Carpet Compulsive Cleaners
About Carpet Compulsive Cleaners
Carpet Compulsive Cleaners drops you into your own garage, where customers arrive with rugs caked in soot, mud, spaghetti, red wine, coffee, paint, and dog hair. The goal is to blast each one back to life, revealing the hidden pattern underneath as the grime disappears. Two distinct modes shape the experience: a Career mode with a clear financial target — save 100,000 in 100 working days to earn a vacation — and an Endless mode for washing rugs without any deadline. Between jobs, a shop lets you invest earnings in better machines, soaps, brushes, and vacuums.
How to Play Carpet Compulsive Cleaners: Clean, Deliver, Earn
Start each session by picking a rug from the customers waiting in the garage. Hold and drag across the rug to spray water, then switch between the four tools as the job demands. Foam wine stains before rinsing them away, and brush off any remaining debris before finishing with the vacuum. 5% earns a 10% tip on top of the base payment.
In Career mode, speed matters — finishing the day's rugs quickly avoids late penalties, and the money you accumulate opens up better equipment in the shop. Endless mode removes the time pressure entirely, letting the cleaning loop run as long as you like.
Controls
- Hold and drag (mouse or finger): Spray water across the rug
- Buttons at the bottom: Switch between tools
- Key 1: Water
- Key 2: Foam
- Key 3: Brush
- Key 4: Vacuum
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