I have no idea why I just watched an entire video of washing a dirty rug, but once I started watching I couldn’t stop! There was something satisfying about watching all of that dirt wash out.
I was kind of wondering how the carpet was last washed (at least) 2 years before it was actually made. I suppose that might be called "artistic license" on the part of the editor.
I am 76 years old. I guess, using this kind of math, that I am almost a century old. I suppose that is why my joints ache and I’m getting quite forgetful. Sigh.
Agreed! For me it's kind of like watching the videos of people clearing overgrown yards. Therapeutic in some strange way (as long as I'm not the one having to do it).
Es hipnotizante este vídeo, pero no puedo evitar pensar en la cantidad de agua gastada para una alfombra...en España hay sequía y no podríamos hacer esto. Alfombra nueva y ya está.😅
You ever wonder if these videos like this are just grabbing some year old rug and getting it dirty as possible with what they know will come out with ease just for clicks because people like to watch stuff like this?
Now I understand why they say a Turkish or persian carpet is an heirloom worth passing on. This video made me realize how durable those threads are for it to withstand the heavy duty cleaning done. What an amazing piece of art.
I'd love to know a) where it was that it got that filthy, b) how did it withstand all of that cleaning? There shouldn't have been anything left after all of that!
Turkish carpets are more durable and long-lasting than Persian carpets. The reason is that the knot thrown while making the carpet is different. This is called the Gordes node. There are about 36,000 knots in a carpet. Their dyes are root dyes and are organic. It does not discolor, although the threads of the loops are shortened, it does not spoil the carpet format.
It's 2: 30 am and I am also watching. It's so calming to watch the carpet get cleaner and cleaner. Wish every problem in life could be solved so thoroughly
Just dropped by to make fun of the uploader for the video's title... Ended up watching 23m17s of a carpet being cleaned - And enjoying it! Well played, Sir!!!
It obviously is a good carpet and probably has also not been used massively otherwise there would be signs of wear. I came here because I have a large carpet which I want to clean. Larger and way less dirty than the one shown. I was wondering if harder methods could damage the carpet but that seems to be not so much of a concern.
That's a lot of dirt. I cannot imagine a home with that dirty of a rug. The workmanship of the rug is phenomenal. A rug that can go through 50 yrs of dirt and then go through the rigors of being cleaned. Turkish rugs are woven to last and oh so beautiful.
I just can’t understand how a carpet could be this dirty? Even if you left it out on the street for 50 years, I just can’t comprehend that it could get this dirty!
After decades of exposure to dirt and corrosive substances, the fabric’s tensile strength and resistance to wear is nowhere close to original… i’m impressed the carpet didn’t disintegrate. I’d at least remove first all the abrasive particulate matter like sand in a gentle water bath before applying such brutal methods of mechanical stress on it.
How do you know that old mate (or old madam) that made this magic carpet is dead? They could be sitting on the couch, watching TV while scratching their crotch for all we know. It was only 50 odd years ago (allegedly).
Some of these rugs take long to produce(2-3 years), so he may have considered that even the weaver did not wash it during the manufacturing time. When added to 48 years of service, the unwashed time will exceed 50 years.
Bought a really nice rug from a resale shop, it wasn't as filthy as this but pretty bad in spots, I used a pressure washer n got it clean, sun dried it, beautiful beautiful rug..
I am over 70 years old and I found this video oddly satisfying as well. Apparently us old guys find this entertaining. I know why too. Because old guys LOVE to watch somebody else work. Especially in person where we might have an opportunity to advise how to do it properly in real time!
W😮W! I used to work for an antique rug saler and me and my co-worker Ahmed would bring them rugs to be cleaned every month a van load of them. And must bigger than that one! Great job sir, now I know why it took so long to get them back.
when people say "all that soap and water is a waste, i'd just buy a new carpet" I think about ones like these and how many of the carpets you've shown on this channel have some amount of historical or clear sentimental value. definitely worth the effort
I also think about reduce, reuse and recycle. Throwing away something just because it’s dirty is wasteful. Which is worse for the environment? Using soap and water to clean a dirty carpet or throwing the dirty carpet away? The process of manufacturing a new carpet affects the environment too.
