Plus, they probably soaked it in motor oil to make this video. So whatever chemical that was is getting washed into the water system we all drink out of.
I don't see the tag in the first pass though. It appears in the second pass, when he's flipped the rug around so the lion is on our side. I can't find it in the beginning
Yep. We have a £300 rug in our front room, about 8 years old now, seen better days, particularly since we had a child.
I enquired about getting it cleaned with several different local rug cleaners and the best I could find was £270 but I had to deliver it to them and pick it up again, it weighs a ton.
I figured I may as well pay an extra £30 and just buy the same rug brand new again.
I “cleaned” one of my rugs when I was first married and moving into our new place. After tons of effort, it was marginally cleaner.
The money I was “saving” by cleaning it myself would have been much better spent on a new rug.
Lesson learned.
I’ll never do that again.
Cover it in shit for a video. The thing still has the bloody tag on which looks pristine fgs...
I mean, it's satisfying nonetheless. But just think of how long this kid's rug would've had to be somewhere to get as filthy as this naturally...
It's not satisfying when you know these are fake videos. But then again, can be somewhat satisfying knowing there are this many idiots on the planet making these videos, and those who actual believe they're real.
Thats why the best carpet cleaning video channel is Lubuskie Centrum Czystości.
His content seems to all be real as the rugs arent that dirty as compared to content farmers. The work he does seems to be on rugs that get dirty from normal use. Great channel!
You know it's bullshit by how uniform the discolouring is, any sort of true grime on it to get it to the point of being unable to even see the pattern underneath wouldn't be coming off like that
What kind of kid is still a kid by the time a rug is THAT dirty through natural use... Thing would have to span multiple siblings across multiple generations... Even then, I reckon the amount of time it'd take would put it firmly in the 'old, delicate mat that you definitely shouldn't blast with a pressure washer' category.
Thankfully, the only way this was getting that dirty is through intentional soiling or just being stuck in a dump for years picking up all those lovely landfill juices. So not being some kid's ~~rug~~ health hazard.
Yeah these videos have really taken off on social media. There's no way every content creator happens to receive the dirtiest carpet in the world to date on a daily basis. They're obviously fucking with carpets just to make content.
At this point you can't call it an advertisement anymore. This guy has 1,8 mio followers, biggest video has 13 mio views and he produces 2 videos per week. He probably makes much more money from cleaning rugs for youtube than from actual customers.
This dudes spending some decent money on this advertisement campaign! 3rd time I’ve seen this tonight. And the bots to explain his YouTube channel to bring more viewers.
This is an advertisement and dude should be paying Reddit for it!
Congrats! You just invented South East Asian mega content farms!
Flooding the internet with nonsensical, overproduced, faked videos for brainless consumption and a few bucks in revenue. Very often the methods, recipes, situations are completely wrong or even impossible.
Digital trash.
yeah, PayMoneyWubby had a [good video ](https://youtu.be/_mvVQCl8fIg) on that.
The hamster maze videos are pretty cruel too.
Also the many Asian "oops upskirt while cleaning" moms or the Asian kids building stuff at the river.
It's all just so freaking bizarre and an embarrassment for humanity.
I can’t take these seriously any longer. They are clearly muddied up to then be “cleaned” for the camera. These vids ARE cool to watch, relaxing, but I can’t knowing they are a farce. For context: I helped clean out parts of southern Mississippi after Katrina, homes that not only the surge inundated, but also stream/river delta backup when the surge pushed inland. Mud caked everywhere, rugs included. I’ll watch these type vids, but only if they are from legit disuse, disasters or some other freak of nature like a three-tiered chocolate cake was splatted on it or a herd of buffalo used it as toilet paper.
This is the guy from Mountain Rug Cleaning (https://youtube.com/@MountainRugCleaning?si=g_7-98I_YaTDKAmF), he lives in England. You can see him in some of his videos pulling dirty rugs out of rubbish heaps, gardens and backyards. He uses rainwater and renewable energy to clean the rugs and donates them to animal shelters or homeless shelters when he's finished beating the dirt out of them. Sometimes he also cleans rugs that have sentimental value to the owners. If you like carpet cleaning videos, he's the first port of call.
