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Old 04-04-2013, 09:32 PM   #1
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Carpet Protection

What is the best way to protect the carpet around the engine "bump" in a Class A.
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Old 04-04-2013, 09:46 PM   #2
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Well, I guess not using the rig would be the best. Or are you talking about when servicing or removing the engine?
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I am just talking about keeping it clean as you grind your feet into it as you get behind the wheel.
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I have a light weight rug over the hump and a small dog bed for Ultra to lie on when going down the road.
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Stormy,
I have somewaht of an advantage as being an owner of a ChemDry franchise, I clean my and make sure I add carpet protectant when I clean. If you have a ChemDry franchise in your area, have them clean it and but a can of our world famous spot remover to keep it maintained.

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I have somewaht of an advantage as being an owner of a ChemDry franchise, I clean my and make sure I add carpet protectant when I clean. If you have a ChemDry franchise in your area, have them clean it and but a can of our world famous spot remover to keep it maintained.

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Good information Bob. I am looking for something to "cover" that motor bump area with in-between cleanings. Does anyone make a mat or something like that, or is everything custom?
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Buy a can of Woolite carpet and upholstery cleaner with a built in brush applicator and you can apply to the area. A foam will emerge from the applicator and you just brush it in with circular motions and let dry. I just cleaned my club chair today and it looks good.
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Buy a can of Woolite carpet and upholstery cleaner with a built in brush applicator and you can apply to the area. A foam will emerge from the applicator and you just brush it in with circular motions and let dry. I just cleaned my club chair today and it looks good.
Does anyone make a mat for the floor that might wrap around the engine "bump"?
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I wiped out ALL carpet in our MH. Floor replaced with vinyl laminate. Wrapped the doghouse with ultra leather, which matches the new furniture, wipes clean with a wet cloth.
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