@@Hippoopi Żadna z opcji nie jest dobra dla środowiska 1. wyrzucenie starego i brudnego dywanu to marnotrawstwo ale i zanieczyszczanie środowiska 2. wypranie starego i brudnego dywanu to zużycie hektolitrów wody i ogromnej ilości nie tylko mydła ale i chemikaliów - czyli to działanie ze szkodą dla środowiska 3. kupno nowego dywanu też dobrze środowisku nie robi, bo wcześniej ten dywan wyprodukowano też (niestety) ze szkodą dla środowiska
@@ShilohSapir Gdybym posiadała TAKI dywan, to dbałabym o jego czystość na bieżąco i NIGDY (!!!) nie dopuściłabym do tego, żeby była potrzebna chemiczna pralnia Zeby go wyczyścić i wyprać z tony brudu ! Dywan, który jest na tym filmie czyszczony, chyba był rozłożony na drodze dojazdowej na budowę . . . .
I was so excited that you got most of the mud off the back before starting the soap! Such a beautiful job cleaning without forcing all that mud through the carpet over and over! You really do such a very very good job!
I don't see evidence of abuse and I certainly don't see any restoration occurring here. I don't see any wear pattern on the carpet at all, it looks unused. If anything being covered in soot or silt or whatever it was protected it from the elements. The only thing I see going on here is a very dirty carpet being cleaned quite easily, yes it took a while but, it looks like pretty innocuous silt on it
My guess? It was in a flooded basement and they wanted to try to save it, because it's such a beautiful carpet, looked unworn once clean. There's no other explanation for how much dirt was on that thing.
Imagine the original cost and buying a new replacement. Worth the cost to bring back it's natural beauty and no way the quality can contend with 48 years ago if bought new. You brought back it's glory.
I spent a long time watching this for no other reason than the satisfaction of watching layer upon layer of crap come out of the rug-revealing new colors and the pattern. I imagine it’s even more satisfying in person. Lol. Nice job, fella!
It is amazing to me how much dirt a rug can hold. Even more so with carpets! I will never have carpet in my house. Especially where I live in Florida. Excellent job resurrecting this piece! 👏👏👍
Im also a rug washer. That poor thing has been a door mat or in a garden for most of its life ! Awesome for you to show how indestructible these natural fiber rugs can be.
It would be so great to see the response of the one who owns the carpets after being restored to it’s original beauty Great job ,always an impressive transformation .
Honestly I was kinda in despair thinking it would never get clean. Seeing that last scrub at the end and how vibrant the colors were was so gratifying! Great job!!
Amazing! I couldn't turn it off! The entire time I kept watching for the fringes to come clean. It was a welcome relief to see when that was done successfully! Great job!! 😊👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
This carpet was extremely well made with high quality materials....simply amazing to see its true colors after all these years... little if any damages seen❤
Couldn't stop watching it! I guess it's like cleaning dirty energies in all of us, just waiting for the results, knowing that somewhere, we could shine again!! Amazing job, amazing carpet. Tks
So many thoughts while watching this. ○How can anyone let such a beautiful rug get so dirty? ○Someone brought you a slab of mud, and you turned it into a rug...Magic! ○Water is the greatest solvent on Earth - we are so lucky to have it. ○After clean air, clean water is the greatest gift we've been given. ○It's insane to spend over 20 minutes watching someone clean a rug - and I'll do it again.
Absolutely gorgeous transformation from absolutely ugly to like brand new! What's more amazing is the fact that this 48 year old rug hasn't been cleaned in "50" years 😂
What a beautiful carpet. Sometimes people have an item the value of which they don't know! From a filthy mat that a dog wouldn't piss on to a superb work of art that would grace the wall of a posh restaurant . . .amazing quality to have withstood abuse for so long and still come up trumps! Well done, sir!
Stunning! Now if only I can get him to clean my mind in the same way. lol When I watch things like this, I wonder what it must feel like for the person doing the work. To clean things on a regular basis, I suspect it is a great practice for the mind to keep one in a state of balance and clarity. I imagine this would only be experienced by those that truly enjoy what they do.
