RugDoctor Mighty PRO X3 User manual

User’s Guide
3 Safety Instructions
5 Cleaning Carpet and Upholstery
7 Maintenance
8 Replacement Parts & Troubleshooting
10 Warranty and Product Registration
11 Rug Doctor Cleaning Products
Retain for your records: To save time if
calling Customer Service for information about
your Rug Doctor® Machine, it is recommended
that you record your machine information here:
Serial # is found inside machine behind the recovery
tank stamped into the body of the machine.
Serial #

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was founded by a professional carpet cleaner in
1972 with the rst machines having been designed
and built for professional use. A brand was born and
soon after, Rug Doctor launched the rst rental
programme that made professional-grade carpet
cleaning machines available to the public. Almost
40 years later, Rug Doctor has grown to become
a household name and continues as the leader in
carpet care rental systems with powerful machines
and innovative products.
Rug Doctor, Unit 29, Timberlaine Trading Estate
Decoy Road, Worthing, West Sussex BN14 8ND
E-mail: [e-mail]
Web Site: www.rugdoctor. co.uk

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Please read all instructions before using. When using an electrical appliance, basic precautions
should always be followed, including the following:
WARNING
Failure to follow the instructions below may expose the user to electric shock, personal injury and/or death.
To reduce the risk of re, electric shock, or injury:
• Do not leave appliance when plugged in. Unplug from outlet when not in use and before servicing.
• To reduce the risk of re and electric shock due to internal component damage, use only Rug Doctor® cleaning
products intended for use with this appliance. See the Cleaning Product section of this manual.
• This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack
of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning the use of the appliance by a person
responsible for their safety.
• Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
• The plug must be removed from the socket-outlet before cleaning or maintaining the appliance.
• Use only Rug Doctor chemicals in this machine.
• Do not use shampoo in this machine.
• Do not pull or carry machine by ex.
• Do not use boiling water in this machine - max temp 50OC. Use only luke warm water on wool carpets.
• Remove mains plug from supply prior to lling or cleaning the machine.
• Do not handle electrical switches or mains plug with wet hands.
• During operation, the liquid ejected could be hazardous due to it’s temperature, pressure or chemical content. Refer to warnings
printed on chemical bottles.
• If foam liquid appears from both sides or top of machine during operation, switch off immediately.
• Care must be taken to ensure that the power supply cable remains undamaged. If damaged, do not change, return machine to hirer.
• To reduce the risk of electric shock - use indoors only.
• Do not allow to be used as a toy. Close attention is necessary when used by or near children.
• Use only as described in this manual. Use only Rug Doctor’s recommended attachments.
• Do not use with damaged cord or plug. If appliance is not working as it should, has been dropped, damaged, left
outdoors, or dropped into water, return it to Rug Doctor Ltd. Call Customer Services on 01903 235558 to arrange.
• Do not pull or carry by cord, use cord as a handle, close a door on cord, or pull cord around sharp edges or
corners. Do not run appliance over cord. Keep cord away from heated surfaces.
• Do not unplug by pulling on cord. To unplug, pull the plug, not the cord.
• Do not handle plug or appliance with wet hands.
• Do not put any object into openings. Do not use with any opening blocked; keep free of dust, lint, hair, and anything that may reduce
air ow.
• Keep hair, loose clothing, ngers, and all parts of body away from openings and moving parts.
• Turn off all controls before unplugging.
• Use extra care when cleaning on stairs.
• Do not use to pick up ammable or combustible liquids such as petrol or use in areas where they may be present.
• Do not use to pick up anything that is burning or smoking, such as cigarettes, matches, or hot ashes.
• Do not use without lters in place.
• Use only on surfaces moistened by the cleaning process or small liquid spills. Do not place machine in standing water or try to
clear ooded areas.
• Do not clean over oor mounted electrical outlets.
• Do not use without upper (white) tank in place.
• The use of an extension cord is not recommended.

