I don’t know about anyone else but I was exhausted after watching your video. You might want to consider switching to decaf😂 As far as the content I think your recommendations are fine.👍✌️☮️
My advice is to find a used extractor for cheap. Especially if you are handy with a wrench. I got a 3 gallon heated spotter for $100. Replaced a $30 heater, cleaned connections and worked great. Spent another $80 on a 3 stage motor and now it's better than any $500 and costed me $220. Like he said, extractor is overrated and under used in reality my... unless you have a crazy $1000 extractor head that keeps thing drier.
The bissel spot clean pro is a beast of an extractor for around 150. My favorite one I've used and it gets 95% of the water back out. Usually air dry for 30 minutes to an hour and hit it with a vacuum again and it's good to go.
Crazy how many people say they don't use extractors... how? We litteraly wouldn't make money without it. Every car that comes through us is needing carpet extraction. Weather it's just 1 area that needs it we will clean all your carpets. You say "it doesn't give the results people are looking for" it sounds like you need to research extractor specs more. Mytee lite is exactly what it says, it's a lite extractor. We use two extractor woth over 200inches of water lift and cfm. It will blast any stain out of any seat and will bring up any dirt trapped way down in. People don't get the results they expect because they expect a every stain to come out. With the right degreasser and prep you can get virtually all stains out of seats. But it's not so much what you see that your cleaning. Your cleaning the carpet. Taken that hidden dirt out. The mytee lite is made for "detailing" in the sense of having somthing for mobile. Get a actual portable with truck mount power. And you'll see just how kuch stuff you can get out of a "clean" carpet or seat. But the looks of what your doing isn't even dirty. So I don't see you actually needing anything. Most are maintaining people's rides. We're cleaning them. Lol
Just get a pump sprayer basins. A pump sprayer that have brass, aluminum, or stainless steel. These metals won’t rust or corrode, which makes them ideal for sprayers.
I'm disabled (can't stand for long periods) I'm looking for a good detailing stool so i can roll around and get most of my truck waxed without milling myself, any ideas? Thanks
I don't detail for a living but have always enjoyed doing my own auto's as well as helping dear old ladie's autos..(Never ever help soccer moms, pure filth nasty vans!) Antyway, The ever popular Detail Geek whom I watch because he's hot as a fire cracker uses a $179 Bissell Little Green Pro cleaner! He has over a millions subs too..Does great work I guess but I was SHOCKED to see the extractor, if you can even call it that, was a Bissell! I myself used my Bissell Big Green Clean Machine with the hose but while it had great power, it was a heavy awkward pain to move around beside a car.. Extractor being the key word I imagine any suction machine like a wet dry vac could do ok..I mean we use drill brush to agitate the deep down dirt then just want to suction the dirty wetness out of the fabric right? What are other's thoughts on this??? Again I'm NOBODY! I do not claim to know squat just what works for me!
One of the first big purchases I made was an extractor and after almost 2 years I have found I hardly use it. Most commonly I vacuum, hit the spots and edges with my steamer and a MF towel, Tornador with carpet cleaner and then "extract" with the vacuum. Seems like more work but it actually goes just as fast and much better results. Give it a try before you drop all that money...
MF Towels can be difficult to work with as far as washing them. If you want the best life out of your MF towels and want to keep the fibers from forming together (ruining the towel's ability to collect dirt / liquid), I would suggest washing the towels in their own load in the washer with either a dedicated MF towel detergent or an UNCENTED detergent with no additives. Also wash them with cold or slightly warm water and use an extra rinse. When drying, use 2 cycles of low heat or allow them to air dry if you have the room to do so.
@@paynespaulding3621 for the time being. Idk where he’s getting 5-6 for spray heads the grey ones are more commonly used by us detailers no issues yet and I use some pretty harsh chems . They still go for 2.98
i usually flush my sprayer heads every so often with warm to hot water with dawn soap. I haven't had to replace one in over a year since starting this methot
I much preferred watching your Instagram videos versus these drama-laden, adderal-hyped Ronco redux videos. I'm surprised Sham-Wow and Oxi-clean haven't swooped you up to kick off the 2023 Ad campaign yet.