Wow this is such a hard work but the result is so rewarding- these carpets are heirlooms and deserve to be saved and preserved for many generations to have them in their homes. I just would bring it more often to be cleaned so the work doesn’t have to be so gruelling
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I have no idea why I just watched an entire video of washing a dirty rug, but once I started watching I couldn’t stop! There was something satisfying about watching all of that dirt wash out.
yeah cause we like to see the end result and it was therapeutic in a weird way
You made me laugh because i was thinking the same for me 😂
Me too 😂😂😂😂 I couldn’t stop!
It’s like the ultimate makeover. Before and afters are fascinating
Jajaja yo también pensé lo mismo. Debía seguir mirando hasta el final y ver el trabajo terminado. 😊
Bad math brought us here. Excellent carpet cleaning kept us here.
Lol exactly. Absolutely fascinating.
Lmao. The frequency of the collective.
You know he could've said we just soaked this rug in a mudpit got two weeks now watch me clean it. And I would have
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I was kind of wondering how the carpet was last washed (at least) 2 years before it was actually made. I suppose that might be called "artistic license" on the part of the editor.
I’m 75 years old and I haven’t seen a rug that dirty in 77 years. WOW
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I just thought it was a black rug 😂...
Are we all here because we can't sleep? Yes. Doesn't change the fact that this was extremely satisfying.
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Ok how did you know? Creepy! I’m so tired 🥱
Lol it's 2am where I am at. Can't sleep lol
No I'm only here bcs the title triggered me so much xD
A 48 yr old carpet hasn't been washed in 50 yrs? Great job by the way.
Literally came here to point this out
Probably just means it's never been washed at all
That made me laugh! It doesn't detract from the work, but it is funny.
I am 76 years old. I guess, using this kind of math, that I am almost a century old. I suppose that is why my joints ache and I’m getting quite forgetful. Sigh.
Instead of boy math it's Carpet Cleaner math 🤣
I have no idea what made me watch all 23 minutes of this, but I did. It was weirdly calming.
Agreed! For me it's kind of like watching the videos of people clearing overgrown yards. Therapeutic in some strange way (as long as I'm not the one having to do it).
This is elite-tier ASMR content, turns out
Es hipnotizante este vídeo, pero no puedo evitar pensar en la cantidad de agua gastada para una alfombra...en España hay sequía y no podríamos hacer esto. Alfombra nueva y ya está.😅
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@@Raquel-gf4ykTotalmente, Raquel. 😂😂😂.
At age 49 i can safely say i haven’t seen such a satisfying video in over 60 years.
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Lol! I feel the same way!
Wishing, I had a job like his! 😂
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You understood the assignment....😂
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I’m 15 and I haven’t seen this good of a video since 1886
Lol!
Me too Buddy at I am 62!
I never imagined that I would watch 23 minutes of cleaning a Turkish carpet. Glad I did - stunning result.
You ever wonder if these videos like this are just grabbing some year old rug and getting it dirty as possible with what they know will come out with ease just for clicks because people like to watch stuff like this?
@@Loop1977That’ll be next week’s video showing the process for getting the rug dirty 😂
@@Loop1977 Probably not. I have three and thank God, have the presence of mind to wash them every two years or so.
That was so hypnotic. Very relaxing to watch. The transformation was incredible.
I felt why am i watching this but i couldnt stop, and if this is an old Persian Rug, it would be wirth some serious coin.
Now I understand why they say a Turkish or persian carpet is an heirloom worth passing on. This video made me realize how durable those threads are for it to withstand the heavy duty cleaning done. What an amazing piece of art.
Not to mention 48 years of being stepped on and covered in ashes, after cleaning it looks soft and new!!
I’m not sure about the really rough second broom he uses though. I feel as if it would damage the fibres. Apart from that - fantastic job!
I'd love to know a) where it was that it got that filthy, b) how did it withstand all of that cleaning? There shouldn't have been anything left after all of that!
@@lottieallen9458 The Bizarre, its also bizarre? hahha
Turkish carpets are more durable and long-lasting than Persian carpets. The reason is that the knot thrown while making the carpet is different. This is called the Gordes node. There are about 36,000 knots in a carpet. Their dyes are root dyes and are organic. It does not discolor, although the threads of the loops are shortened, it does not spoil the carpet format.
It's 2: 30 am and I am also watching. It's so calming to watch the carpet get cleaner and cleaner. Wish every problem in life could be solved so thoroughly
Almost half way through, what is XXL? Maybe the size of the job?