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Cleaning With Your Rug Doctor Machine And Products
Read all instructions completely before you begin. To ensure satisfactory results, test
carpets and upholstery for colourfastness. Wet an inconspicuous area with a small amount
of cleaning solution. After 1–2 minutes, blot with a white paper towel and check for colour
transfer. Follow these additional guidelines when cleaning with your Rug Doctor machine:
• Rug Doctor machines and Rug Doctor cleaning products are safe for most carpets. However, you risk damage
to carpets and hard oor surfaces not intended for a water extraction method of cleaning. Do not use the Rug Doctor
machine or cleaning products on natural bre oriental rugs (silk or wool), hand-loomed wool rugs, braided rugs,
sisal or jute carpets; hardwood or laminate ooring. Some stains require professional treatment. Use luke warm
water when cleaning wool, wool blends or delicate bres.
• Rug Doctor machines and Rug Doctor cleaning products are safe for many fabrics, even delicate bres. However, you
risk damage to fabrics not intended for a water extraction method of cleaning. Do not use Rug Doctor machines or
products to clean fabrics with cleaning codes S or X, silk, Haitian cotton, velour, brushed corduroy, leather or non-
colourfast fabrics, mattresses or mattress toppers made with memory foam, foam or goose down. Some stains
like chewing gum will require professional treatment. Use luke warm water when cleaning wool, wool blends or
delicate bres.
• The machine was designed for use on carpet and upholstery applications in accordance with the instructions and
recommendations in this manual.
• Do NOT put bleach, dye or products other than Rug Doctor cleaners in this machine. Use of inappropriate products
may cause this machine to malfunction and may result in carpet or machine damage.
• Always use Rug Doctor Anti-Foam in the upper recovery tank to prevent excess foaming in the upper recovery tank
when cleaning upholstery. Always use Rug Doctor Upholstery Cleaner when cleaning fabrics and upholstery. Foam
should never be allowed to build up in the recovery tank and then be sucked up through the dome lter into the
machine. Damage to the carpet and/or vacuum motor could result.
• To reduce the risk of Fire and Electric shock due to internal component damage, use only Rug Doctor®
cleaning products intended for use with this appliance. See the Cleaning Product section of this manual.
• Avoid picking up hard or sharp objects with the carpet cleaning machine. They may damage the machine. Do not
use the machine for dry vacuuming because this machine does not have a ne dust lter. Dry vacuuming damages the
vacuum motor.
• Do not use the machine to vacuum large quantities of liquid, such as a ooded basement or large spill. This machine is
not equipped with an automatic overow shutoff.
• To avoid damage, do not place the machine or hand tool on hardwood or laminate ooring or allow any solution or
overspray to contact such ooring.
• To avoid pump damage, do not continue to press the spray (pump) button when the solution tank is empty.
Read instructions carefully. Rug Doctor is not responsible for damage due to misuse of this machine.
Carpet Cleaning Tips For Best Results
• Treating difcult spots. Rug Doctor machines are designed to deep clean and extract in one cleaning pass. Your best
choice for cleaning difcult spots, stains or trafc areas is to use Rug Doctor’s specially formulated products: Trafc
Lane Cleaner, Spot & Stain Remover, Urine Eliminator, Odour Remover and Red Stain Remover.
• Avoid over-wetting your carpet. Don’t go over a heavily-soiled spot more than 2 times. Berber, Multi-Level or Looped
carpets retain more liquid. For these types of carpets, DO NOT repeat cleaning passes. If additional cleaning is desired,
allow carpets to dry before attempting to reclean heavily-soiled areas. Because they retain more liquid, Berber carpets
that are overwet can experience “wick up” of soils or spills very deeply embedded in the carpet or backing. If you
experience this problem, allow area to dry completely then clean again using single, quick passes (1-2 feet per second).
• Cleaning Berber carpet; You can use your Rug Doctor machine to clean Berber carpet. For best results, make only
one pass while depressing the thumb switch to release solution. Make a second pass over the same area without
pressing the spray switch so that you are only vacuuming the liquid. Make sure the vacuum slot at the front bottom
edge of the machine is snug against the carpet.