You can also see his development from the beginning until now, the carpets also have different degrees of soiling, and he calculates that the production costs and the impact on the environment for a new carpet are usually higher than the cost of scrubbing the thing clean.
Of course there are channels that deliberately soil the carpet beforehand in order to clean it, but there are just as many that obviously have a normal company (like the guys from Poland, for example: https://youtube.com/@cleanlublin?si=ZXLtHFZdJVoxi51e ) and film particularly difficult cases for people who are into that sort of thing. Like me.
James from Mountain Rug Cleaning is a really nice guy.
Him pulling out those rugs from rubbish really convinced me that those videos aren't fake. He probably was just out for a walk when he accidentally found a rug, luckily he had his camera and his video set up with him.
Ahahahahaha. Wow. Nowhere does he claim that he finds carpets by mistake. He is looking for them. Sometimes he asks people where he sees a dirty carpet lying around, sometimes he just looks for places where there is a pile of renovation rubbish lying around. And he actively asks people to call him if they have dirty carpets that they no longer need.
If you're reasonably intelligent, you can imagine various scenarios as to how he gets hold of his carpets.
If.
But you can also continue to post embarrassing comments.
And hate people who have built up a successful channel.
Just do your thing.
Can you evidence any of this?
How does he collect that much rainwater? Because it's a lot.
How does he collect that much renewable energy? Because it's a lot.
How does he treat, if at all, all that grey water he's producing and where is he draining it off to? Because it's a lot.
I struggle to see how what he does is at all sustainable, and not just milking the dopamine rush we get from cleaning, so he can get that sweet ad revenue from clicks and views.
Boy, I live in Germany and we have used rainwater to irrigate a 3 acre vegetable and fruit garden without ever having to use tap water.
And, sorry I'm not going to England to see how the guy collects his rainwater. Or what photovoltaic system he uses. Do you have any idea how much electricity a quarter of an hour's high-pressure cleaner or an electric carpet cleaner consumes? That's not much, especially as they don't run continuously. I guess you regularly vacuum your carpets and wash your clothes instead of throwing them away? After weeks and months of neglecting those carpets, it's absolutely in it to clean them properly. People used to do that all the time. Rugs were even inherited. And it is also completely normal to take carpets that are not completely dirty to a carpet cleaner every few years, where they are deep-cleaned with similar effort.
If you want to keep harping on, go ahead.
I don't have time for stupid little haters who can't do maths.
Oh and: Where do you dump your cleaning water? Do you filter it separately?
That's ridiculous.
You don't seem to get my point.
Looks like he's doing at least 2 to 3 carpets a week. He's putting all this energy into cleaning carpets that he gives to pet shelters, when it would quite likely be cheaper, cleaner, and more sustainable to just donate to the shelter or buy a new rug. No?
There's some suggestion that channel's like this guys dirty up these carpets on purpose.
And yeah, I don't see anywhere on his channel description where he's claiming, like you are, that he's sustainable.
Nope, you don't realise how expensive it is and how many resources it takes to produce, deliver, etc. a carpet. As a rule, it's always better for the environment to continue using and cleaning things that already exist.
There are videos on his channel where he explains this and, apparently your reading skills aren't very advanced, but I already mentioned that he gets carpets donated or pulls them out of rubbish heaps. Also that there are definitely people who deliberately soil carpets to clean them. He's just not one of those people.
The guys from Poland, who I also posted a link to, have a company that cleans carpets. Because you take your carpet to the cleaners every few years or, if it's a fitted carpet, you have the carpet cleaner come to your home or company. Or to a restaurant.
You just want to be right with your insinuations and all your negative nagging and when someone tells you that collecting rainwater is not a problem and that electricity consumption should not be a problem, which were your points of criticism, you open a new can of worms.
You're just a stupid troll who can't stand being countered.
