Some persian rug cleaners are using pressurized air to dust a rug's front surface now. Try getting that blower right on the fibers after dusting your way, it'll probably get out even more.
Thanks for the information, Kat. You are absolutely right. I had tried a couple of ways, which can be summarized as: 1. high-pressure, low-flow (the way the rug cleaners do it), versus 2. low-pressure, high-flow (leafblower). I observed method 1 is better for spot cleaning stains, and method 2 works better for getting out large amounts of dirt. I also tried using carpet shampoo following the dirt removal, but didn't have much success at automating that with ordinary household power tools.
Thanks. I had experimented with different ways to present the information. Some people just want the quick answer, others want a detailed step-by-step explanation. I hope to eventually strike the right balance of quick versus thorough, so my videos would be more entertaining and informative. Take care !
+auxpowerunit - I know you are a nice guy and I can see it " CLEARLY " in the Video. Also I can see the " SMART " concept going. Trust me..... If People put People out in Space.... As least on Earth..... We can do something, right? But hey, if they see this message, they would call me stupid for sure! Forrest Gump was not wrong about; Stupid is, stupid does! LMFAO !!!
+auxpowerunit - One thing I've learned recently.... You can't pleased everyone, that's a fact! You can try your hardest and you won't, but here is what I can advice... When you do your best... It's NEVER wrong and by then end of the day, it's you and you alone that is all that matters. People will always have something to say, little as they know, it's what you do that count the most. NOTE: I am just like everyone else trying to find my way. But I do at my best and I know I will not make everyone happy. But at the end of the day, I am happy that is all that matters.
Some persian rug cleaners are using pressurized air to dust a rug's front surface now. Try getting that blower right on the fibers after dusting your way, it'll probably get out even more.
Thanks for the information, Kat. You are absolutely right. I had tried a couple of ways, which can be summarized as: 1. high-pressure, low-flow (the way the rug cleaners do it), versus 2. low-pressure, high-flow (leafblower). I observed method 1 is better for spot cleaning stains, and method 2 works better for getting out large amounts of dirt. I also tried using carpet shampoo following the dirt removal, but didn't have much success at automating that with ordinary household power tools.
+auxpowerunit - Hmmmmm.... I see your " Interesting + Smart " concept here! LOL at the " 5 STUPID PEOPLE " with their thumb's down!
Thanks. I had experimented with different ways to present the information. Some people just want the quick answer, others want a detailed step-by-step explanation. I hope to eventually strike the right balance of quick versus thorough, so my videos would be more entertaining and informative. Take care !
+auxpowerunit - I know you are a nice guy and I can see it " CLEARLY " in the Video. Also I can see the " SMART " concept going. Trust me..... If People put People out in Space.... As least on Earth..... We can do something, right? But hey, if they see this message, they would call me stupid for sure! Forrest Gump was not wrong about; Stupid is, stupid does! LMFAO !!!
+auxpowerunit - One thing I've learned recently.... You can't pleased everyone, that's a fact! You can try your hardest and you won't, but here is what I can advice... When you do your best... It's NEVER wrong and by then end of the day, it's you and you alone that is all that matters. People will always have something to say, little as they know, it's what you do that count the most. NOTE: I am just like everyone else trying to find my way. But I do at my best and I know I will not make everyone happy. But at the end of the day, I am happy that is all that matters.