• Overlap passes slightly to cover all areas. IMPORTANT: When pressing the red button, keep machine moving so
vibrating brush does not agitate in one place.
• Liquid recovery. You should recover 70 - 80% of the liquid used depending on your carpet type. With Berber carpet, you
may recover a little less liquid.
• Avoid excess foam in the recovery tank which can be expelled through the machine and may affect your carpet. If
foaming occurs, add 50ml of Rug Doctor Anti-Foam to recovery tank.
• If you replace furniture before the carpet is completely dry, place aluminum foil under furniture legs to prevent wood
dye or rust stains. Leave aluminum foil under furniture legs until carpet is completely dry.
• For faster drying, ventilate area. Open doors and windows. Place fans pointing downwards onto the carpet. Turn on
heat in damp or cold weather. Turn on air conditioner in humid or hot weather. This is highly recommended when
cleaning Berber carpets.

on / off switch
and tool / carpet
cleaning selection
switch
recovery
tank latch &
dome hood
recovery tank
press for spray
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Cleaning Carpets
(ILLUS.1)
(ILLUS.2)
(ILLUS.3)
(ILLUS.4)
(ILLUS.5)
(ILLUS.6)
(ILLUS.7)
(ILLUS.8)
(ILLUS.10)
(ILLUS.9)
lower tank
vacuum slot
(bottom edge
of machine)
dome lter
handle release
Start Cleaning
While depressing red spray button on the top of
the handle (ILLUS.7), pull the machine slowly
and steadily backwards in a straight line, keeping
the vacuum slot against the carpet surface. On
lightly soiled carpets you can pull the machine
quickly at one foot per second. For moderately,
or heavily soiled carpets, pull the machine at
approximately one foot every two seconds. You
will begin to see soiled solution entering the
clear dome. (If you don’t, stop and refer to the
Troubleshooting section).
IMPORTANT: When depressing red spray button,
keep machine moving so the vibrating brush
does not agitate in one place (ILLUS.8).
Release the red button 15cm to 30cm (6 to 12
inches) before ending each pass to stop cleaning
solution and ensure vacuum picks up the last
part of the spray action. Tilt machine back and
push it forward to start a new backward cleaning
pass (ILLUS.9).
Continue cleaning in this manner, overlapping
each pass slightly. When the lower tank runs
out of cleaning solution, the pump sound will
increase in volume slightly and dirty water will
stop entering the dome. Switch the machine
to the OFF position. Remove and empty the
recovery tank by pouring the dirty solution into a
toilet or outdoor drain (ILLUS.10).
Rinse the recovery tank and rell the lower tank
with clean solution/water mixture using a clean
bucket. If you are near the end of your cleaning
job, ll the lower tank half full so it empties by
the end of your job. Replace the recovery tank.
Continue the cleaning process until area to be
cleaned is covered. When cleaning is complete,
switch the machine to the OFF position. To
drain and clean the machine, please refer to the
Maintaining your rug doctor machine section in
this User Guide.
To learn more about how to clean your carpets, refer to “Using your Rug Doctor” section on www.rugdoctor.co.uk
Before You Begin
Review machine safety warnings found in
the front of this manual. Using a normal
vacuum cleaner, vacuum the area you want
to clean to remove loose dirt before using
the Rug Doctor machine. This will help
keep the brushes and water vacuum system
working efciently. Pre-treat any special
problem areas with appropriate Rug Doctor
solutions. For example, use Urine Eliminator
on tough pet stains and other bio-origin
stains.
Set Up
Check the back of the machine to ensure
hose connections are secure and set to
clean carpet instead of upholstery (ILLUS.1)
Lift up on the recovery tank latch and raise
dome hood (ILLUS.2). Remove the recovery
tank.
Depending on how dirty your carpets are,
add half a coffee mug full (150ml) of Rug
Doctor Carpet Detergent product per 9 litres
of hot tap water in a clean bucket (ILLUS.3).
Use caution to ensure water is not so hot as
to scald or burn skin. Only luke warm water
when cleaning wool carpets.