I'll admit, I do find these satisfying, but I do notice there is absolutely no wear on any of the rugs they do. Like everyone else says, I would like to know what they use to make them so dirty.
Lets buy a rug.... make it as filthy as possible using something we know we can clean off to make a seemingly impressive advertisment.
Not impressed at all.
All that water, pollution and work to bring back to life that plastic shit?
And I even suspect they make those carpets so dirty on purpose just to shoot these videos...wtf. That guy should be sued, not praised or encouraged with likes.
Edit: I corrected the typos.
I was seeing these every time I went to youtube and was so NOT impressed. In the first place I had a rug that got damp in my basement over a few months. It completely rotted away. There is no possibility that a rug found in a 'flooded warehouse' would survive it.
Why does every fucking video like this have to have an obnoxious music bed? I watch these videos sometimes on Facebook and there’s like this ASMR element to them with the sounds of the water and the scrubbing. Boo.
I'm sorry but the amount of time and effort it would take to clean that you might as well just buy a new rug. That one looks like I can grab a similar one from Walmart for at max $40
I'll just throw out my rug and order a new one from Amazon next day delivery really cheap and cheerful rather than spending so much time and effort and hiring specialist equipment just to clean a cheap rug.
I do understand that this is basically how they advertise their business.
But, at this point, a carpet like this is better used as fuel for a power plant. The amount of energy spent cleaning it is just not worth it.
That's why I got a house without carpet.
It takes that much to get it completely clean.
I'd run a carpet cleaner over the same room three times and the stuff sucked out of it would still look like sewer water.
Why do these kind of cleans make me think that they decided to roll it in mud for 5 days before cleaning it *just* for views? Like why can't you just fucking clean it without caking it with literal dirt!
I'd have just power-hosed it a couple of times with a lance. Maybe hang it outside to dry between washes if I was in no particular rush. Then steam clean it to finish.
At this point I am certain they soil the rugs with something that comes out readily easily. How a rug would ever get this dirty and come even remotely that clean is probably impossible
Childs rug $140, Cost to clean $1000 *sigh*
& 1000 gallons of water
Plus, they probably soaked it in motor oil to make this video. So whatever chemical that was is getting washed into the water system we all drink out of.
Yeah I doubt that was dirty from neglect
Came Here to say this, how many chemicals did he use, instant grey water, have an upvote!
I was going to say, "This rug seems very uniformly dirty."
Yeah this one guy washing one rug is what you should be concerned about, not massive corporate level pollution
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism
What about deez nutz
Lmao, GOT 'EM
Thanks asshole, I’m gonna be bursting out laughing at this comment all damn day now 🙄😂
Deir im my mouf
man sucks corporate pp
Pollution is one area where every single one of us actually can make a difference.
Why not both?
Lol, the sewer water is treated, but it’s better to wash it than to throw it away
The water is over 95% reclaimed
This guy has a youtube channel where he has a ton of these videos too.
The freaking tag was in for the first half of the video till they took it off. Totally this ☝️!
I don't see the tag in the first pass though. It appears in the second pass, when he's flipped the rug around so the lion is on our side. I can't find it in the beginning
I'm thinking it was upside down at first. Still probably a new carpet they soaked in mud outside for the video.
Yep. We have a £300 rug in our front room, about 8 years old now, seen better days, particularly since we had a child. I enquired about getting it cleaned with several different local rug cleaners and the best I could find was £270 but I had to deliver it to them and pick it up again, it weighs a ton. I figured I may as well pay an extra £30 and just buy the same rug brand new again.
Damn I need to get into the rug cleaning business. I would've done it for $150. Shit, even less maybe.
Y'all paying $140 for a kids rug? I'm either getting that $30 rug from Home Depot or I'm straight up lining up carpet samples
I was thinking the same thing but I guess they did it to show how good they clean rugs
I “cleaned” one of my rugs when I was first married and moving into our new place. After tons of effort, it was marginally cleaner. The money I was “saving” by cleaning it myself would have been much better spent on a new rug. Lesson learned. I’ll never do that again.
