Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: davep on August 14, 2016, 07:18:43 pm
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I'm cleaning a lot of mattresses with dynamall next week. one sprayer with regular dilution and a stronger dilution in another for heavy marks.
I know it contains hydrogen peroxide but was wondering if using hydrogen peroxide as a stand alone spotter (maybe on blood marks) or as a paste would be any use?
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Works well on mattress don't it....I don't do many but those I have done have used Dynamall and they came up great.
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Did a batch today although a couple had blood spots on. Any tips on this anyone?
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Rust remover. Thorough rinse though. Bring in a spotter with you and dynamal the rest of it.
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Did a batch today although a couple had blood spots on. Any tips on this anyone?
if it comes to it it with the blood spots ... i have a four emulsion paint testers of various shades of off white to grey
dap a bit on with a q-tip and rub it in ... usually blends fine
I would be ... first try cleaning with something like citrus prespray and high heat from an inline heater through my cfr tool
If that don t work ... hair bleach time ... make up the paste and brush it all over the mattress with a 3" painbrush ....
The hairbleach is so strong most things will start to dissapear instantly ... u can speed up a spot by applying heat with a hair dryer . carefull though , a close hairdryer can burn a mattress , and then your be painting a burn ( iv done it )
Lately i dont even fully remove the paste , just vac it off and leave the residue to bleach , i turn it on its side and put two airmovers on chairs against it for fast drying , after the hair bleach is dry and released its peroxide it should be inert anyway .