Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: mjm on May 17, 2020, 10:58:51 am
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I usually. Use a sticky roller on the wool that's come if the socks you know the little speckle. Beads that come of the socks on the cream carpet how are you getting the. Beads off the carpet when the whole area is covered in them in all. Rooms
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for me it would depend a bit on the exact type of carpet , but generally if a carpet has gotten to that stage .... giving it a bit of hell with a rotary and a medium brush ... or a red floor pad , does more good than harm . Sometimes a crb will do it also , sometimes not .
That will generally shift it , but id you have a stubborn patch or the carpet is delicate it could come down to gently shaving the patch on your knees, with the like of a four inch craft knife blade or some other shaving solution.
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Alright. John thanks
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Use a wire brush carefully ! ::)roll
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Use a wire brush carefully ! ::)roll
i completly forgot that ... and it used to be my goto method
These thin ones worked best for me ....as distinct from the wider ones with wooden handles
https://www.mpaspares.com/products/hand-steel-wire-brush-for-heavy-duty-cleaning-with-durable-plastic-handle
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I find the best way of removing sock fibre is to use a hacksaw blade, hold it at either end and lightly brush it towards you. It’s an old carpet fitters trick to remove new carpet fluff.
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I use one of these....
(http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/1589783928_CE4FE191-3DD8-4D36-B00A-49A4F1920F4B.jpeg)
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Thanks Mike
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Where did you that from Mike
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Where did you that from Mike
Most garden centres have a section with barbecues, they sell them there
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The wire pet hair brush....amazing for this
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The wire pet hair brush....amazing for this
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Have you a link
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Mike I think I saw one of those in an Ann Summers shop ;D