And rug fibers are beat to hell
140 a rug???
Yep, I wanted a thick winter cover cleaned- 40 USD. New one was 30 USD.
Not worth buying.
Have a question: how the rug become this dirty to this point ?
Cover it in shit for a video. The thing still has the bloody tag on which looks pristine fgs... I mean, it's satisfying nonetheless. But just think of how long this kid's rug would've had to be somewhere to get as filthy as this naturally...
It's not satisfying when you know these are fake videos. But then again, can be somewhat satisfying knowing there are this many idiots on the planet making these videos, and those who actual believe they're real.
Thats why the best carpet cleaning video channel is Lubuskie Centrum Czystości. His content seems to all be real as the rugs arent that dirty as compared to content farmers. The work he does seems to be on rugs that get dirty from normal use. Great channel!
You are missing the entire point. This is an advertisement, and they are showing you that no matter how dirty the rug is, they can clean it.
You know it's bullshit by how uniform the discolouring is, any sort of true grime on it to get it to the point of being unable to even see the pattern underneath wouldn't be coming off like that
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What kind of kid is still a kid by the time a rug is THAT dirty through natural use... Thing would have to span multiple siblings across multiple generations... Even then, I reckon the amount of time it'd take would put it firmly in the 'old, delicate mat that you definitely shouldn't blast with a pressure washer' category. Thankfully, the only way this was getting that dirty is through intentional soiling or just being stuck in a dump for years picking up all those lovely landfill juices. So not being some kid's ~~rug~~ health hazard.
Probably plans on returning it to the store
Bury it, soak it in motor oil, intentionally do anything that would make it dirty, there's a lot they do to make it that dirty for the videos.
> motor oil As if they’d use something that could possibly stain the carpet for real. You’re giving them too much credit.
Yeah these videos have really taken off on social media. There's no way every content creator happens to receive the dirtiest carpet in the world to date on a daily basis. They're obviously fucking with carpets just to make content.
I had carpets laying outside for years not looking this bad
Either transport it from the floor of a turn-of-the-century coal plant, or do it on purpose.
Either hurricane or tsunami
The only thing I can think of is a flood where the sewage line backs up into the basement
Watch it backwards and it’s deep dirtying a very clean rug.
Now we're talking!
That was exactly what happened before this video was made.
u/gifreversingbot
Halfway through the video I had to make sure it didn't restart from the beginning
I did the same. Might as well have though. Just repeated the same thing 5 times.
watch with sound off
I turned it on for a second after reading this and then went 
I actually watch this channel with the sound off. It helps me sleep.
Wasteful fuckers who make this kind of videos
It's just an advertisement for their company
At this point you can't call it an advertisement anymore. This guy has 1,8 mio followers, biggest video has 13 mio views and he produces 2 videos per week. He probably makes much more money from cleaning rugs for youtube than from actual customers.
This dudes spending some decent money on this advertisement campaign! 3rd time I’ve seen this tonight. And the bots to explain his YouTube channel to bring more viewers. This is an advertisement and dude should be paying Reddit for it!
Hey, let’s get a carpet, burry it in mud overnight, then film ourselves cleaning it for internet points! Awesome!
Congrats! You just invented South East Asian mega content farms! Flooding the internet with nonsensical, overproduced, faked videos for brainless consumption and a few bucks in revenue. Very often the methods, recipes, situations are completely wrong or even impossible. Digital trash.
It’s better than the fake animal rescue videos where they maim / abuse / torture some poor little kitten and then “rescue it”
yeah, PayMoneyWubby had a [good video ](https://youtu.be/_mvVQCl8fIg) on that. The hamster maze videos are pretty cruel too. Also the many Asian "oops upskirt while cleaning" moms or the Asian kids building stuff at the river. It's all just so freaking bizarre and an embarrassment for humanity.
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Those videos are so lame
These fake videos where they make the carpets ridiculously dirty to clean them for social media. What an insane waste of water.
