REMOVE Stains and Bacteria From Your Cars Interior | BioBreak

[@davidboyce6427]

If people can’t see you’re running a business then they don’t understand business. You don’t have people just hanging out like you may see in a barbershop. You guys are focused with deadlines to meet. Keep grinding because I appreciate these videos. I’m listening and talking notes; class is in session 🤜🏽

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Exactly. It is hard to do both. To talk say what you need to say. Capture and move the camera also the best angle for the time being. It's rough 😅😅. Appreciate the content as for your second comment yes the before was ridiculous. Once I upgrade and get an actual camera you guys will see. Little by little I'll invest into a camera thinking of the DJI3 pocket. We are always focused on deadlines! Customers want their vehicles back.
Especially in NY fast paced city.

[@davidboyce6427]

@@DetailingMadeSimple Make sense to me fast paced big market city👍

[@davidboyce6427]

Soc those before pictures were a challenge to begin with. Really impressive what you and the Mrs are able to show. Just excellent results. Mad respect 🤜🏽.

[@crazzyskilled6181]

crazy how the mats turned out after the extractions
loved it keep it up and make more

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Yes was a crazy transformation. Definitely removed all that gunk and grime. Appreciate you liking the content. More coming out!

[@JustS0meNO0b]

Hey man, if I use a ridgid diy extractor that connects to tap water. How should I apply the neutralizing step? Do i just mix it in spray bottle at more agressive dilution or something if so what exactly would ypu reccomend to try?

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

To be honest I never tried a diy ridgid extractor. So I wouldn't want to tell you something I don't know. That's just my personal opinion.
Now if it's up to me I'd still keep it same dilution in the spray bottle as the dilution is no different in the extractor vs a spray bottle. Then I guess suck up excess with your vacuum that's how I'd go about it.

[@ociananic11]

What extractor model and make are you using? Also, do you like it?

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Hey Cindy. The model and make is the Mytee HP60 Spyder. I love it a lot. As an enthusiast it is not needed but if you have the money by all means. As a business I use it once to two times a month max!.
I don’t extract if not needed. It’s an amazing extractor works great! 👍 hope I answered your question.

[@ArthurMSoto]

I have an aqua pro extractor it’s not hot water but also the tank size is like 1.5gal. Would it still make sense for me to put flex ice in it?

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

Yes it’s still perfectly fine to put in flex ice. I used to have an aqua pro vac. I would put about half a scoop a tad bit less than that in my solution tank. But I would put hot water and put flex ice so it dissolves nice and quick. Remember the point of flex ice is to neutralize the degreasing and cleaning agents of your carpet or upholstery chemical. If you do not do that what happens is next time you go in with damp clothes spill water etc. it will reactivate those cleaning agents transferring dirt grime and potential wicking. Hope this helps out 👍👊

[@ArthurMSoto]

@@DetailingMadeSimple Appreciate the response, and most def was going to neutralize in someway just wasn't sure how well it would do with aqua pro since you dont hear about that much. I will give it a go and see how it works out!

[@DetailingMadeSimple]

@@ArthurMSoto anytime 💪. You’ll love the flex ice. It also has some cleaning power as well it’s not just a neutralizer