The lower tank capacity for the Rug Doctor
Mighty Pro X3™ is 11 litres. Fill the lower
tank with the Rug Doctor Carpet Detergent
solution by pouring it through the white
lter screen. Machine is full when cleaning
solution halfway covers the lter screen
(ILLUS.4). If foaming occurs, add 50ml of
Rug Doctor Anti-Foam to recovery tank
(ILLUS.5). Replace recovery tank and close
the dome hood (ILLUS.2).
Unwind the power cable and plug in the
machine to the mains. Move furniture as
necessary and then position the machine at
the start of your rst cleaning pass. Ensure
that the mode switch on top of the machine
is turned to “Carpet”.
reset button

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Cleaning Upholstery
Start Cleaning
Test upholstery for colourfastness by rst cleaning a
small, hidden area, then rubbing the test area with
a white paper towel. If no colour appears, continue
cleaning. A little colour on the towel means there’s
some chance of colour running, but it’s likely you can
still clean safely. Try using cool or cold water and test
again with a white paper towel.
Working at a slow, steady pace, begin cleaning by
squeezing the hand tool lever as you pull the tool over
fabric (ILLUS.6). Overlap strokes slightly.
As you clean, with the vacuum switched on, you can
vacuum a small amount of Rug Doctor Anti-Foam
from a container into the small (vacuum) opening of
the hand tool every few minutes to minimise the build
up of suds in the vacuum hose.
If foam builds up around the hand tool, pull the tool
slightly faster or vacuum up the excess solution
by passing over the area a second time without
squeezing the spray lever on the hand tool.
When cleaning is complete, switch the machine to
OFF position.
Disconnect both of the hoses from the machine.
Holding the hose ends over a sink, squeeze the hand
tool trigger until all liquid is drained from the solution
tank.
To completely drain and clean the machine, refer to
the Maintaining Your Rug Doctor Machine section.
Reconnect the machine vacuum and solution hoses
for carpet cleaning mode.
NOTE: For velvet upholstery, uff up damp pile with a
soft brush or towel to keep from matting.
(ILLUS.1) (ILLUS.2)
(ILLUS.3) (ILLUS.4)
(ILLUS.5) (ILLUS.6)
Rug Doctor
Upholstery /
Hand Tool
Rug Doctor
Upholstery
Cleaner
Rug Doctor
Anti-Foam
Before You Begin
Always use Rug Doctor Anti-Foam in the
upper tank to prevent excess foaming in the
recovery tank. If the Rug Doctor machine
ingests foam through the dome lter,
damage to the carpet and vacuum motor
could result.
Set Up
Prepare surfaces for cleaning by thoroughly
vacuuming or brushing. When cleaning
and drying cushions, rst spread sheets or
towels on the oor to act as a drying surface
for the dampened cushions.
Disconnect the machine’s large vacuum
hose at the back of the machine. Reconnect
the top portion to the large vacuum hose of
hand tool. Slide up the brass “quick release
coupler” ring and pull out the small solution
hose (ILLUS.1).
Slide up the ring again to insert the metal
end of the hand tool solution hose. Release
the brass ring to secure. Tug gently on the
hose to make certain the connection is
secure.
Remove the upper recovery tank, mix Rug
Doctor Upholstery Cleaner (as directed on
the product label) in a clean bucket and
pour into the lower cleaning solution tank
(ILLUS.2).
Add add 50ml of Rug Doctor Anti-Foam to
recovery tank (ILLUS.3). Slide the tank back
in place and close the dome hood (ILLUS.4).
Unwind the power cable and plug in the
machine to the mains. Ensure that the mode
switch on top of the machine is turned to
“Tool”.
Turn on the machine by pressing the switch
to the “Tool” position on top of the machine
(ILLUS.5).

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Maintaining Your Rug Doctor Machine
Follow these guidelines to ensure your Rug Doctor machine will last you a lifetime.
Please note failure to comply with the instructions, cautions and safety warnings in this User
Guide voids the warranty.