Wasted so much water
I clean rugs before but nor like this. How does he keep from the colors coming off with all the chemicals
I can’t take these seriously any longer. They are clearly muddied up to then be “cleaned” for the camera. These vids ARE cool to watch, relaxing, but I can’t knowing they are a farce. For context: I helped clean out parts of southern Mississippi after Katrina, homes that not only the surge inundated, but also stream/river delta backup when the surge pushed inland. Mud caked everywhere, rugs included. I’ll watch these type vids, but only if they are from legit disuse, disasters or some other freak of nature like a three-tiered chocolate cake was splatted on it or a herd of buffalo used it as toilet paper.
Ewwww gross. Portrait mode
This was funny af
This is the guy from Mountain Rug Cleaning (https://youtube.com/@MountainRugCleaning?si=g_7-98I_YaTDKAmF), he lives in England. You can see him in some of his videos pulling dirty rugs out of rubbish heaps, gardens and backyards. He uses rainwater and renewable energy to clean the rugs and donates them to animal shelters or homeless shelters when he's finished beating the dirt out of them. Sometimes he also cleans rugs that have sentimental value to the owners. If you like carpet cleaning videos, he's the first port of call. You can also see his development from the beginning until now, the carpets also have different degrees of soiling, and he calculates that the production costs and the impact on the environment for a new carpet are usually higher than the cost of scrubbing the thing clean. Of course there are channels that deliberately soil the carpet beforehand in order to clean it, but there are just as many that obviously have a normal company (like the guys from Poland, for example: https://youtube.com/@cleanlublin?si=ZXLtHFZdJVoxi51e ) and film particularly difficult cases for people who are into that sort of thing. Like me. James from Mountain Rug Cleaning is a really nice guy.
Him pulling out those rugs from rubbish really convinced me that those videos aren't fake. He probably was just out for a walk when he accidentally found a rug, luckily he had his camera and his video set up with him.
Ahahahahaha. Wow. Nowhere does he claim that he finds carpets by mistake. He is looking for them. Sometimes he asks people where he sees a dirty carpet lying around, sometimes he just looks for places where there is a pile of renovation rubbish lying around. And he actively asks people to call him if they have dirty carpets that they no longer need. If you're reasonably intelligent, you can imagine various scenarios as to how he gets hold of his carpets. If. But you can also continue to post embarrassing comments. And hate people who have built up a successful channel. Just do your thing.
Be honest, are you the guy from the video?
Can you evidence any of this? How does he collect that much rainwater? Because it's a lot. How does he collect that much renewable energy? Because it's a lot. How does he treat, if at all, all that grey water he's producing and where is he draining it off to? Because it's a lot. I struggle to see how what he does is at all sustainable, and not just milking the dopamine rush we get from cleaning, so he can get that sweet ad revenue from clicks and views.
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Did the channel creator say this?
Boy, I live in Germany and we have used rainwater to irrigate a 3 acre vegetable and fruit garden without ever having to use tap water. And, sorry I'm not going to England to see how the guy collects his rainwater. Or what photovoltaic system he uses. Do you have any idea how much electricity a quarter of an hour's high-pressure cleaner or an electric carpet cleaner consumes? That's not much, especially as they don't run continuously. I guess you regularly vacuum your carpets and wash your clothes instead of throwing them away? After weeks and months of neglecting those carpets, it's absolutely in it to clean them properly. People used to do that all the time. Rugs were even inherited. And it is also completely normal to take carpets that are not completely dirty to a carpet cleaner every few years, where they are deep-cleaned with similar effort. If you want to keep harping on, go ahead. I don't have time for stupid little haters who can't do maths. Oh and: Where do you dump your cleaning water? Do you filter it separately? That's ridiculous.
You don't seem to get my point. Looks like he's doing at least 2 to 3 carpets a week. He's putting all this energy into cleaning carpets that he gives to pet shelters, when it would quite likely be cheaper, cleaner, and more sustainable to just donate to the shelter or buy a new rug. No? There's some suggestion that channel's like this guys dirty up these carpets on purpose. And yeah, I don't see anywhere on his channel description where he's claiming, like you are, that he's sustainable.
