Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: craignozza on May 18, 2012, 03:26:02 pm
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Got a call today from a lady who had hired the famous RUGDOCTOR ::) ::) to clean her carpet anyway i went to have a look and there are huge browning marks everywhere .Its the first time i have ever encountered this problem so whats the right method and what are the chances of removing them cheers craig
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Craig had 2 of these so far this year. ;D easy fix though .
For got to give you my number 07872944446
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I'd give it a good coating of acetic acid (56% stock diluted at maybe 1:100, might need to be a bit stronger but test) or alternatively off-the-shelf prochem browning prescription, maybe easier. Brush in or bonnet, should see the browning literally melt away.
Then clean it properly, probably would only need a neutral pH, I'd use m-power or similar, maybe belt & braces to acid rinse and speed dry with air movers :)
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You probably could clean it first, then correct with post-treatment but I always like to treat the problem before doing the clean, just seems more logical to fix the problem before going any further