Carpet Care User Reviews
Customer Experience
~ Based on 428 written reviews from the US App Store.
What users say
Summarized from real user reviews of Carpet Care. Based on 6.5K reviews and a 4.6/5 average, it highlights the 3 positives and 4 negatives reviewers mention most about this game.
Positive things
- 🤗Relaxing and enjoyable gameplay
- 👍Satisfying carpet cleaning mechanics
- 💡Interesting progression system
Negative things
- 🐛Unlock issues with the furniture/couch area
- 🔍Lack of new content and updates
- 📺Excessive number of ads
- 🔒Paid features not working as expected
Is Carpet Care Safe?
Carpet Care appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for Carpet Care is 92/100.
This assessment is based on 6,468 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.6/5.
Safety Analysis
~ Based on 6,468 App Store ratings for Carpet Care.
Is Carpet Care Legit?
Carpet Care appears to be a legitimate app. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Carpet Care is 100/100.
Based on 100 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.
Top reviews
it is a very fun game, but there are so many pop-ups of paying real money. Other than that it’s really fun it’s like a relaxing game for when you have nothing to do.
I would like if you got rid of the people who lock up the carpet things I hate it so much
Hello! I absolutely love this game, but I’ve deleted and restarted so many times because of this. The first time, I was able to upgrade my bug vacuum and spray as well as my regular soap and water, but when I got to the “repair” the option to upgrade those things never unlocked. Now, it won’t even let me upgrade the bug vacuum and spray. It stays locked even after I unlock all the areas and do all the available upgrades on everything else.
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This game is so good and so much better than the other games I’ve played
I think this game is very repetitive. All you do is get a carpet, put it on the floor, clean it, and give it back to the customer. Over and over again. This is not gameplay. This is a psychological experiment in human endurance. Aristotle once wrote about the pursuit of happiness, but clearly, Aristotle never spent three hours power-washing a virtual doormat. We are like Sisyphus, but instead of pushing a giant boulder up a hill for eternity, we are pushing a virtual vacuum cleaner over a digital rug. What is dirt? Is it a physical substance, or is it a metaphor for the stains on our very souls? Are we cleaning the carpet, or is the carpet cleaning out our willingness to live?Until you start to wonder when it’s time to get a real job and be paid real money, instead of gawping at 0s and 1s. I am staring into a glowing glass rectangle, watching fake particles disappear, while the universe expands at 73 kilometres per second per megaparsec. Stars are born, burn out, and collapse into black holes. Empires rise from the dust and crumble back into it. And here I am, in a dark room, extracting virtual pet hair from a pixelated hallway. My ancestors hunted mammoths across frozen tundras. They built the Pyramids. They sailed across uncharted oceans. I am using a simulated nozzle to remove a ketchup stain from a polygon rectangle.Time is a precious thing. I waste it cleaning fake carpets for fake people, just to earn fake money. I bought upgraded virtual nozzles. Why? To clean the fake carpets faster. So I could get more fake money. To buy more nozzles. It is a capitalist snake eating its own tail. A simulation of infinite despair. Yesterday, a fake customer named 'Gregory' gave me 40 fake dollars for cleaning his fake rug. I tried to pay my real-world electricity bill with Gregory’s digital gratitude. The electric company laughed at me. My landlord does not accept 'Cleanliness Tokens'.To the people who play this game: go outside. Throw a ball. Touch some actual grass—not the neon green pixels on your screen. Thank your mum for life. Apologise to her that you’ve wasted something so great. Look at a tree. Breathe the oxygen. Feel the wind on your face. Listen to the birds. Life is magical. This game is not. If you continue to play this, you are actively trading your finite time on Earth for a cleaner virtual environment. You are vacuuming your own youth away.And one more serious thing!!!!!!! As I watched the advert for this game, I heard something. Apparently, it has no adverts. LIAR!!!! I have been lied to. Scammed. Forbidden to enjoy a peaceful game. Instead, my eyes have been assaulted by corporate greed! I downloaded this for pure relaxation, and instead, I am being forced to watch unskippable garbage every five seconds. By putting ads in this game, you are stealing my peace of mind. This is a psychological assault. I am contacting my lawyer. I am contacting the United Nations to report these pop-ups.I am going to delete this game and then have a poo. Bye.
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The ads happen to often I can barely play the game
ABSOLUTELY AWESOME AND VERY COOL AND VERY AMAZING
Tons of ads, game is barely functional. Even if you pay for no ads, you have to buy more upgrades just to play. It’s not worth it.
theres like a add every minute its so annoying then those guys come and its SO annoying bc all the adds
the mafia takes carpet spaces and you have to pay $2.99 to get it back and there is a add every minute
Good game but the ads are the same amount as actually playing the game not worth it it for a 50/50 game to ad play
WAY too many ads
to many ads and im not paying just for no ads
Level 3 doesn’t work. It took me forever to get there any the beach location won’t open….
I LOVE THIS GAME EXCEPT the damn mafia boss person. And to many adds. It's so annoying!
The whole mafia concept is terrible, let it be a nice game
not too bad
You work to unlock extra slots only for the mafia to turn up every two minutes and lock the slot? WTH! It’s the most annoying thing ever!
Viel zu viel Werbung, man kann nicht mal 1 Minute ohne Werbung spielen
OMG I love it first day I was SO OP
