Carpet extractor1/10/2023 ![]() While it doesn’t produce quite the amount of cleaning power as a heated unit, but still one of the most affordable and portable extractors you can buy. This unit is probably my favorite option for most detailers not looking to spend any more than $500 on a carpet extractor. Sandia Spotter 50-1000 carpet extractor – Click to view on Amazon I decided to assign each device a rating based on factors like affordability, tank size, maximum output in PSI, portability, and user reviews online. My RecommendationsĪfter doing some research, I wanted to give a few recommendations for detailers taking into consideration your clientele and needs. Non-heated extractors will work just fine for most detailers and are typically much safer on other surfaces you may occasionally use them on (like carpets or rugs) since they won’t shrink the carpet fibers or discolor them if too hot. They do tend to disinfect better and clean a little bit better, so it’s something to consider. If you have clients (like car dealerships) that bring you absolutely filthy vehicles on a regular basis, it’s probably a good investment that can save you time. ![]() The downside is these usually cost a lot more than basic carpet extractors, and may not be worth the cost for some auto detailers. Most higher-end carpet extractors will contain some sort of heating element, which can make removing some stains and trapped dirt easier in most cases. This is essentially replicating a heated carpet extractor to an extent, only with hot vapor, and not hot water. What steamers don’t do is remove what’s left behind – the muddy liquid that has been lifted to the surface.įor this reason, I’ve seen many detailers who will use a wet/dry vacuum in one hand, and a steamer in the other. Carpet extractors typically are much more efficient at lifting and removing stains than steamers are.Ī steam cleaner is great for using heat to remove stains or dirt that otherwise would be difficult to remove using a degreaser or carpet cleaning foam with a brush. Many people tend to use carpet ‘steamers’ and extractors pretty interchangeably, but they are in fact different. ![]()
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