Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Bob Allen on October 28, 2004, 09:46:24 pm
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Have been given an Ivory coloured rug 6x4 100% wool pile rug to clean it says on the back" Authentic handmade indian rug "but it looks like a shag pile type rug
Its not filthy
What would most people recommend to clean this type of rug?
Regards Bob
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Bob,
No problems with cleaning by standard rug techniques.
Thorough pre-vac on both sides, can be hung and beaten if high dust-load.
Mist-spray with Woolsafe micro-splitter and brush in with Host machine fitted with gold (soft) brushes.
Extract a 65C with plain water or acidic rinse agent if required due to previous clean. Use suitable 3" rug tool rather than 12" wand and if possible take outside and 'flick-shake' to normalise (long) pile prior to quick-drying with air mover.
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Thanks John
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Bob,
Pre spray with Rust Remover. :o
Agitate with a steel brush :o
Let dwell for 45 minutes. :o
Rinse out with fresh water.
Rgds
Phil
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I was wandering how long before you or Clive would come up with a funny
I cant help it if your missus wont trust you with her rug!!!!!!!
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Ha ha ha ;D
She dose trust me with her rug, although she would rather I did'nt use the steel brush! :D
Phil
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Bob,
Pop it over to my rug cleaning plant, and I will sort it for you.
Pick it up next week £120.00. to you as a special offfer.
Regards, Martin.
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Your all heart Martin.
Cleaned rug on Friday using Solution no 4 agitated and rinsed with very weak acidic rince dried with air mover very good results except for a few patches that were customers attempts to remove stains with OXICLEAN
Returned rug & customer very happy.