Around here in Houston we have a large population of entrepreneurial
"undocumented visitors" who do this kind of stuff for cheap, set
themselves up at corners and shopping center lots and such with water
tanks and power sprayers and cleaning supplies. In Arizona I think you
might also have this "resource" you could draw on, and save yourself a
lot of effort while also directly contributing to the economic
development of countries south of us, without first filtering your money
through the gummint. Then again, you might not want to
encourage/participate in this sort of direct foreign aid, so in that
case get a wet/dry vac and those products you mention. I use the
green/orange cleaner diluted in a spray bottle, the orange leaves a nice
smell, seems to do all the surfaces OK. The vac gets the stuff out of
the carpet/cloth nicely once you spray the cleaner in there. Then lots
of rags and warm rinse water.
--R
Bob Rentfro wrote:
Went to Cal yeaterday to get the Beetle (daughter child is off to the U.K.).
Drove the 300D over and SHMBO and the boy-child, with his bright, shiny new
permit, followed me back. They got 48mpg, I got 22mpg.
The Bug is retchingly gross dirty. I can't describe it. She is going to get the
riot act read to her when she returns...and, unless I cool off a bit by then,
she may not even get the car back.
Right now I'm fighting the urge to just take this rolling dump to someone and
let them detail it. However, I'm sure I should just do it myself.
So then...what is the best:
carpet cleaner
upolstery cleaner
any other detailing helps/tricks/stuff.
Thanks
Bob Rentfro
'77 300D 148K
'01 VW Beetle TDI 61K (grodiest car in the whole world...at this time)
Litchfield Park, AZ
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