Little steps. Repeated many times
Aaahhh. 😉👍🏼👍🏼
I'm so glad the rug didn't rip or tear. I don't see how any rug could hold that much dirt.😮
2:40 am here! 😂
It's amazing how the colors are still strong - the blue so deep, the creamy white so bright.
Where was this carpet kept, in a mud pit?
Dude, You didn't just clean a very dirty carpet, you restored a work of art! Very well Done!!
Sir, your rug is clean,...but it's starting to unravel. I promise that dragging a buffer brush over it several times, didn't hurt it.
Well said.
Considering how long it takes to make such a carpet and how skilled you need to be, to do it, it’s definitely a work of art.
And he did it by using time travel!
As a 37 year old it’s probably been at least 50 years since I saw a carpet video this satisfying!
Очень смешно 😂
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I don't know why it's so satisfying watching that teal get brighter
And those red rubber boots!!
I'm a housekeeper and this is what we do in our spare time, lol. So satisfying seeing someone else scrub a carpet and doing such a good job!
It’s amazing how the color stays in those fibers without fading. And what a beautiful turquoise.
Lol the dirt protected it from fading!
Yes, amazing. Almost as though it was quite a new carpet that had been deliberately made dirty.
It is not turquoise.
That was my thought, too, how new and vibrant the fibers looked when it was clean.
my first thought was... what the heck state is the rest of the house in?
How can a guy cleaning a rug be so mesmerising. It's fantastic
well it’s archaeological mate; like a field ‘dig’.
It’s crazy how you can use all those chemicals and strip all that dirt off and yet the dyes stays bonded to the fabric like new
After all the nice wash i still feel it should be dumped . Good job tho
Work well done is beautiful
I know right
Back in the day, when everything was built to last... Very nice carpet 😃👍
Just dropped by to make fun of the uploader for the video's title... Ended up watching 23m17s of a carpet being cleaned - And enjoying it!
Well played, Sir!!!
Isn’t it amazing how well these beautiful carpets withstand that kind of dirt and can actually be brought back to life.
It obviously is a good carpet and probably has also not been used massively otherwise there would be signs of wear. I came here because I have a large carpet which I want to clean. Larger and way less dirty than the one shown. I was wondering if harder methods could damage the carpet but that seems to be not so much of a concern.
That’s wool, for ya! All our various plastic fibres could never.
Can we appreciate the dedication and hard back breaking work he's doing here? It's like opening an unexpected gift.
This is probably one of the most gorgeous rugs that I have ever seen! Absolutely stunning. Thank you for what you do!!
The Persian rug is also stunning.
That's a lot of dirt. I cannot imagine a home with that dirty of a rug. The workmanship of the rug is phenomenal. A rug that can go through 50 yrs of dirt and then go through the rigors of being cleaned. Turkish rugs are woven to last and oh so beautiful.
I have been a janitor for 45 years I have never been so mesmerized. Great job
I appreciate this comment very much.
so you are 40 years old ? :))
@@parvanalexandru4041 no sweetie I have been a janitor for 45 years I am retired now. I am 62 I started at the age of 23
Thanks for all the hard work.
@@VineGrove123 no wish I was. I am retired I started janitorial when I was 23
I just can’t understand how a carpet could be this dirty? Even if you left it out on the street for 50 years, I just can’t comprehend that it could get this dirty!
Most likely this video is Bs. Someone made that rug dirty on purpose.
Either way you look at it, that person did an EXCELLENT job at cleaning the rug. Ive never been more satisfied lol
@@mszuzubookitty4646this. Someone gets it
I would guess it probably endured a flood or it was outdoors.
Getting millions of views 😂
I am 43 years old and have not seen a carpet as dirty as this one for more than half a century.
You have to wait another 5 years.
Thank you. The title drove me nuts.
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Because carpet is older than you
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Can't believe I watched 80 mins of this 23 min video! Now I can clean carpets and alter time! Thanks!!
Somewhere up above, there is an artisan blessing you for restoring their work to its glory. What an amazing piece....well done.
Hope he’s not looking up
After decades of exposure to dirt and corrosive substances, the fabric’s tensile strength and resistance to wear is nowhere close to original… i’m impressed the carpet didn’t disintegrate. I’d at least remove first all the abrasive particulate matter like sand in a gentle water bath before applying such brutal methods of mechanical stress on it.
