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I suppose you gotta use what tools you have. I do have a extractor and prefer that when doing fabric
I've seen plenty of videos of pressure washing carpets, taking a drill brush and spin brush agitating, etc.
In my mind, I've always looked at it as pushing the dirt into the fiber...vs. vacuum and extraction
I have never used a Tornador and never quite *got the concept of it* as well
I dunno if today's -detailing related event- that triggered this post relates to it
I'm returning a loaner car. I'm just doing my 5% so before I return it, I decided to take my leaf blower....and blow out the lower carpets and trunk. Fast, easily, low input effort. While it did make some difference, it wasn't as much as if I just spent 5 minutes taking a vacuum to it, and *sucking* it all out. Even with the blower on full tilt boggy, many stuff remains on the carpet fibers that I can clearly see

I suppose you gotta use what tools you have. I do have a extractor and prefer that when doing fabric
I've seen plenty of videos of pressure washing carpets, taking a drill brush and spin brush agitating, etc.
In my mind, I've always looked at it as pushing the dirt into the fiber...vs. vacuum and extraction
I have never used a Tornador and never quite *got the concept of it* as well
I dunno if today's -detailing related event- that triggered this post relates to it
I'm returning a loaner car. I'm just doing my 5% so before I return it, I decided to take my leaf blower....and blow out the lower carpets and trunk. Fast, easily, low input effort. While it did make some difference, it wasn't as much as if I just spent 5 minutes taking a vacuum to it, and *sucking* it all out. Even with the blower on full tilt boggy, many stuff remains on the carpet fibers that I can clearly see
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