Rug Doctor - Anybody rented one?

Plan on undertaking a deep clean of the car in the new year and looking at renting a wet vac. The most accessable one from my point of view of the Rug Doctor available in tesco/b&c/4homes etc. Wondering if anyone has had any experience with them

Done carpets in the house with it good results ,the handheld thing that came with it was ok but not amazing ,the machine itself was very good though

Had it too and it takes so much dirt out,it's unreal,only problem I had was carpet took a while to dry fully


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Originally Posted by satumashirt611

Had it too and it takes so much dirt out,it's unreal,only problem I had was carpet took a while to dry fully


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Google says :tounge: De-Humidifier. Put it on the back seat, in a level position. Close all windows. Plug it in, and let it run overnight.

I have a Vax I paid 70 quid for on an amazon deal, first time using it I think I reduced the weight of the car significantly with the amount of dirt that was in the bucket at the end.


^^just use the extraction a few times on the carpets and they'll be dry within hours

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Originally Posted by Owen E46

Plan on undertaking a deep clean of the car in the new year and looking at renting a wet vac. The most accessable one from my point of view of the Rug Doctor available in tesco/b&c/4homes etc. Wondering if anyone has had any experience with them

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I did the seats in and carpet in the Gf's car with a rug doctor with good results, I got upholstery cleaner in halfords and not the rug dr branded stuff.
I found if you dont wet the seats too much is the best bet and make up cleaner in spray bottle and use a scrub brush just not too stiff of bristles.



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Originally Posted by FunkySeeFunkyDoo

I have a Vax I paid 70 quid for on an amazon deal, first time using it I think I reduced the weight of the car significantly with the amount of dirt that was in the bucket at the end.


^^just use the extraction a few times on the carpets and they'll be dry within hours

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+1 just buy a VAX or similar Owen, you will get your moneys worth from that rather then a rental ;)

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Originally Posted by FunkySeeFunkyDoo

I have a Vax I paid 70 quid for on an amazon deal, first time using it I think I reduced the weight of the car significantly with the amount of dirt that was in the bucket at the end.


^^just use the extraction a few times on the carpets and they'll be dry within hours

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+1 just buy a VAX or similar Owen, you will get your moneys worth from that rather then a rental ;)

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Was thinking about that, considering I shelled out for a das pro why would I skimp and not buy a wet vac :P

Check this out Owen, might get this delivery to your door for the price of renting the rug doctor :)

Deal starts at 4:30 today keep your eyeballs peeled :D

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0012MGYUU/ref=gb1h_img_c-1_8907_fdd42382?pf_rd_m=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_s=center-1&pf_rd_r=1G24TQ14GAPV8XDVRPNZ&pf_rd_i=350613011&pf_rd_p=449478907#productDetails

Feck it anyway I'm working till 6, have an eye on a vax on amazon so hopefully it goes down more :P:P

Looking at this one:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B...A3P5ROKL5A1OLE