can this be used to clean an entire 6x6 wool area rug which is light blue and lightly soiled all over?
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Yes, but you don't want to drench the carpet. I use it heavier in traction areas, but still spray it all over the carpet. The spray nozzle is perfect for dispersing just the right amount. Just follow the instruction on the bottle and hopefully it will work for you. Good Luck!
1884603
I have never used it except to spot clean. It does a wonderful job. I would suggest you contact Shaw directly and ask them. They have been very helpful in the past.
1884604
It's only a quart bottle , not enough for a 6x6 rug, use a carpet cleaning machine and any stains left use the R2X on the stains left from the cleaning
947307
Yes. Just rinse out the lambs wool after you are done. Don't let the Mop 'n Glo dry on it.
403940
Not sure about a jute rug but it did work on cat vomit on my wool and acrylic rugs .I have 4 cats so there always seems to be something to clean up
1003210
I wouldn't use it to clean your entire house. It is small and very convienent. I use it on the main floor of my house on the hardwood floors and rugs. It works just fine on my seagrass rugs, so I think it would work fine on shag carpet...but remember it is for quick pick ups...not intensive cleaning...not to say it won't clean well because it does...
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The bottle says it is "ideal for oolens, woolen blend washables, fleece, delicates and down. Perfect for pillows, sleeping bags and sheepskin products." Since it is used for machine washing sheepskins or other woolens, you might be better asking on their website about these rugs... www.kookaburraco.com Good luck to you.
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Possibly. It is a good general cleaner; however, I have found that it really excels with upholstery and fabrics. Still, it will likely do a credible job but will require the addition of elbow grease. There are other cleaners, containing bleach and peroxides, designed for what you want and will accomplish it with little more than simple contact. Mildew-X is a brand, or you could just use diluted bleach in a spray bottle.
1366147
I didn't try that. This is more like a concentrated Mr. Clean floor wash, I don't think it can be used as a carpet cleaner and I wouldn't recommend using it in a carpet cleaning machine.
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I see no reason why it wouldn't be fine on an area rug. it's a dry powder that you work into the rug, then vacuum out. However, I had to say I was underwhelmed by its ability to clean an admittedly abused carpet. I tried it on the recommendation of a carpet installer, and it's probably fine for regular use, but it "failed" me on badly stained carpet.
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It works great as a daily cleaner, but I don't think it would be your best bet for mildew. I don't think it has any ingredients that would eliminate the mildew. As for floors, it is good for spot cleaning, but I'm not sure about mopping the entire floor. I haven't tried it for that. This company does make a floor cleaner, though.
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Sorry I have used it for a lot of cleaning jobs but not carpets. I suggest you google Sal Suds it is family owned and the lady has a great blog on the many uses of the product.
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Definitely not! Do not even consider this vacuum if you have more than a few area rugs. It does fine for hardwood floors, but fails on deep pile carpets.
2085977
I do NOT believe it is intended for fabrics, carpet or the like. Works great on white porelain type items....sinks, toilets or the like.
313069
I have not used it on rugs but it does not suction up anything, I think you are looking for the bissell spotbot.
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It will work great just keep the vacuum on the highest setting. If you don't think it's getting all the dirt go to the medium setting. I would not try to go on a low setting. Remember that new carpets shed so don't be alarmed if you see some in the container. Hope that helps and congrats on the new carpet!
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It says it needs hot water, but I'd try it with cold if you anticipate needing it often. One thing to be careful of is the amount of soap you add. The amount that's called for seems to be a bit too much--at least for my wool carpeting. Any residue attracts dirt like a magnet! I think I'm going to try clear water and a surface stain remover.
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I have used it on both light blue and beige carpets with no problems. I won't use anything else but Simple Green.
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I don't own any wool carpets, but since the product description says it's safe for use on all carpet fibers, I don't see why not.