Chemical Guys 64 oz Foaming Citrus Fabric Clean Carpet & Upholstery Cleaner - Ideal for Car Carpets, Seats & Floor Mats Review

If you want your upholstery or carpet to smell nice, this item is great! I used it on my project machine which had a big pile of hair and smell! Just don't use it with a portable deep cleaning machine unless you have a defoamer. It foams up in the suction container and flows off. Great product with a pleasant smell and very easy to use!

I have purchased 10 different Chemical Guys items in the last 6 months and have always been impressed. I have only used retail cleaning supplies. This fabric cleaner did an amazing job removing pet stains. I've run it with Bissell Carpet Cleaner and have had fantastic results. By the way, another Chemical Guys product I bought actually did a wonderful job of keeping my car clean.

About car service here. This is my general stain and dirt cleaner. 20:1 and Tornador Purge or 8:1 for heavy soiling and suction. Leaves no residue until you apply more than you can take out. At 20:1 I feel safe blowing it out, but at 8:1 the carpet fibers need to be washed with water to neutralize them - but that's just water, no acid wash required.

I recently bought a 1991 Isuzu Trooper with very dirty carpet. Starting with the trunk. I used this in a spray bottle with a brush head and cleaned it with a shop vac. It absorbs dirt well, removes light stains. Not very good on heavy, blotchy (especially rusty) ones. Made a world of difference in the trunk. The back of the carpet did not work well due to heavy staining. Smells good, not overpowering. It seems to take some time to fully dry, even after a thorough wet vacuum. Would recommend but

This product is a waste of money. I could use Shout Carpet Cleaner or a regular homemade carpet cleaner like Bissel's formula and that would be much better. It lathers a lot but does absolutely nothing. I mopped, rinsed, soaked up the water and repeated for about 4 hours and the same stains that were there when I started were the same stains when I finished. Those who say it works probably only have superficial stains, but if you get heavy traffic and need a deep clean, this won't work. Other…

The fabric car seats smelled of sweat, so I cleaned them first with baking soda and vinegar (as recommended on several websites). It didn't really work, except my car now has a lingering vinegar smell. I have used this product to get rid of the vinegar smell and it seems to have worked. The vial contained a concentrated solution to be mixed with water. A mixture of 20:1 for general cleaning and 8:1 for stubborn stains is recommended. I chose 8-to-1 for my car seats and it was too strong. I…

This fluorescent yellow potion is the best you can find. Just a few ounces in a spray can is enough for an entire Yukon, maybe two small cars. Small things have a big impact. Yes, it's expensive, but trust me, it's so concentrated and powerful that it will remove the muck from your carpets and rugs, you won't believe it! We had several unexplained black spots on the Denali. I was sure that a carpet was damaged. EVERY PART OF THIS IS OUT. It takes a lot to impress me, but to be honest, this…