How to Steam Clean your Carpet : Parts of a Rug Doctor Steam Cleaner

Learn the parts of a Rug Doctor home steam carpet cleaning machine in this free video on how to clean carpet.

Expert: Diana Bacon
Bio: Diana Bacon has been a florist for 25 years. She started working in small shops and learned the business from the ground up.
Filmmaker: Diana Bacon

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Tags:

• steam
• clean
• carpet
• diy
• rental
• rug
• shampoo
• cleaning
• cleaner
• hot
• water
• extraction

[TheVacuumboy]

That machine is nasty why would you ever use that on your carpet

[rjfdube]

This lady know absolutely nothing about cleaning carpet; I am a pro with more than 30 years at cleaning carpet, rickiefontenotsjanitorialservi­ces dotcom

[KataclysmKat]

@whoooozen

Your business is suffering, eh?

[A2ZCleaning]

@Smile85000 well

[SEAWEEDER1]

Erm it's not a steam cleaner...but it does the job...but bloody noisy.

[philcoool]

hey

[DudeDie222]

I wouldn't call a pro either. Just buy your own f*cking machine.

[Smile85000]

Just spent the weekend cleaning with the rug doctor. Worked very well, carpets 90% cleaner then they were. Easy to use and does not leave carpets too wet. Rented from Morrisons £39.50

[whoooozen]

Rug Doctors are NOT professional quality machines. If you want to clean the top 1/32 of an inch of your carpet, and leave it soaking wet, then by all means, get a Rug Doctor. If you want to get a quality cleaning, then call a reputable professional cleaner. You get what you pay for, and that applies to everything, including carpet cleaning.

[phatstuff123]

it does remove piss stains yes, a scrubbin brush becomes super handy im tellin ya with lots of ciruts clean