Pro cleaner shows how they brought scruffy carpet back to life but people are convinced it should've been binned | The Sun
A CLEANING company caused concern after sharing a carpet transformation that left people fearing it may have been better to just throw the carpet away.
Quality Cleaners 4 U regularly shares social media videos showcasing how its workers deep clean the dirtiest of carpets.
In a video recently posted on TikTok, it showed a grey carpet with heavy dirt buildup and staining throughout the middle.
The mucky centre had a thick and dark ring of dirt around it.
Viewers were blown away by the state of the carpet and dying to know how the build up became so thick.
“Did they change their oil on that carpet?” one questioned.
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“Wow, did they walk through mud everyday?” another quipped.
To begin fixing it, the cleaner applied a heavy helping of Prochem Citrus Gel to the soiled woven fibre.
Prochem is a professional-strength citrus solvent and detergent based gel spot remover for oil, grease, tar, gum and other oily spots on carpet and fabrics.
The cleaner, who is based in Birmingham, then used a wet vacuum to help the gel penetrate the carpet fibres deeper.
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But for some viewers, it still wasn’t enough to save the hallway floor.
“Surely you just replace it when it gets that bad?” one asked.
“This is seriously gross,” another squirmed. “How does that even happen?”
“I know the padding under that is raunchy,” another said.
Other viewers weren’t convinced it was possible to clean a carpet that’s gotten that dirty.
“There’s no way you can convince me that it's clean,” one said.
“Now the dark dirt is just evenly distributed,” a second added.
The majority of viewers were set on throwing the carpet away, voting it as the most hygienic option.
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The controversial video has totted up a whopping 1.7 million views with over 1,700 people taking to the comments to weigh in on the carpet.
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