towards the end there was still dirty water coming out of it and you bring it back to do one more clean.. and there's no sign of any dirt at all. Also, how do you dry it?
Great transformation.
I don't know why, but I get the feeling the owner of this carpet is an old, grumpy lady who will get this back and say "You missed a spot."
The rug turned out very well. I love the design!
I can't believe that i've been watching for half an hour a video of a man washing damn carpet! I could have washed my own carpets at that time! What am i doing with my life...
Impressive work! 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Unbelievable...! ❤ Also this is the first time I see a rug needing two people to work on it.
Why do they alternate cleaning the dirt off the floor with a squeegy to rinsing with water? Why so many different tools?
There's no point wasting a large amount of water to rinse grub off the tiles when it could be done with the squeegy
25:28
Still has dirt pouring out of it.
Drags the rug off camera
A Cut
Rug, magically, has no more dirt coming out.
Absolutely love the manual scrubbing 😊
De onde vocês trazem esses "tapetes" ? Do pântano? Das tumbas dos faraós??
Almighty heavens, where has this rug been?
Bought from the store before filming the video.
So I can't help but think unless these rugs were some kind of family Heirloom it's probably cheaper to buy a new rug than pay to have it cleaned if this is the kind of effort that goes into cleaning them. Once your rug no longer even fits in a bathub to be washed you know it's too big to clean.
Who can afford to have this particular carpet cleaned, but not a new rug?
Fantastic work!!
Great cartoon, dear friend❤
Really good clean lots of hard work. We appreciate you! 🎉🎉❤
what my mom expects me to do before guests comes over:
Relatable
Every video is amazing.
Who on earth would have a rug in that condition in there home unless it's a pigs pen outside
I couldn't stop watching. It was eerily satisfying......but the amount of effort taken to clean it.....Hell, let me just take it out back and burn it amd buy a new one!!!😂
You all did an amazing job with it!!👍
The amount of water wasted on it.
@@ad3mnNot exactly. The amount of water used to clean this rug and make it usable again is a fraction of the water used to make an entirely new one. Dyeing actually uses a lot of water and produces much more waste than cleaning and reusing it.
@@MrAsh1100That means less water is spent on cleaning a carpet than on making it?
@@timofejsoloviev-so4dj Yeah
@@MrAsh1100torres is carpet cleaner???
This is oddly satisfying to watch 🤗
As satisfying as this is to watch, I really want to be the one cleaning it.
wow it's almost like you simply poured muddy water on this rug just before you started filming...
even knowing what a good job he did. I would have the creeps having that in my house.
This guy's backyard is filled with carpets that get dirty so he can clean... aside from the massive waste of water lol entertaining
Oh wow that carpet probably smelled so damn bad at first...
I can’t believe people pay to get rugs cleaned instead of buying new ones when they’re THAT dirty. I mean I went through like 4 rugs just from my dog peeing on the all the time. And no, I’m not rich, I got them from the dollar general.
If you can buy an identical rug for super cheap then I can understand that, but some may have a rug that’s no longer available for purchase.
Oh yeah! Nicely done! ❤
what is this stuff? It seems to have the consistency of wet cement.
It looked a lot better after he took it off camera and brought it back…
4:33 por un momento pensé que eso era leche 😂
Water Bill $1000
Rug: $100
Makes sense.
The amount of labor and chemicals they have to use has to be more expensive than the carpet lmao.
Who gets the final dirt out of rug ? You take it next door ?
it goes through a centrifuge
@@MsPuppydarlingwonder if they can show that part also
@MsPuppydarling how do you know? If that's the case how come 90% of there rugs are washed again off screen before the last clip ?
I see a lot of people saying these are fake, as in the carpet was dirtied on purpose, and that there is no way it could be that dirty. So, I dare everyone reading this to take there fingernail and scrape it across your mousepad. You will very likely see a massive change in color, and get a lot of black stuff underneath your fingernail. Now think about this for a second. The only thing your mousepad ever really touches is your hand, and here these guys are cleaning a carpet, that touches pretty much all of your body in its lifetime. That carpet also has likely been walked on with dirty shoes, and had a dog puke on it when it was sick, and had tons of food/drink spills on it while your owned it.
Weve had carpets for a multitude of years and they look nowhere near this
One must imagine Sisyphus happy
I think the real takeaway here is how absorbent shag carpets are
Y’all heard of “Katrina Cars”? Folks, what we have here is a “Katrina Rug”. lol
Satisfaisant à regarder
Better than a commercial
Some of these rugs you would never know there was even color in them bc they are so dirty lol. Love these videos.
Why was this so satisfying to watch?
Love how it went from wet dirt to dirty water
Best twenty-eight minutes and two seconds of my entire life.
Thanks!
I’m calling shenanigans. On the last roll-up, the water coming out of it was still extremely dirty. He takes it off-screen, and on the next pass, the water is suddenly clear. If you’re gonna do 30 mins to show an inessential process, you might as well go the full hour to show legitimate start to finish.
Also, I want a relationship as strong as the adhesive on that carpet’s label.
They likely bought two identical carpets
New carpet: $30
Carpet cleaners: $150
A rug at the old college rugby house back circa 2015 made this rug look clean!
Love it
How much does a clean like this even cost? The amount of caked on crap is Insanity
Thats a realy cool carpet. Id like to have one.