r854rnr

What methods and products do you people use to clear you truck carpets?

Any specific hints? chemicals?

4x4Lamm

Stoner carpet cleaner and old rags, it works wonders.

Tacoma Dude

Clorox spray cleaner.

I had some blood on my front seat and used the Clorox to clean it and it did an awesome job. Cleaned it so well that I thought I'd try it on a stubborn black stain in the back seat - cleaned it out just as well!

SLC Punk

Why did you have blood on the seat again?


I use Tuff Stuff, works well for me!

Hyperlite

Any one know a cheep replacement? I have red clay in the back of my carpet. I was gonna cut it out, just behind the seat and either Rino Line it or black Diamond Plate it.

hungryStu

Folex (from your local grocery store, the best IMO), a fingernail brush, and a terry towel.

-Stu.

Mike06

Tuff Stuff works well for me as well.

Juggalo

I use a orange all purpose cleaner (all sort's of brands out there, all the same)

Spay the area throughly, use a med-hard scrubbing brush, vacum the area afterwards (shop vac)

Very cheap, and works extremely well

I detail cars btw

Tacoma Dude

Accidentally cut myself with a knife while I was working on something.

SLC Punk

Uh huh sure you were. You were doing another hit for "Tony" weren't you!

Juggalo

Either that, or your wife/gf must of got in with her shoes on without asking first

Tacoma Dude

shhhh!
I don't wanna have to "whack" you


No, I'm afraid it was just something as simple as closing the knife on my finger after using it to open a package. Didn't realize it was cut until I felt my finger slipping on the side of the box :pat:

Hyperlite

you guys keep your wacking to yourself

User 051420

A good friend of mine is a pro carpet cleaner. So I get my carpets cleaned for free! Sweet deal!

obxfishn

Spray-9 works great, or Oxy-Clean made into a paste and let it sit on the stain for 15 minutes. When you are done scotch guard them well, definitely scotch guard new carpets...