Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Amazin on July 17, 2022, 12:54:28 pm
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Hey everyone, I'm a window cleaner and ijust caused some stains on customer's new carpet. I was standing on top of a stool with plastic/rubber feets, it was bit melted due to the outside surface temperature when I was using it.
He was not mad but mentioned about going through the insurance. I do have public liability insurance but I wonder if there's any product to clean that off?
Please let me know so I can get back to him. Thanks
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Get in touch with a local carpet cleaner, should come off with a solvent spotter.
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That’s a cheap manmade carpet a solvent spotter should remove it but it still might need a rinse do you need a machine. might be better to find a carpet cleaner.
I would mention to the customer he won’t be getting a new carpet, liability insurance is not like household insurance where it’s ‘new for old’ your insurance will pay out a percentage of the cost of the carpet based on its age. If you have an excess on your policy eg;£300 then offer him that. Like I said it’s a cheap carpet