@@wardensisland1478and you are a pro right?
How do you know that old mate (or old madam) that made this magic carpet is dead? They could be sitting on the couch, watching TV while scratching their crotch for all we know. It was only 50 odd years ago (allegedly).
You kept going and cleaning and going and cleaning.... Like you knew what an amazingly beautiful carpet was hidden under the dirt... GREAT JOB!
Of course he knew. He is the one that covered it in dirt! Most likely, the day before filming.
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I watched this video in it's entirety...and I don't regret it.
OMG, love watching a thing of beauty, being brought back to stunning glory, after so much neglect. Must be very rewarding. You're a master restorer.
Do you know how therapeutic this is for me right now? Struggling with daily life and this is all I have
I found crocheting is therapeutic.
Life has improved since watching
Self care is so important. I encourage you to do something just for yourself today.
Legos are a great outlet. You have all of us sending you many hugs.
Hang on buddy , things will get better
So good to see a cleaning service scrubbing the back side of the carpet instead of just watering it. The results are stunning.
All the videos showing carpet cleaning do both front and back.
He’s obviously a better carpet cleaner than mathematician. Stunning carpet though.
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Some of these rugs take long to produce(2-3 years), so he may have considered that even the weaver did not wash it during the manufacturing time. When added to 48 years of service, the unwashed time will exceed 50 years.
Right! 😂
@@demouser1234it goes even deeper, this title is saying the carpet is sensitive about their age and is actually much older than they say.
@@liamwilson7549 😂😂
Bought a really nice rug from a resale shop, it wasn't as filthy as this but pretty bad in spots, I used a pressure washer n got it clean, sun dried it, beautiful beautiful rug..
I am over 70 years old and I found this video oddly satisfying as well. Apparently us old guys find this entertaining. I know why too. Because old guys LOVE to watch somebody else work. Especially in person where we might have an opportunity to advise how to do it properly in real time!
Not just old people though 😅
W😮W! I used to work for an antique rug saler and me and my co-worker Ahmed would bring them rugs to be cleaned every month a van load of them. And must bigger than that one! Great job sir, now I know why it took so long to get them back.
THAT is a “miracle” cleaning. One would have never suspected the true beauty of that magnificent carpet!
I swear I could hear that carpet crying *tears of joy* when that dirt was washed away!
when people say "all that soap and water is a waste, i'd just buy a new carpet" I think about ones like these and how many of the carpets you've shown on this channel have some amount of historical or clear sentimental value. definitely worth the effort
I also think about reduce, reuse and recycle. Throwing away something just because it’s dirty is wasteful. Which is worse for the environment? Using soap and water to clean a dirty carpet or throwing the dirty carpet away? The process of manufacturing a new carpet affects the environment too.
@@Hippoopi Żadna z opcji nie jest dobra dla środowiska
1. wyrzucenie starego i brudnego dywanu to marnotrawstwo ale i zanieczyszczanie środowiska
2. wypranie starego i brudnego dywanu to zużycie hektolitrów wody i ogromnej ilości nie tylko mydła ale i chemikaliów - czyli to działanie ze szkodą dla środowiska
3. kupno nowego dywanu też dobrze środowisku nie robi, bo wcześniej ten dywan wyprodukowano też (niestety) ze szkodą dla środowiska
You couldn't afford to buy a NEW carpet like this one.
A professional cleaning is worth the price.
@@ShilohSapir Gdybym posiadała TAKI dywan, to dbałabym o jego czystość na bieżąco i NIGDY (!!!) nie dopuściłabym do tego, żeby była potrzebna chemiczna pralnia Zeby go wyczyścić i wyprać z tony brudu !
Dywan, który jest na tym filmie czyszczony, chyba był rozłożony na drodze dojazdowej na budowę . . . .
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I was so excited that you got most of the mud off the back before starting the soap! Such a beautiful job cleaning without forcing all that mud through the carpet over and over! You really do such a very very good job!
Wow! I never expected the throughly cleaned rug to be so vibrant, and fully intact. A testament to both it's craftsmanship, and your cleaning skills!