I dont want to offend, and i`m not native to english so it makes sense to say this, your video`s are helpfull and nice, but can you maybe speak a little slower. I sometimes need to rewatch your video for 10 to 15 times because you speak at the speed of sound. For a English speaker its probably easy to follow but for others like myself its hard. Thank you and keep the content comming.
I’ve got this waffle towels as drying towel info from your link. And it’s work fine on car body as well. But also agree that it better to save them for glass. So what it better to take now as car body drying towel?
@@PolishedMobileDetailing503 what are you using to wash them, also do you have a top load with an agitator or a front load? I haven't had any issue yet with the gauntlet, fingers crossed
I just use a cheap paintbrush. Works just as good. Use a 200 dollar carpet shampooer with attachment. Paper towels for windows. No need to buy all this specialized stuff. Just throwing your money away.
Dude!!! Could you please have a couple of beers before you do a video? Don’t get me wrong I love your channel but it’s such a barrage of info in a short video that I feel I have to duck here and there so I don’t get hit in the face. And then I have to take a nap after watching.
Dude you try to talk a bit too much like Mark Rober, and don't shave straight lines between your eyebrows. You're basically catering only to people with no money who want to go out there and earn a Doctor's salary with very basic knowledge and tools.
Preciate the speed of the video. I don’t have to turn it on 1.5x. Super helpful, no fluff. Thank you
Dude...the energy you have on this one..wow...nah ..WOW. Thank you for info!
I don’t know about anyone else but I was exhausted after watching your video. You might want to consider switching to decaf😂 As far as the content I think your recommendations are fine.👍✌️☮️
Who else got anxiety from him talking
My advice is to find a used extractor for cheap. Especially if you are handy with a wrench. I got a 3 gallon heated spotter for $100. Replaced a $30 heater, cleaned connections and worked great. Spent another $80 on a 3 stage motor and now it's better than any $500 and costed me $220. Like he said, extractor is overrated and under used in reality my... unless you have a crazy $1000 extractor head that keeps thing drier.
The bissel spot clean pro is a beast of an extractor for around 150. My favorite one I've used and it gets 95% of the water back out. Usually air dry for 30 minutes to an hour and hit it with a vacuum again and it's good to go.
I use white terry towels for my windows. Have been for years. Love them
Holy shit , good video but you need to talk slower , it's like watching somebody talking on helium.
Woah rapid delivery of so much information :D slowed to 0.75 to keep up. Great advice, thanks.
Crazy how many people say they don't use extractors... how? We litteraly wouldn't make money without it. Every car that comes through us is needing carpet extraction. Weather it's just 1 area that needs it we will clean all your carpets.
You say "it doesn't give the results people are looking for" it sounds like you need to research extractor specs more. Mytee lite is exactly what it says, it's a lite extractor. We use two extractor woth over 200inches of water lift and cfm. It will blast any stain out of any seat and will bring up any dirt trapped way down in. People don't get the results they expect because they expect a every stain to come out. With the right degreasser and prep you can get virtually all stains out of seats. But it's not so much what you see that your cleaning. Your cleaning the carpet. Taken that hidden dirt out. The mytee lite is made for "detailing" in the sense of having somthing for mobile. Get a actual portable with truck mount power. And you'll see just how kuch stuff you can get out of a "clean" carpet or seat. But the looks of what your doing isn't even dirty. So I don't see you actually needing anything. Most are maintaining people's rides. We're cleaning them. Lol
Keeping it simple!! I like it. Thanks Wilson!!👍🏽
Adams Polishes makes awesome sprayers. Love them.
Just get a pump sprayer basins. A pump sprayer that have brass, aluminum, or stainless steel. These metals won’t rust or corrode, which makes them ideal for sprayers.
