Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: ady on July 20, 2007, 09:39:21 pm
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evening all ,asked to clean a 3 seater settee no problem BUT
he says its been scotch gurded and no one else will touch it dont know the materiel but why would another c.c turn it down because of scotch guard ????????
ady
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No idea
If it's been guarded it should clean up nicely, even with a gentle method
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the quetion is, when was it protected "they are bio-degradeable" water based lasts about a yr or 2 solvent a couple of yrs longer. they scotchguard anything & everything, they make alot of money out of it. my next concern would be what is it made of? char
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Scotchguarding should last 5-6 years of moderate use and should not be affected by cleaning. That is, IF IT HAS BEEN DONE IN THE FIRST PLACE!
There are many instances of retailers claiming suites have been protected, charge considerable sums for it and give the impression that the suite will stay clean as a result of, protection
As Chas' says, it's more likely to be th material, that's scaring them, possibly a non woven synthetic, which has the potential to delaminate.
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It cant have anything to do with being scotchgarded , you'll have to dig deeper to get the true story. Go look at it , look for relevent problems- dye stability ,shrinkage, pile distortion or anything else that would make it water sensitive then make up your mind.
Mike