To avoid telling you the story of my life, the carpet has ended up being a rainbow of stains, from dog urine, to juice stains, the works. It has so many different stains that are already dried out that it's crazy. I tried to clean them, but it was already too late (I wasn't here for the actual accidents). We hate it! My husband is very skeptical about it. We can't afford a professional cleaner and we seriously need to get rid of all these stains. Will the rug doctor work on these stains? Make them disappear? We don't really care about a deep cleanse, just enough for the stains to go away, when we move out they'll charge us for every stain that there's on the carpet and we don't want that to happen!
No. What MIGHT work is a carpet stain treatment FIRST, and an enzyme treatment from a pet store FIRST. IF the stains are removable, they will work, but the Rug Doctor, alone, won't. If anything, the heat will make the stains harder to remove
Personally, I was not all that impressed when I used the rug doctor on my carpet. I didn't think the water got that hot and the cleaner didn't get the stains out. I've gone online since I've used the machine and have read that ammonia or vinegar make great cleaning agents, especially if you mix it with extremely hot water. Google homemade carpet cleaners and you can find recipes on how to mix it. I've read you can add it to the machine. My advice to you is if you use the rug doctor make sure you add super hot water to it.
they're great for accepted cleansing of the carpet, yet what gets the stains out is the cleansing product itself. There are spot removers and so on, yet I frequently in basic terms use Bissell rug and carpet shampoo. positioned some drops on a sponge and pass over the spots. you may locate which you do no longer even might desire to apply the device after all. stable success! :)