I'm disabled (can't stand for long periods) I'm looking for a good detailing stool so i can roll around and get most of my truck waxed without milling myself, any ideas? Thanks
Look into viper chairs
Yes the Vyper chair, it is $$, but it is the best, hands down look for there sales. Labor Day
@@Vinnie45acp my wife would kill me if I spent that kind of money on a chair!!🤣
@@davidshuberg5427 I understand that, I had to convince mine
@@Vinnie45acp can you convince mine?!!😂
I don't detail for a living but have always enjoyed doing my own auto's as well as helping dear old ladie's autos..(Never ever help soccer moms, pure filth nasty vans!) Antyway, The ever popular Detail Geek whom I watch because he's hot as a fire cracker uses a $179 Bissell Little Green Pro cleaner! He has over a millions subs too..Does great work I guess but I was SHOCKED to see the extractor, if you can even call it that, was a Bissell! I myself used my Bissell Big Green Clean Machine with the hose but while it had great power, it was a heavy awkward pain to move around beside a car.. Extractor being the key word I imagine any suction machine like a wet dry vac could do ok..I mean we use drill brush to agitate the deep down dirt then just want to suction the dirty wetness out of the fabric right? What are other's thoughts on this??? Again I'm NOBODY! I do not claim to know squat just what works for me!
One of the first big purchases I made was an extractor and after almost 2 years I have found I hardly use it. Most commonly I vacuum, hit the spots and edges with my steamer and a MF towel, Tornador with carpet cleaner and then "extract" with the vacuum. Seems like more work but it actually goes just as fast and much better results.
Give it a try before you drop all that money...
what kind of steamer and chemicals do you use ?
@@Vaughn-e7u Just the Mcculloch Steamer and P&S Carpet bomber usually. I will use my extractor for cloth seats if they are bad.
@@Vaughn-e7u exactly dude never said makes one wonder if he's full crap in my opinion
Thanks Luke. See you next week.
MF Towels can be difficult to work with as far as washing them. If you want the best life out of your MF towels and want to keep the fibers from forming together (ruining the towel's ability to collect dirt / liquid), I would suggest washing the towels in their own load in the washer with either a dedicated MF towel detergent or an UNCENTED detergent with no additives. Also wash them with cold or slightly warm water and use an extra rinse. When drying, use 2 cycles of low heat or allow them to air dry if you have the room to do so.
This entire time I was cursing reading your comment until I realized it standed for microfiber 😂😂
@@jcashtheartist9369 Them MF towels bro
Thank you Wilson I thought mytee extractor was a must have. I’ll go with the more affordable option
Love your enthusiasm and knowledge wish I would have watched your videos when I started a few years ago. Lots of lost 💰
Sprayer heads are like $5-6 now. For a decent one
Zep bottles and sprayers are like $2-3 for the bottle and sprayer and they're pretty great
@@paynespaulding3621 for the time being. Idk where he’s getting 5-6 for spray heads the grey ones are more commonly used by us detailers no issues yet and I use some pretty harsh chems . They still go for 2.98
Go to your local Walmart and purchase wide mouth bottles for about $3.00
which drying towels can i use? mine are leaving lint on the car? Cheers
Did you just spray in the inside of the glass?
Omg. I think he's a rapper. LOL. Much tks for ur video, it great 👍
Great video. What is the name of manufacture of the black cabinets in your garage ?
The brush looks good for archeology
Just use shop towels to clean glass no lint just throw them away
i usually flush my sprayer heads every so often with warm to hot water with dawn soap. I haven't had to replace one in over a year since starting this methot
How & where are the spray heads a $1? It would be nice if they where!
México
Thanks for the tip about microfiber towel.. I clean glass frequently and i was curious why I get lint
Norwex norwex norwex.
thank you Wilson for this great video is great
The Mytee HP120 Kicks Ass!!!
You get what you pay for.
Mytee Lite isnt Strong.
I much preferred watching your Instagram videos versus these drama-laden, adderal-hyped Ronco redux videos. I'm surprised Sham-Wow and Oxi-clean haven't swooped you up to kick off the 2023 Ad campaign yet.