• Drain the machine by spraying out remaining solution over a oor drain such as a shower base, kitchen sink or outdoor
drain (never in the rain or on wet ground). Do not allow machine to stand in liquid while emptying. For best results,
spray out liquid with machine set to “Tool” to prevent the carpet cleaning brush from wear while emptying. Using this
method you can spray out remaining liquid through the Hand Tool.
Always make sure the machine is in the OFF position, unplugged and the tanks are empty when carrying out the
following maintenance procedures:
• Clean the vibrating brush by pulling down on the plastic brush body (Refer to Replacing A Brush Section). After each
use, unplug the machine from the mains power source and, wearing household rubber gloves, use your nger or an
old comb to remove any debris from the vibrating brush. If you used any Rug Doctor attachments, also remove debris
from the attachment’s vacuum slot.
• Clean the vacuum lter. After each use, inspect the cylindrical lter screen located inside of the clear plastic dome
on the front of the machine. If debris is present, remove the lter screen by pushing it right and compressing the
spring until the lter end is clear of the dome. Clean by running water through the screen from the inside to the
outside. Replace by compressing the spring wire and inserting the black end securely into place in the hole
inside the dome.
• Clean the solution tank lter screen. After each use, inspect the rectangular lter screen located in the ll opening of
the solution (lower) tank. If debris is present, remove screws that hold the lter in place and remove lter from the
solution tank opening. Clean lter by holding it under a tap and letting the water run through the lter in the
opposite direction from the normal lling ow. Before replacing the lter screen, inspect the cylindrical lter mounted
on the end of the solution line inside of the lower tank. If debris is present, remove the lter by pulling it off the
solution line. Hold the lter under owing water until debris is cleared. Replace the lter by pushing it over the end of
the solution hose. Then replace the lter screen and fasten it in place with the two mounting screws.
• Remove carpet bres and any lint from vacuum slot. Periodically check the vacuum slot on the bottom front of the
machine for debris. Remove any bre, hair or other debris that may be caught in the slot.
Caring For Your Machine
• Always use recommended Rug Doctor cleaning products. Do not use dye or bleach in this machine. Dye and bleach
will permanently damage your carpets.
• Store the machine indoors out of dusty, wet and freezing areas. This prolongs the life of your Rug Doctor machine and
helps keep it trouble free.
• Do not expose Rug Doctor machines to freezing temperatures for a prolonged period of time. In freezing temperatures,
liquid in the machine system can damage the pump and solution hoses.
• Use care when transporting your Rug Doctor machine. Rug Doctor machines are designed for rugged use. However,
avoid mishandling such as dropping the unit or transporting it in an open van or truck. Jarring or impacts from sudden
vehicle stops and starts could damage the machine.
Obtaining Service For Your Machine
• Register your new Rug Doctor machine by completing our online Product Registration form at www.rugdoctor.co.uk.
The registration entitles you to service work and replacement parts during the ve year warranty period should your
machine need repairs.
• Do not attempt repair on a machine under warranty. Servicing and warranty repairs should be performed by
Rug Doctor Ltd or an authorised service representative only.
• If you experience an operational problem, call our Consumer Support Hotline at 01903 235558.
Basic replacement parts can be ordered through Consumer Support. If repair is required, you will be directed to take or
ship your Rug Doctor machine direct to Rug Doctor or the nearest authorised repair centre. Rug Doctor recommends
you keep the original X3 carton and packing materials.
• When returning a machine for non-warranty or out of warranty repairs, always take out delivery insurance on the
machine to its full value before shipping.

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Available Replacement Parts For Your Machine
Refer to the following images if you need to order basic replacement parts for your machine.
Do not use replacement parts other than those available through Rug Doctor. Do not attempt
repairs on a machine under warranty.
Replacing A Brush
1. The brush strip is held in place by a snap t connection.
2. Remove the old brush strip by pulling down on the plastic brush body.
3. Insert the new brush strip until it is fully seated.
Troubleshooting
Use this section to help resolve any issues that you may experience with your machine.
