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Title: The Hampshire chain saw massacre
Post by: Neil Williams on June 26, 2012, 05:40:28 pm
Old ladies daughter who phoned last night "There's a fair amount of blood if you can do anything about it"
Me "I'll have a look but it shouldn't be too much of a problem"

This morning
Me "Jeez what happened here"
Her "A vein burst and another 5 minutes she would have died from blood loss"

This lot went from one wc down the hallway to another bathroom.
Now I've dealt with blood enough times before but I felt sick watching pure red stuff going up the hand tool.
I removed the wc carpet and underlay for destroying...that was just too much and too deep.
And yes before anyone says anything I did the full PPE stuff and everythings been sanitised.

(http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/1340728115_blood carpet lots 002 small.jpg)
Title: Re: The Hampshire chain saw massacre
Post by: Steve Chapman on June 26, 2012, 05:45:32 pm
Ooo err thats a bit much for first thing in the morning  :o

Have done a few of these, but mostly just tell them to chuck the carpet nowadays.

Bet you were there for a while rinsing that lot  :'(


Steve
Title: Re: The Hampshire chain saw massacre
Post by: Tony Gill Carpet Smart on June 26, 2012, 05:48:42 pm
Wait for the call back rust remover in hand  ;D ;D
Title: Re: The Hampshire chain saw massacre
Post by: Shaun_Ashmore on June 26, 2012, 05:52:49 pm
I got a call for this kind of problem last week but it was congealed so I told them to dump it for health reasons.

Shaun
Title: Re: The Hampshire chain saw massacre
Post by: Neil Williams on June 26, 2012, 05:56:06 pm
Yes there was a fair amount of rinsing ;D but hopefully there shouldn't be any wickback as I did both sides of the carpets, hence why I threw out the worst one as in the photo.
By the time I'd finshed I couldn't see any red/pink going up the handtool, so hopefully that will have sorted it.
Title: Re: The Hampshire chain saw massacre
Post by: Neil Williams on June 26, 2012, 06:01:22 pm
After:
The black stuff is some of the underlay not blood!

(http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/1340730070_blood carpet lots 009 small.jpg)
Title: Re: The Hampshire chain saw massacre
Post by: Simon Gerrard on June 26, 2012, 06:20:36 pm
Bloody good job, Neil
 ;D

Simon
Title: Re: The Hampshire chain saw massacre
Post by: Mike_Roper on June 26, 2012, 06:37:26 pm
Hopefully that will be ok but I would expect wickback as it dries.
Mike
Title: Re: The Hampshire chain saw massacre
Post by: Shaun_Ashmore on June 26, 2012, 07:05:47 pm
Mike roper thanks for the job you passed to me re: the lady who has 2nd home in Whitby

Shaun
Title: Re: The Hampshire chain saw massacre
Post by: Robert Watson on June 26, 2012, 07:57:46 pm
Hi Shaun. I followed up that job in Peebles. Turned out she only wanted a suite done. She never got back to me, which suited. Cheers anyway.  ;)
Title: Re: The Hampshire chain saw massacre
Post by: wynne jones on June 26, 2012, 08:06:22 pm
There's a whole black puddin there.

Good result Neil.
Title: Re: The Hampshire chain saw massacre
Post by: Neil Williams on June 26, 2012, 09:11:03 pm
Bloody good job, Neil
 ;D

Simon


It's in the blood this carpet cleaning marlarkie  ;D
In all seriousness this was one of those jobs where I was really happy to have a TM, although the tex system in the van was screaming "Let me have a go let me have a go"  ;D ;D No son not today!
Title: Re: The Hampshire chain saw massacre
Post by: Mike_Roper on June 26, 2012, 09:13:17 pm
No problem Shaun .
Mike
Title: Re: The Hampshire chain saw massacre
Post by: Shaun_Ashmore on June 26, 2012, 09:28:15 pm
rab she's a decent customer but the cost is shared by her sister who isnt a decent customer ah well you win some you lose some.