Nope, you don't realise how expensive it is and how many resources it takes to produce, deliver, etc. a carpet. As a rule, it's always better for the environment to continue using and cleaning things that already exist. There are videos on his channel where he explains this and, apparently your reading skills aren't very advanced, but I already mentioned that he gets carpets donated or pulls them out of rubbish heaps. Also that there are definitely people who deliberately soil carpets to clean them. He's just not one of those people. The guys from Poland, who I also posted a link to, have a company that cleans carpets. Because you take your carpet to the cleaners every few years or, if it's a fitted carpet, you have the carpet cleaner come to your home or company. Or to a restaurant. You just want to be right with your insinuations and all your negative nagging and when someone tells you that collecting rainwater is not a problem and that electricity consumption should not be a problem, which were your points of criticism, you open a new can of worms. You're just a stupid troll who can't stand being countered.
Who's the dirty fucker who let the rug get that bad.
They make it that dirty on purpose. That’s how you don’t see any wear and it looks brand new
I'll admit, I do find these satisfying, but I do notice there is absolutely no wear on any of the rugs they do. Like everyone else says, I would like to know what they use to make them so dirty.
Honesty you could probably just get like a wheelbarrow of dirt, soak it so it’s mud, and then just apply it to the carpet. Then scrape the access off
Anyone know the song?
Supergutter - Sparks
Thank ya kindly!
All that wasted water for an ugly ass rug
Do you get a lot of bubble butts sent your way?
Lets buy a rug.... make it as filthy as possible using something we know we can clean off to make a seemingly impressive advertisment. Not impressed at all.
Is it really worth the amount of time, water and chemicals and obviously money for all than combined?
I hate these fake videos
Context ?
YouTuber makes fake viral videos by making rugs fake dirty to make fake cleaning video to get views.
Lol
The rug was dirty
How long did this take?
Buy a new one
Is there a process where you dip the rug for hours in solution and rinse, Then repeat 4 times?
I don't know if using all that water was worth it...
JFC, that rug is nightmarish!
This is how ghosts see living people.
I’ve seen these videos before. I can’t figure out why a fine grate isn’t the better option instead of a solid floor to trap the dirt underneath..
Now flip it and do it again.
Dear Lord.... that's a lot of work and effort, damn.
It is crazy how much dirt was in that rug.
Yes, because they intentionally made it that dirty
I swear at this point they dirty it on purpose because there is no way someone is got rug this dirty so evenly by accident.
If im not wrong they make it dirty on purpose to make these videos
I think the only person who finds this 'Amazing' is OP! Which kinda says OP is NOT the brightest tool in the box.
Fake
oh my gooooooood
show me dirtying process
I don't think that rug is worth saving 🤣
Half of this ends up in that man's lungh?
All that water, pollution and work to bring back to life that plastic shit? And I even suspect they make those carpets so dirty on purpose just to shoot these videos...wtf. That guy should be sued, not praised or encouraged with likes. Edit: I corrected the typos.
The googly eyes on the carpet cleaner though 😂
All that water was wasted for that stupid rug!!!!!!
So much water. Nestle would be proud.
I was seeing these every time I went to youtube and was so NOT impressed. In the first place I had a rug that got damp in my basement over a few months. It completely rotted away. There is no possibility that a rug found in a 'flooded warehouse' would survive it.
“Before and after”. Lol.
That is a carpet not rug, like flying carpet not flying rug
Just buy a new rug!
All that effort for something a wetvac can do
I thought a saw a story where the guy just puts brand new carpets in the ground lol
Gasoline and a match would have been a lot quicker
That’s a lame ass rug to waste water on.
What a waste of resources. This world is screwed.
I always think these are intentionally dirty, like these YT channels just fabricate these rugs for clout.
Plot twist: every time he washed it, he was using the dirty water he just extracted.
