Think about it: There are so many videos on the internet about people cleaning dirty carpets. Where do all the dirty carpets come from? Could it be that the "cleaners" first make the carpet dirty intentionally, so they can clean it afterward in order to get clicks on RUclips? Look at this carpet for example. The dirt on it looks fresh and even somewhat moist. If the carpet had been lying for this in some basement for a longer time, it would have been partially rotten. Face it: You're watching a video of someone cleaning the dirt from a carpet that they intentionally made dirty before. Just to get the sweet, sweet views. While watching this may be satisfying to watch as well, I feel it a bit less satisfying. Because they will obviously only put dirt on the carpet that they know they can clean off easily. Like in this case, clean wet sand or mud. That's kinda ... fake, don't you think?
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Think about it: There are so many videos on the internet about people cleaning dirty carpets. Where do all the dirty carpets come from? Could it be that the "cleaners" first make the carpet dirty intentionally, so they can clean it afterward in order to get clicks on RUclips?
Look at this carpet for example. The dirt on it looks fresh and even somewhat moist. If the carpet had been lying for this in some basement for a longer time, it would have been partially rotten.
Face it: You're watching a video of someone cleaning the dirt from a carpet that they intentionally made dirty before. Just to get the sweet, sweet views.
While watching this may be satisfying to watch as well, I feel it a bit less satisfying. Because they will obviously only put dirt on the carpet that they know they can clean off easily. Like in this case, clean wet sand or mud. That's kinda ... fake, don't you think?