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best spray carpet cleaner?

I have a beige carpet that is in need of a good cleaning.I'm looking along the lines of a product that I can spray on, leave vacuum up does a excellent job at eliminating odors/dirt.I am overwhelmed with the amount of products, not to mention I don't want to spend $20 on a product when I could get the job done with spending $6....thank you!

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The Hoover is a reasonably priced carpet cleaner that does a good job with light to medium soiled carpet. The Rug Doctor Mighty Pro is the same exact machine that you'd rent from the grocery store. Of the two, the Rug Doctor is the better carpet cleaner. It is faster, works better. Rug Doctor cleaning solutions are also the best quality solutions I've used.
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This product is really for spot cleaning but the best thing I have found is a el cheapo aerosol spray cleaner, I think it's actually a generic knockoff of Resolve, it's $1 a can and I think I've only found it at Dollar General stores. It works really well and it's only $1, it's in a red can. If the whole thing needs cleaning I would use this spot cleaner first and then rent a steam cleaner. You can rent them from WinnDixie for about $40 and then the solution is extra, depending on what you want/need. I've just used the basic solution and it works pretty well but I would def spot clean first.
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That's not going to cut it if you want a good cleaning. You can rent a carpet cleaner at your local supermarket but you're looking at about 50 bucks and it's back breaking work. Or for about 150 you can get a professional steam cleaner to come out with no effort on your part other than paying. Remember, there is no substitute for elbow grease.

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