Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: vangaurd on June 30, 2006, 10:16:32 pm
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you sell urine nuetrilser but it does not work if stain has set in most cases it has so why dont you look at a more advanced formula
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I thought that urine neutriliser was to eliminate the odour :-\ not to improve the stain a different approach is needed for removal of stain.
great in old peoples homes etc,
Geoff
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i have found that u can remove the smell but not the stain.....
cats p............the owners call me after a few weeks............... i try to explain to them that the ammonia in the p will have already bleached the carpet.but they still think that it can be fixed????
once it has been ped on no matter what after a few weeks it cannot be fixed!!!!!!!
but if they had called sooner..............................................
nevermind........i may be mistaken but if any one knows better then can they please tell me!!!!!!!!
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Vangaurd
Have a word with nick at solutions; he may have the solution to bring the colour back.
Len
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Len, ive tried Solutions stuff but none of them brought back the colour.
Richie.
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Hi Guys,
As some of you know I developed my own urine neutraliser which works, well but will not restore colour, as once its gone only redyeing would bring it back.
It's also important to remember that urine is not a uniform substance.
It depends on age of animal, how concentrated,sex etc and also on the carpet fibre, so sometimes you will get better results than other times.
Cheers
Doug
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as nick Holman once told me sometimes you have to accept that you can only go so far, and some problems have to be compromised. you could spend hours on a particular problem and get nowhere or even make it worse
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Richie
Worth a try though, plus carriage!
Len
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My understanding is that conventional cleaning can worsen the effects of urine on a textile. A urine neutraliser, correctly applied, will neutralise the problem so that any reaction is stopped and it doesn't get worse. This will not necessarily, however, neutralise the odour or appearance.
Have you never cleaned a carpet and had a complaint afterwards that a smelly yellow/orange stain has appeared or worsened overnight?
Safe and happy cleaning :)
Ken