Bro stop with the eyebrows.
I dont want to offend, and i`m not native to english so it makes sense to say this, your video`s are helpfull and nice, but can you maybe speak a little slower. I sometimes need to rewatch your video for 10 to 15 times because you speak at the speed of sound. For a English speaker its probably easy to follow but for others like myself its hard. Thank you and keep the content comming.
I’ve got this waffle towels as drying towel info from your link. And it’s work fine on car body as well. But also agree that it better to save them for glass.
So what it better to take now as car body drying towel?
Autofiber dreadnought are my favorite. Rag company gauntlet are good as well but I noticed they fall apart after repeated washing
Liquid8r is the best to dry , TRC
@@PolishedMobileDetailing503 what are you using to wash them, also do you have a top load with an agitator or a front load? I haven't had any issue yet with the gauntlet, fingers crossed
Quick question, do we need to wash and clean the microfiber towels after car wash each time?
Yes
You’re kidding right?
He has provided good content over many years, obviously your new around here
What’s up Luke !
thank you for this information, love your videos, but would love that you speak slowly..
There’s a well known marketing technique and red flag I like to call it” buy this not this”
WHAT ? No ShamWow ?
EACATLY!!!!! This guy needs to lay off the caffeine, adderal and Monster drinks for a week....
At 2:50 in, there is a shot of your shelving and these large plastic bottles for bulk chemicals. Who makes them and where might I source them? Thanks!
p&s
Go to your local Walmart, they sell a wide mouth bottle that lasts forever
We get them when we buy the chemicals lol
If you watch at .75 speed he sounds a bit more relaxed
the pdf link doesnt work anymore :(
Genetic cocaine. That's a new one. I guess we can now genetically program cocaine into humans. Exabit A.
Detailing Brushes... There are 4 different sizes to choose from (16mm, 24mm, 30mm, 40mm). What size is commonly used?
24mm and 30mm my friend. The 16mm is too thin and the 40mm is way too thick. Get the 2 in the middle and you can't go far wrong
@@mesmerizedcardetailing Thank you much! 👍🏻
Nice
Hahah brilliant bro .. a lot is for video show offs
If you turn it down to .75 speed it’s almost like a normal video. 0.85 speed would probably be better if it was an option
Definitely need a better title
You need many hits of weed
Great video!
Land a man on the moon but we can't make a spray head that lasts.😢
I just use a cheap paintbrush. Works just as good. Use a 200 dollar carpet shampooer with attachment. Paper towels for windows. No need to buy all this specialized stuff. Just throwing your money away.
Man the extractor "on the budget" is $600. What the hell man??
You talk very fast!
Very fast no too Damm fast
Dude you’re videos aren’t the same!
I don’t know if that’s good or bad 😵💫
Mr look at location of the map relising why is the MD ...oh shit there state 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Sprayers are a $1 a piece, then shows theyre $3 each.....
Would you quit your detailing gig for a high paying job at Goldman Sachs?
Stop shouting you hurt my ears
Dude!!! Could you please have a couple of beers before you do a video? Don’t get me wrong I love your channel but it’s such a barrage of info in a short video that I feel I have to duck here and there so I don’t get hit in the face. And then I have to take a nap after watching.
I stopped believing what they say on this video
Man the tempo of the video, your speaking and hand signals is way to mutch.
Complete crap most people can't afford most of what hes talking about theres cheaper things you can get and get the same results
talk less dude you are like someone is behind you! trying to do something to you
Dude you try to talk a bit too much like Mark Rober, and don't shave straight lines between your eyebrows. You're basically catering only to people with no money who want to go out there and earn a Doctor's salary with very basic knowledge and tools.
Must you speak like a game show host?
Can go to the video speed and slow it down a bit.
Bruh use water to clean with old recycled clothing. a toothbrush with also tooth pick for the little things. This videos is a scam 😳😳😳