Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: BEN DAVISON CLEANING on May 30, 2011, 05:54:08 pm
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A customer of mine has a lukazade stain on a light blue bedroom carpet.its still orange but has been there for about ten years.Just was just wondering if there was anything that would shift it.I said its unlikely after such a long time.
cheers Ben
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10 Years? Not even cutting out and putting a new piece in would look right now.
In other words....No
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thought as much.
she just asked on the off chance tbf :-\
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10 years? Wouldnt even get it out after 10 hrs!! ;D
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This is worth a try:
Spray with general spotter, blot, spray with Chemspec Help Mate, dwell, neutral rinse.
Irn Bru comes out like this and it looks like Lucozade.
Linds
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If it was reasonably fresh then it might be worth a stab but not 10 years, and probably the same after 10 hours.
This is worth a try:
Spray with general spotter, blot, spray with Chemspec Help Mate, dwell, neutral rinse.
Irn Bru comes out like this and it looks like Lucozade.
Linds
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I removed a 2 year old Irn Bru stain from an 80/20 last week, so it may be worth a try.
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very unlikely you will remove it as others have saild even in short time periods these stains can be permanent .
If you are going to have a stab at it make sure you correctly qualify the custys expectations and make it quite clear it is highly unlikely you will be able to remove. be carefull using reducers such as help mate and spray and go ( sod met based products ) they give of fumes.
Make sure the customer is fully aware its their stain and you are not taking reponsibility for the out come .
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A customer of mine has a lukazade stain on a light blue bedroom carpet.its still orange but has been there for about ten years.Just was just wondering if there was anything that would shift it.I said its unlikely after such a long time.
cheers Ben
What is lukazade :P
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lucozade ;D
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Just done a blood spillage at a vey nice country house and they showed me a big lucozade stain on a new wool carpet light brown in colour i have told them it probably wont come out but if anyone can give me some pointers i would be grateful.Regards Alan(swindon................centre of the unknown universe)
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Got one out last week from 80/20 by first attempting to use a microsplitter spotter on it which not surprisingly did nothing. This was followed by stainpro which did lighten it so repeated which didnt make any more difference. Tried Prochem Red rx which lightened it again so repeated again. Finally used hot iron and towel which removed every last bit of colour.
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This is a before picture of an old Lucozade stain on an Nepal rug.
Is there anything i could try on it [looking for suggestions]
or shall i just use my reducer on it?
colin.
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Looks like someone had a go at it already with the vanish, dont even bother wasting your time mate
Mark
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if you get it out, your a legend
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if you get it out, your a legend
And shall be known for ever more as 'Merlin.'
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Cheers Mark,
Yes they have already admitted to having a go or 2 at it.
I have some spare time this weekend so i will have a play and report back later.
Paul/Neil
Yes it would be nice to be known as a legend ;D
colin.
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Colin
Try toothpaste ;)
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Hi Len,
Thanks for the tip ;)
Look what happened [what do you think?] All i have to do now is wash it and it should blend in.
colin
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What brand of toothpaste .
You legend
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Sorry for the personal joke between me and Len.
Dave at the big clean has got a 3 day rug course on next week. They will cover the removal of this and other difficult stains to remove.
colin.
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They will cover the removal of this and other difficult stains to remove.
What is the plural for a group of Merlins anyway ;D
Toothpaste? Possible bleaching agents in it? Because I've seen it take the colour out of bathroom carpets before.
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Paul / Neil
The product used was magic, supplied by Dave at big clean.
colin.