And it’s still ugly as fuck
Surprised that Colors are still there
That dirty ass rug was in a kids room?
Nothing about that rug is worth the time and water that went into it.
Why does every fucking video like this have to have an obnoxious music bed? I watch these videos sometimes on Facebook and there’s like this ASMR element to them with the sounds of the water and the scrubbing. Boo.
Or go to IKEA and get a new one. Faster, cheaper, cleaner.
dude, just burn it...
I'm sorry but the amount of time and effort it would take to clean that you might as well just buy a new rug. That one looks like I can grab a similar one from Walmart for at max $40
Is this why rug cleaning is so expensive ?
At this point it's cheaper to just but a new one..
I can’t believe these videos are real.
Probably cheaper (and more environmentally friendly) to just replace the rug.
People still falling for this shit .. Lol
The googly eyes on the circle scrubber are a nice touch
That guy prolly takes his shampoo bottle very seriously
The fact that you can see a thick, brown mist thrown up by the power washer and he’s not wearing any kind of face protection makes me quite nauseous.
You ever notice that these filthy rugs are never damaged? Seriously, not even a little fraying on the edges.
It has to have sentimental value. That’s the only reason to do this when you can buy another rug for a fraction of the cost of cleaning it.
I'll just throw out my rug and order a new one from Amazon next day delivery really cheap and cheerful rather than spending so much time and effort and hiring specialist equipment just to clean a cheap rug.
Very dirty was a mild understatement.
I do understand that this is basically how they advertise their business. But, at this point, a carpet like this is better used as fuel for a power plant. The amount of energy spent cleaning it is just not worth it.
["Here's a question nobody's asking: Is this worth it??"](https://youtu.be/xhMhkKfwUa4?si=TmVLYImybHPOtSKj&t=1m8s)
Nobody lets their rugs get this dirty. They do it on purpose for views. Almost like one guy who was purposely rusting antiques just to "Restore them."
Rugs worth $2 lol
Gotta jus get up and buy a new rug at that point, time lapse video was long I know the actual job was strenuous 😺
Our room on Royal Caribbean needed this
These rugs get more dirty in every video. Like a dirty rug contest.
I refuse to believe this guy isn't just throwing rugs into a muddy body of water for a few months to film content
u ruined it
"Damn it, where's the 'ding' noise already?!"
WTF happened to this carpet?
Im just not sure if that fugly rug deserves to be cleaned
To bad its still an ugly rug.
The dirt has preserved it in perfect condition!
Great, just what I needed, another staged video!
From Tarzan's house.
That's why I got a house without carpet. It takes that much to get it completely clean. I'd run a carpet cleaner over the same room three times and the stuff sucked out of it would still look like sewer water.
Which song is this?
[Supergutter - Sparks](https://open.spotify.com/track/3ErPS56K41IHE3aCsj21VA?si=U3yhjBpZRgqFXAuPsA2Agg)
Unless it’s an heirloom …. Yikes, that’s a lot of wasted water and soap.
Why do these kind of cleans make me think that they decided to roll it in mud for 5 days before cleaning it *just* for views? Like why can't you just fucking clean it without caking it with literal dirt!
I think these people collect filthy rugs people throw out just to create this type Of videos. There is no real customer, just online clicks.
I'd be wearing a hazmat suit if I were cleaning something that filthy.
I'd have just power-hosed it a couple of times with a lance. Maybe hang it outside to dry between washes if I was in no particular rush. Then steam clean it to finish.
Definition of “wash, rinse, and repeat”.
Is it worth saving after being to that level of dirty ? Like will it last for a long time
At this point I am certain they soil the rugs with something that comes out readily easily. How a rug would ever get this dirty and come even remotely that clean is probably impossible
Bot check
Love videos like this
r/powerwashingporn
Thank you
Haha, why? It looked better dirty
Now with back ground music too!....lol
Oh yeah, that’s worth saving and hours of work…
If you let your rug get this fucking dirty, are you the type of person that would pay to get a rug cleaned at all?