Shaun
Title: Re: The Hampshire chain saw massacre
Post by: Carpet Dawg on June 26, 2012, 11:53:17 pm
Bloods a funny type of stain. Sometimes it wicks back and sometimes it doesn't, doesn't matter how bad the stain was to start with!

I find that turbo drying the area and going over it with a towel (to remove as much mositure as possible) or a rotery, usually stops any wick back issues.
Title: Re: The Hampshire chain saw massacre
Post by: The Carpet Cleaning Pro on June 27, 2012, 12:23:48 am
Neil... you missed the paint  ;D
Title: Re: The Hampshire chain saw massacre
Post by: AshWhite on June 27, 2012, 07:56:14 am
When I first read thje original thread, I wondered how a vein could 'burst'.

I just relooked at the pictures, and noticed where it happened.

Now I've got a huge craving for some fibre..
Title: Re: The Hampshire chain saw massacre
Post by: Hilton on June 27, 2012, 08:32:28 am
This is quite common in the elderly, the skin thins veins become larger and its easy to open one up.

Done quite a few of these plus a few murders (  ;D not personally you understand) and attempted murders where there has been masses of blood and worse  :-X

One of the worst that I visited (but refused) was a guy who was stabbed in the thigh, he obviously did not realise that it could and did kill him as he walked all around the property pumping blood out every where. His long time partner stabbed him after one too many beatings, he was a drug baron, bullying gangster who brought misery to many peoples lifes he even supplied drugs to some well know (at the time) premier league footballers.

I think quite a few people raised a glass to her after the event, she of course had to move away to who knows where for her own safety, she was charged with manslaughter and got a suspended prison sentence.
Title: Re: The Hampshire chain saw massacre
Post by: AshWhite on June 27, 2012, 08:41:54 am
This is quite common in the elderly, the skin thins veins become larger and its easy to open one up.

Done quite a few of these plus a few murders (  ;D not personally you understand) and attempted murders where there has been masses of blood and worse  :-X

One of the worst that I visited (but refused) was a guy who was stabbed in the thigh, he obviously did not realise that it could and did kill him as he walked all around the property pumping blood out every where. His long time partner stabbed him after one too many beatings, he was a drug baron, bullying gangster who brought misery to many peoples lifes he even supplied drugs to some well know (at the time) premier league footballers.

I think quite a few people raised a glass to her after the event, she of course had to move away to who knows where for her own safety, she was charged with manslaughter and got a suspended prison sentence.

What happened to the carpets?
Title: Re: The Hampshire chain saw massacre
Post by: Hilton on June 27, 2012, 09:59:34 am
This is quite common in the elderly, the skin thins veins become larger and its easy to open one up.

Done quite a few of these plus a few murders (  ;D not personally you understand) and attempted murders where there has been masses of blood and worse  :-X

One of the worst that I visited (but refused) was a guy who was stabbed in the thigh, he obviously did not realise that it could and did kill him as he walked all around the property pumping blood out every where. His long time partner stabbed him after one too many beatings, he was a drug baron, bullying gangster who brought misery to many peoples lifes he even supplied drugs to some well know (at the time) premier league footballers.

I think quite a few people raised a glass to her after the event, she of course had to move away to who knows where for her own safety, she was charged with manslaughter and got a suspended prison sentence.

What happened to the carpets?
Glad to see where your priorities lay  ;D

The carpets in all circumstances are removed, in police incidents samples are taken for evidence.

In incidents like these ,drugs, contaminations from AIDS or other pathogens could be involved so if they want it cleaned,some one else can do it.

Where some poor old dear haemorrhage's thats a bit different in as much as the customer wants is cleaned or insurance are involved.
Title: Re: The Hampshire chain saw massacre
Post by: garybristow on June 27, 2012, 08:15:56 pm
where was that job transylvania?
had one like that amonia hwe amazing how easy
would not do it now,makes me reach!!
gary