If you do not nd the answer to your questions here, please contact the Rug Doctor Hotline at
01903 235558 or visit our web site at www.rugdoctor.co.uk. The Rug Doctor Hotline is
available 5 days a week (except on bank holidays) from 8.30 am to 5.30 pm.
The machine switched is on, but there is no power.
Try the following:
• Make sure the electrical cable is plugged in. If the electrical outlet is connected to a wall socket with a switch, make
sure the switch is in the ON position.
• Check the circuit breaker switch on the machine and reset if necessary.
• Check your mains circuit breaker in your fuse box. If it is off or if a fuse has tripped, unplug the machine and reset the
circuit breaker or reset the fuse. Plug the machine into a different wall socket before beginning again.
• Check the power cable. If it is defective, please contact Rug Doctor Customer Services or an authorised service agent.
A qualied registered electrical professional must repair the machine.
The machine switch is on, but there is intermittent power.
Please contact Rug Doctor or an authorised service agent. A faulty electrical cable, defective
switches, or loose terminal connections can cause intermittent power failures. A qualied
registered electrical professional must repair the machine.
Vacuum Issues
Try the following:
• Make sure the dome hood is closed and securely sealed.
• Check the hose connection at the back of the machine and secure it properly as necessary .
• Clean the lter that is in the dome.
• Remove any accumulated debris around the vacuum slot.
If none of the above steps x the problem, the vacuum hose assembly inside the machine may be defective.
Contact the Rug Doctor or an authorised service agent. A qualied registered electrical professional must repair the
machine.
The machine is on, but the vacuum motor works intermittently.
Please contact the Rug Doctor or an authorised service agent. A loose wiring connection
can cause intermittent vacuuming performance. A qualied registered electrical professional
must repair the machine.
10460
Dome Filter
10461 Lower Tank
Sump Filter
93084 Recovery
Bucket
60400 Lower Tank
Fill Filter
60778 Wheel
20091 Screw, #8 X 1/2”
(For lower tank Fill Filter)
60779 Brush Strip
Replacing A Brush

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Troubleshooting
Solution System Issues
The machine has lost cleaning solution water pressure.
Check the level of solution in the lower tank and rell if necessary.
The machine is on and the spray button or hand tool lever is depressed,
but no spray comes out.
Try the following:
• Make sure the cleaning mode switch is set to the appropriate setting, either Tool or Carpet.
• Make sure the machine is switched to the ON position.
• Check the small solution line hose at the back of the machine. Connect the hose line securely with the quick
release coupler if necessary.
• Brush the spray tips with a soft-bristle brush, such as an old toothbrush, to remove any debris build-up that may
be clogging the tips. Do not brush spray tips with any kind of wire or metal brush. Do not try to unclog the tip
by poking it with a pin or any other object.
• Hand Tool only: Remove the spray tip with a spanner. Rinse the tip, blow air through it to remove any debris build-up that may
be clogging the tip. Reattach the tip with the spanner. Make sure to position the tip opening so that it sprays side to side.
• Check the lower tank sump lter inside the lower tank and clean if necessary. Refer to the Maintaining Your Rug Doctor
Machine section in this document for more information.
The spray from the spray tip(s) is weak or uneven.
Try the following:
• Brush the spray tips with a soft-bristle brush, such as an old toothbrush, to remove any build-up that may be clogging
the tip. Do not brush spray tips with any kind of wire or metal brush. Do not try to unclog the tip by poking it with a pin
or any other object.
• Hand Tool only: Remove the spray tip with a spanner. Rinse the tip and blow air through it to remove any build-up that
may be clogging the tip. Reattach the tip with the spanner. Make sure to position the tip opening so that it sprays side
to side.
• Check the lower tank sump lter inside the lower tank and clean if necessary. Refer to the Maintaining Your Rug Doctor
Machine section in this document for more information.
