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Old 12-31-2005, 07:17 PM
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Find a janitorial supply store near by they will give you the good stuff. You may have to tell them you own a car detailing service, some won't sell to the public.
A garden sprayer and a strong shop vac make an acceptable extractor.

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Anyone know a good way to get it off of carpet?
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