Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Angelo on September 02, 2014, 08:25:55 am
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Hi Guys need help with this trouble one please!! we have cleaned this wool lounge carpet and forgot to put furniture blocks underneed the sofa feet wood red vanish!! the next day client on phone complains red stains on carpet!! went there with eco pog but not shift at all!! any ideas what is the best process and product to remove it ???
Any thoughts much appreciated ..
:'(
thanks for your attention and hopefully someone here will have the right idea on how to remove it..
Regards
Angelo
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You wil not remove it. Try dye gone but i say it will not help.
Well, lesson learn, time to call your insurer :(
Is not even enough to put foils/blocks, also need to explain to customer not to remove them untill carpet isnt dry.
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its worth trying to removing them. try sod met, dye gone or peroxide. Spray on then dry with hot hairdryer.
I've removed plenty.
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The old chemspec helpmate was good for things like that, in fact I removed a marks left by negligent carpet cleaners! I always charged a good price as this stuff is expensive!
Its a bit like the other topic of grooming carpets after they have been cleaned , ok it wont damage a carpet by leaving them there but guys comming into carpet cleaning these days are not offering the basic services as they wood of done 20 or 30 years ago like simon gerard and the likes
stuart
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The old chemspec helpmate was good for things like that, in fact I removed a marks left by negligent carpet cleaners! I always charged a good price as this stuff is expensive!
Its a bit like the other topic of grooming carpets after they have been cleaned , ok it wont damage a carpet by leaving them there but guys comming into carpet cleaning these days are not offering the basic services as they wood of done 20 or 30 years ago like simon gerard and the likes
stuart
Sod met would me choice, but don't expect miracles. Stuart, it would appear from your comment above that you are still implying I am not offering a basic service!! I can assure you I offer a comprehensive service, and have many repeat customers.
I offer l/m (muckspreadng) , encap with the correct machine (cimex) and H/w/ with a TM that produces more than enough heat tn I need, Not a couple of plastic buckets joined together.
I also use my own pictures and work in my advertising and webpages, can you say the same? I don't think so, Why not?
Geoff
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Oy.... what's with the muckspreading???? git.. :P
don't rise to the bait Geoff..m Calm down..... it's only a forum... ;D ;D
If I were to rise to the bait everytime Simon writes on here... I would be hovering at about 30,000 feet all the time..
;D ;D
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If I were to rise to the bait everytime Simon writes on here... I would be hovering at about 30,000 feet all the time..
;D ;D
All pie in the sky, as usual Hectorus ;D
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You'll struggle to get those stain out IMO, but you can only try the methods above.
The best way of solving this kind of problem.
Don't let it happen in the first place. A roll of stick tabs from Restormate installed under everything will prevent it from happening again.
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Try prochems red red x
Use the chemical,cover with damp cloth, iron over the top lightly with steam iron
May take bit of time
Gary
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If it's natural wool colour and 100% wool, Nitromors
paint stripper. max' 12 min's dwell, thorough rinse.
Can take several treatments. BUT DO NOT use if
fibres are dyed.
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Geoff
No I cant say that and dont want too, I am just a poor carpet cleaner with a major contract with specsavers, I clean 70 stores every three months and turn over well over a £100,000 a year and no I dont need a truckmount or a cimex, I just clean carpets properly as I was taught twenty five years ago and leave the freshly cleaned carpets without wand marks that were not there before the cleaning
Stuart
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Stuart
Perhaps the specsavers stores you are cleaning are dropping you a hint ;D sorry couldn't resist :P
So 70 stores 4 times a year equates to 280 cleans , not bad, with a charge of at least £100 per clean surley :-\
a quarter of your turn over ::)roll
Stuart, I do not wish to have a slanging match with yourself, but if you persist in insinuating that( because I do not remove wand marks ) as the vast majority of c/c on here don't also, if they are been truthful :D and that I or they do not clean carpets properly then I can give just as much back.
Please stop trying to be high and mighty and above us mere mortals who do not know what we are doing ::)roll
which clearly you are aspiring to do, and jumping into bed with" Simon and the likes "
NO OFFENCE SIMON, its just so obvious he likes to lick your arse ;)
Geoff
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NO OFFENCE SIMON, its just so obvious he likes to lick your arse ;)
Geoff
Can't think why anyone would want to do that, but hey ho ;D
Simon
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Neither can I..... :o
The dogs in Southampton refuse to even sniff it...
;D
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I remove wand marks :D
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I don't put wand marks in.. :P :P :P
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Neither can I..... :o
The dogs in Southampton refuse to even sniff it...
;D
Oi,
I'm down your way next week ;)
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Stuart, stop banging on about Specsavers!!! You mention it nearly as much as KinverClean and his regular motor garage showroom!!!
Somone is going to use the info you keep giving and slip in there knowing the contract inside out and try to nick it off you - beware the 'lurkers' on here!!
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.......now where is that website that lists all the email addresses of CEO's of companies like Specsavers?..................................... ;D
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NO OFFENCE SIMON, its just so obvious he likes to lick your arse ;)
Geoff
Can't think why anyone would want to do that, but hey ho ;D
Simon
Nor me UBFEC :D
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Billy,
Go and do the usual for the usual reason - you know what I mean ;D
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Billy,
Go and do the usual for the usual reason - you know what I mean ;D
I Love you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :-*
:D :D ;D
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Chemspec Wet Solvent used to be really good for this. Essentially thats what the new Chemspec TIG is. Maybe a shot of Dye Gone for the remaining residues.