I even do this with whole car seats that are heavily soiled. Hot water in a pressure washer will wash any stain out!

jack nimble Actually you are not taking dirt away. You just pull it thru the fibers making look like clean but dirt its all on the undercover.

Sergio Barraza that may be somewhat true but it’s not going to come back up some stay “clean” on the top which is all that matters.

yeah, a few of the dirtiest mats hes done, shit, I saturate with 200 degree extractor water mixed with a fabric shampoo, slam with a air drill with a carpet brush, vaccume, hang to dry and im on my way in 1min to the next floor mat. Im fixed location, in a poor region so I'm routinely getting cars that are pretty hammered, whatever cuts to the chase and attacks it the fastest and most efficent is usually my way

Damn it i just went to type the same thing lol! I have veleted/detailed cars for 11yrs now and for floor mats at least nothing works better than that method 👍

Then send him one

you bring a washing machine on site when you detail?

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Iv had one since day 1. Not bending over its my gig I'll do whatever i went.

moose Right! I never like the light colored mats. You can see every freakin thing.

And nothing say "just another shitty work vehicle" like good ol' rubber mats!

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lol

Right.. lol

Lol

You should go to chad haire auto review channel. He will mix it up with you if you talk smack to him Hilarious

15 gallon 225psi dewalt compressor

Yup

Same process here haha , pressure washer and purple and hang them haha

Josh Pierce love me some purple power!

yea i do to they just come out wet

Ahh yeah! Nice to see some common sense here...

Plus it needs a really big compressor. It's slow and it's just stupid. Worst thing I have bought

Purple power is good stuff. Works great for floor mats, but I won't use a pressure washer on an interior. That's where this thing shines. Punch through, get in the thought spots, and don't drench everything. Quick cleanup. It's as effective as, definitely faster than & a lot cheaper than an extractor, plus it will do the entire interior. The only downfalls are it being a bit clunky & the air consumption.

TUKULITO ZAKAYAMAS not well

The Tornador puts out a significant amount of water, even in vapor form, into the mat or whatever you're cleaning with it. It will saturate the item if you let it. The way the air works in the device is to move the water "through" (if you want to think of it like that) the material so whatever cleaning products are in there don't stay there. I think if you go over it with the Tornador enough, it will get the cleaner out of whatever you're cleaning. It may take some practice to be able to do it without saturating the item, but it can be done.

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Probably a gas generator

100L is fine 😄

@@bkdetailing no 270l is fine ;)

Dallen Helmer hahaha, that's what safety glasses are for, to protect your eyes!

ryan1540 It essentially get's blown away. And just like every other thing in this world, everything has trade-off's. So far it is of no concern as it has presented no problems, and I would take it over an extractor as a rule any day of the week. The only time I would take an extractor would be for cleaning up extensive liquid spills.

Thanks for the reply, Ive seen a couple videos of this before it does look good!

ryan1540 I'm pretty sure Darren's Kirkland microfiber picks up a lot of the dirt also :)

If it was pushed down where you cant see it then it would not have wiped clean like it did

I guess people are just going to ignore the dirt that was blown off the side of the mat.

Kevin Spangler I like husky liners ALOT better better made and cheaper. I have a Prius paid $210 for front and back weather tech mats and the back ones don’t fit good the sides fold in and they don’t cover as much as the husky liner

Martin Nino Have a look at this link: www.best-auto-detailing-tips.com/detailing-vacuum.html And good luck with your efforts!

This vacuum is far better because it washes carpets and dry vacuums carpets

+Auto Fetish Detail why you shake that!? you dont need shake tornador! absolutly you have no idea about tornador!

I noticed he kept the label on the clear bottle hidden..lol how childish.

Cajun Kevin i came do this same job with mean green and some elbow grease ha ha ha ha ha ha

80 Gal is like a 300L tank on your compressor. Huge ..... .what kinds of pressure and airflow can there units push out?

rug dr is a little large for interior car detailing

I used to professionally clean carpets for 16 years and I can tell you that a product called Grease Eraser from Chemeisters is the best product I have ever used. I like it most because it did not leave a residue and had little to no suds while applying. Awesome product and much cheaper if purchased in bulk.

Eduardo Vinicius I assume you meant "how long"? It took about 4 minutes perhaps. Wasn't really timing the moment though....

austin borrell Home Depot has it in the portable shop vac section. It's the Ridgid auto Detailing kit cost me $39. I live it the Hose is more flexible, longer and comes with a few other attachments!!!! $110 for the rigid vacuum and detailing kit.

isiscrushes Thanks for the reply ☺ Great video!

UrbanDubsmith Yes, I also use the Tornador on the interior carpeting and upholstery. I still scrub leather upholstery by hand, but any fabrics I use the Tornador or my steamer. And see this for the vacuum: www.best-auto-detailing-tips.com/detailing-vacuum.html

That's exactly what I thought you were using and it makes total sense. You don't need 140" of water lift, you're not extracting with the vacuum, and from what you've demonstrated; if you use brushes or the Tornador correctly you just need a decent small vacuum. Thanks for the tips.

UrbanDubsmith Great conclusion!

Andrew Chandler always unravel the entire cord when you use it. when rolling it up at the end of the day, ensure to roll it nicely, and tie it off well. If you do these two things, the cord shouldn't tangle.

Dylan Baxter That should definitely help.

Larry Duran See part 2!

Watching it now

Jose Alvarez Yes I use it in fact, it works great, plus it is not expensive.

they only cost 3 or 4 bucks! so I might give it a try!

Great product. At the dollar store USD $1.00 16oz. trigger sprayer bottle, USD $1.00 32oz. bottle no sprayer. I also think it consumes needles time to saturate mats and then try to suck a gallon of water out of the mat. Less soaking and you can cut down extraction effort. I use a Rigid 4 gallon 5 peak horse power wet & dry vac. It does a good job on interior and exterior blowing and the suction performance is very good too. Saved on an extractor.

Very simple, an extraction machine does not have the power to remove debris like this tool. It is a versatile tool that can be used with, or without liquid, and he is using a powerful wet/dry vac to extract any excess dirt and liquid which essentially does the same as an carpet extractor.

@@lonestarpatriot876 lol...what?

I got a Briggs Stratton air compressor looks like the one you have in your back ground

i havent seen a comment yet about the size

Air compressor?

dewalt 15 gal 225 psi