Did not work well for me, I do not recommend.
I used the product per the instructions as best I could. I first vacuumed the carpet.  Then, working in 6x6 sections, I sprayed their pre-mist then used the sifter to dust the product over the area.  I brushed it into the carpet.  I let it stand for an hour and vacuumed.  Most stains did not come up.<br /><br />As far as the step to brush the product into the carpet, they tell you two options.  One is to use their orbiter with their carpet brush attachment to brush the product into the carpet.  To me, it seemed that this wasn't the best method for brushing the product into the carpet as the orbital is very powerful and it seemed to more scatter the product than brush it into the carpet.  And I wasn't satisfied with how the sections I did that way came out.  So, I actually went to my Oreck store and bought their hand carpet brush.  I felt that it did a better job of brushing the product into the carpet. But, alas, still didn't really get my carpet clean.<br /><br />I just saw on YouTube someone using a third method to brush the product into the carpet. They used the Oreck orbital, but used the fabric bonnet to push the product into the carpet instead of the carpet brush. I didn't try that method as I didn't think of it and hadn't seen the video yet.  Perhaps that third method might work better. I don't know.  But using the two methods I tried, not very good.<br /><br />I do like the Oreck orbital machine. But, I'm going to use other cleaning products with it. I'm thinking of using the orbital with the bonnet but a commercial brand of encapsulation product.<br /><br />And, the product isn't very cheap either.  I spent a fair amount for their pre-mist, their dry carpet cleaner, and even the hand carpet brush, only to get unsatisfactory results.<br /><br />I do like some Oreck products. I just bought an Oreck vacuum that I like very much and the orbital is a good machine.  But I had poor results with the dry carpet cleaner.
Rating: 2 stars