I'm not a carpet cleaning professional. Instead I do automotive and some residential leather repair & re-dye and carpet and seat stain removal. The spots and stains have just been a try-to-figure-it-out-on-my-own kind of way. I'm looking to increase my knowledge on this board. In the last several months I've been searching better ways to tackle stuff I run into which a detail department probably couldn't get out.

 

Here's what I bought the other day at Jondon's to go with some of the spotters I already have and Little Green Machine:

Matrix Enzyme Pre-spray

Pro's Choice Red One

Chemspec Liqua Gel

Prochem Browning and coffee stain remover

Hydramaster Last Step Rinse

Kleenrite Dry Spotter vs

Kleenrite Dissolve Citrus Booster and spotter

Prochem Solv Ink

 

Does this list look good for automotive stuff? The only lingering questions I still have are: At Jondon's I was all set to get some Blitz for extra dirty auto carpets. Then I mentioned that sometimes there is food involved, and the guy sold me on the Enzyme Pre-spray instead. So the question is: Will the Enzyme handle all the other stuff too like Blitz would? or should I still get Blitz or something comparable? Also once in awhile I run into icky stuff like crayons or glue or paint (though that is usually good and dry by the time I get to it). Besides Liqua Gel and the Dry Spotter, should I also have a POG on hand? Thanks in advance for your responses.