You did a spectacular job on that beautiful carpet. They are such amazing works of art and you saved it.
How could anyone have abused such a beautiful carpet like that? What a brilliant restoration!
I don't see evidence of abuse and I certainly don't see any restoration occurring here. I don't see any wear pattern on the carpet at all, it looks unused. If anything being covered in soot or silt or whatever it was protected it from the elements. The only thing I see going on here is a very dirty carpet being cleaned quite easily, yes it took a while but, it looks like pretty innocuous silt on it
The cleaning guy soiled the carpet for content.
@@markhenry6486 accurate, but you sound unhappy. Maybe fractals would be more appropriate for your entertainment and critical interfaces.
My guess? It was in a flooded basement and they wanted to try to save it, because it's such a beautiful carpet, looked unworn once clean. There's no other explanation for how much dirt was on that thing.
@@jimmcintyre397Actually YOU sound unhappy. The other person had a good critique of the video.
Such a beautiful carpet rediscovered! That was very satisfying to watch all that dirt be washed away! Incredible job!
Imagine the original cost and buying a new replacement. Worth the cost to bring back it's natural beauty and no way the quality can contend with 48 years ago if bought new. You brought back it's glory.
It was made in 1976.
I spent a long time watching this for no other reason than the satisfaction of watching layer upon layer of crap come out of the rug-revealing new colors and the pattern. I imagine it’s even more satisfying in person. Lol. Nice job, fella!
This has been dirty longer than it has existed!!! Truly impressive
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It is amazing to me how much dirt a rug can hold. Even more so with carpets! I will never have carpet in my house. Especially where I live in Florida. Excellent job resurrecting this piece! 👏👏👍
It's astonishing how resilient those rugs are! Made to last 100's of years. Beautiful afterwards! Great work!
Akin to excavating a beautiful ancient mosaic under a couple of thousand years of soil!! Beautiful carpet.
There was a very beautiful carpet underneath all the years of grime. Excellent job cleaning it!!
If you allow carpet in your house to get this bad, you got much bigger problems than just a dirty rug.
Aladdin’s magic carpet after years of crack addiction
Maybe it was in a flooding or submerged in hurricane event…😅
The camels slept on it. 😁👍
@@jsderan4283or wiped their arse on it... camel dung and sandal jam, what a combo.
I think it was a Grey Gardens situation
It is amazing that the skill of the carpet weavers still endure to be revealed by the skill of the cleaner.
Im also a rug washer. That poor thing has been a door mat or in a garden for most of its life ! Awesome for you to show how indestructible these natural fiber rugs can be.
This was so satisfying to watch! Anyone else think around 10 minutes in, “OK, now he is getting into the 90s dirt” lol.
This guy deserves every penny he asks for 💪🏾
It would be so great to see the response of the one who owns the carpets after being restored to it’s original beauty
Great job ,always an impressive transformation .
How did I end up here watching such a rewarding rug cleaning? Amazing, I couldn’t stop watching. Great job on an absolutely beautiful rug!!
Thats amazing how after 50 years its still intact and after that cleaning, its still intact! Amazing craftsmanship! 👏🏻 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Honestly I was kinda in despair thinking it would never get clean. Seeing that last scrub at the end and how vibrant the colors were was so gratifying! Great job!!
Amazing! I couldn't turn it off! The entire time I kept watching for the fringes to come clean. It was a welcome relief to see when that was done successfully! Great job!! 😊👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
This person deserves a raise!
This carpet was extremely well made with high quality materials....simply amazing to see its true colors after all these years... little if any damages seen❤
I can't believe I watched the whole video but it was wo fearful to see. What beautiful colours hidden by time. Thank you for this.
Quality carpet. Never replace this one even in that condition. It shows by how well it turned out.
Absolutely phenomenal cleaning job! Couldn't believe the dirt levels that just kept on coming and coming! Rug is now magnificent!
Couldn't stop watching it! I guess it's like cleaning dirty energies in all of us, just waiting for the results, knowing that somewhere, we could shine again!! Amazing job, amazing carpet. Tks
What an absolute beautiful analogy
Why is that the most satisfying video I’ve ever watched?! 😂. I thought I’d never see clean water come off of it! Good job!
Yes, very satisfying. 50 thousand gallons of water, a ton of elbow grease, and now you have a Turkish rug clean enough for moths to eat off of.