Excessive Foaming
Foam in the recovery tank is caused most often by cleaning carpets where spray foams have
been used previously. Add 50ml of Rug Doctor Anti-Foam to the recovery tank. If you are cleaning
upholstery, in addition to adding Rug Doctor Anti-Foam to the recovery tank, periodically add
small amounts of Rug Doctor Anti-Foam from a container at the hand tool vacuum slot while
cleaning.
Carpet Discoloration / Stained areas appear on the carpet after cleaning
Try the following:
• Hand Tool only: Remove the spray tip with a spanner. Rinse the tip and blow air through it to remove any build-up that
may be clogging the tip. Reattach the tip with the spanner. Make sure to position the tip opening so that it sprays
side to side.
• After the carpet is completely dry, clean the area with your Rug Doctor X3 machine making sure to avoid overwetting the
carpet. Stains may continue to appear if the carpet is overwetted.
Streaks appear on the carpet during cleaning
Try the following:
• Brush the spray tips with a soft-bristle brush, such as an old toothbrush, to remove any build-up that may be clogging
the tip. Do not brush spray tips with any kind of wire or metal brush. Do not try to unclog the tip by poking it with a pin
or any other object. Check the brush bristles for damage or wear. Replace the brush if necessary.
(continued)

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Rug Doctor Carpet Detergent with SpotBlok®
formulation has been specially developed to really
deep clean your carpet and remove stubborn spots
and stains. It is unique to Rug Doctor and now
contains SpotBlok® stain repellent to add stain
protection every time you clean. It is pet safe and
wool friendly. Rug Doctor Carpet Detergent cleans,
deodorises, rejuvenates and protects.
Comes in 3 sizes.
1 litre for up to 2 rooms
2 litre for up to 4 rooms
4 litre for up to 8 rooms
It’s super concentrated. 1 litre alone makes 60 litres
of cleaning solution.
Rug Doctor Spot & Stain Remover removes
stains from coffee, juice, sauces, chocolate syrup,
permanent marker, makeup, oil, mud, grass and
more. It solves nearly every kind of common spill
or stain.
Rug Doctor Red Stain Remover - Oxygen boosted to
help break the bonds of red dye stains – such as red
wine, curry, felt tip pen, fruit drinks, and blood - on
carpets, upholstery and fabrics. It can also be used
as a pre-treatment to machine cleaning.
Rug Doctor Urine Eliminator is specially formulated
to remove odors and associated stains from urine,
vomit, feces, blood, perspiration, and other pet and
human-origin stains. Urine Eliminator eliminates
the source of the stain and odor.
Rug Doctor Upholstery Cleaner with SpotBlok® -
Deep cleans and revitalises upholstery. SpotBlok®
is a stain repellent to protect your upholstery from
accidental spills long after it’s been cleaned. Use
Rug Doctor Anti-Foam with this product.
Rug Doctor Anti-Foam is used in the machine’s
recovery tank. It eliminates suction loss caused
by foam that can develop as dirty water enters the
recovery tank.
Rug Doctor Odour Remover - An alkaline based
treatment. Can be mixed with the cleaning solution
in the Rug Doctor machine or used on its own. It
uses an enzymatic process to eliminate most foul
odours including food, smoke, mildew and animal
waste, leaving the affected area deodorised.
Effective on some dried in stains.
Rug Doctor Trafc Lane Cleaner - A pre-treatment
for cleaning heavy trafc areas on carpets. It helps
to lift and loosen ground in dirt and soiling … and is
especially effective on greasy and oil based stains.
Now that you have the power of the professionals, make sure you keep cleaning
like one!
Rug Doctor
Carpet Detergent
1 litre
Rug Doctor
Carpet Detergent
2 litre
Rug Doctor
Carpet Detergent
4 litre
Carpet Cleaners
Rug Doctor
Spot & Stain
Remover
Rug Doctor
Red Stain
Remover
Rug Doctor
Urine Eliminator
Stain and Spot Removers
Rug Doctor
Upholstery
Cleaner
Rug Doctor
Anti-Foam
Rug Doctor
Odour Remover
Rug Doctor
Trafc Lane
Cleaner -
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