Who's up watching at 3 in the morning right now?
Me. I would never have imagined.
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@@alrbredwall it's therapeutic
Me, from Portugal
you not getting me this time, ma boi :)
2pm here
I can't believe how beautiful! And watching the process was very interesting! This is hard work, but it must be satisfying when you're finished!❤
Holy shit, fantastic. I can’t believe I just watched that entire thing. It was so gratifying.
Thank you for your service, Mr. Carpet!
Ready for another 48 years!
So many thoughts while watching this. ○How can anyone let such a beautiful rug get so dirty? ○Someone brought you a slab of mud, and you turned it into a rug...Magic! ○Water is the greatest solvent on Earth - we are so lucky to have it. ○After clean air, clean water is the greatest gift we've been given. ○It's insane to spend over 20 minutes watching someone clean a rug - and I'll do it again.
Incredible! A 48 yr old rug looks so incredibly clean after more than 50 yrs!
Never seen a carpet this dirty in all my life. So we'll done 👏👏👏
Thank you so much friend 😊
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He makes them dirty before cleaning them he’s a scam….
@@freewillchoice8052 100% No one is going to let their carpet go uncleaned for 48 years. Its all BS.
@@freewillchoice8052 yes, of course. and he's taking more than 50 years to do it, even though he's only 48.
These carpets are stunning, the workmanship and labour that went into them. They are works of art. Thank you!
Amazed people would let it get into this condition... Bravo Great recovery !
I suspect many of the rugs that show up in this condition came from houses that were flooded.
The volume of water they have coming out of that hose is incredible. I also love how specialized that room is.
I have mo idea why I am watching but it is soothing to see it get cleaned. Weird so bored I am watching this for entrainment lol
Absolutely gorgeous transformation from absolutely ugly to like brand new! What's more amazing is the fact that this 48 year old rug hasn't been cleaned in "50" years 😂
Der war auf der Autobahn in Istanbul gelegen
What a beautiful carpet. Sometimes people have an item the value of which they don't know! From a filthy mat that a dog wouldn't piss on to a superb work of art that would grace the wall of a posh restaurant . . .amazing quality to have withstood abuse for so long and still come up trumps! Well done, sir!
This helps my soul. Watching something well used and beutiful be cleaned and appreciated. Treated well and healed. It heals my soul and mind. ❤
Stunning! Now if only I can get him to clean my mind in the same way. lol When I watch things like this, I wonder what it must feel like for the person doing the work. To clean things on a regular basis, I suspect it is a great practice for the mind to keep one in a state of balance and clarity. I imagine this would only be experienced by those that truly enjoy what they do.
i think of his lower back
@@panstolen I thought of their ears-- hoping they had some kind of ear protection.
My most favorite rug ever! I love the color and the design pattern.
Something very satisfying about the methodical way you work 👍🏼
Absolutely incredible. Magnificent carpet revealed by your cleaning expertise. Clearly a master carpet maker met a master carpet cleaner.
He brought that rug back to life
This particular carpet deserves just 2 words, good job!
Ковер красоты необыкновенной. Очень красиво. А моют как, нет сил оторваться.
Gorgeous rug! So therapeutic to watch something be lovingly restored rather than end up in the landfill. Great work!
Well at least I know I can keep my Turkish rug on the river bed and it will be okay! 😊
Great work
WOW what an absolutely gorgeous rug! I’m amazed how you were able to make it look like new again!
Thank you so much friend 😊🖐️
@@CCS1 you are so very welcome. I hate seeing things destroyed over time but love watching you bring these rugs back to life.
That rug is gorgeous. My hat off to you for saving it.
Wow this is such a hard work but the result is so rewarding- these carpets are heirlooms and deserve to be saved and preserved for many generations to have them in their homes. I just would bring it more often to be cleaned so the work doesn’t have to be so gruelling
This says as much about the quality of the craftsman as it does the skills of the cleaning guy. That is a serious bit of carpet.
A beautiful carpet but one of the best revivals ever. Ty.
I can't believe I watched the whole thing. Love that clean rug and the colors that showed up.
So satisfying…And this is one of the most gorgeous rugs I’ve ever seen! The sense of accomplishment must have been Real!