Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Dan Williams on March 29, 2008, 08:15:56 pm
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Hello everyone
I recently cleaned carpets in a house for one of my local letting agents, the carpets are light green 80/20. each room has yellowish stains from the previous tenant. The stains look like spills, probably either orange juice or tea. They did not come out:( I tried mostly everything. I have thought of debrowning but because the carpet is a light green colour will I be opening a can of worms?
I have attached 2 photos to show. Hope it helps. as you can see the yellow stains are very light but stand out.
Dan
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RX for juice with hot iron method could do it but I'd say to the agent that it's irrimovable because I think it is.
Shaun
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Could try acid rinsing followed by debrowner.
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? could be urine ??
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would say the same myself
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Thanks for the replies so far:) It is not urine, previous tenant had no pets. The photo shows the only circular stain the rest are oblong.
Has anyone ever had a problem like this before and if you where going to debrown how would you go about it: Debrowner or Hydrogen peroxide with dryer, or even slow process with vinegar? . I reckon it would be tricky with the different coloured flecks in the carpet???
What do you reckon??
Dan
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Carpet look pinkish to me, could be wood dye/rust what have pets got to do with urine? Would also go down Shaun route irremovable, it commercial bargain basement time, ;D never promise stain removal, but as you say I have tried. ;)
Len
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Its a liquid stain.
What is the fibre/backing made of ?
What is the ph of the stain?
Is the let one of Lorna's?
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Hi Paul
I tried phone you, I will phone you this evening:)
Cheers
Dan
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Ok Dan, you can give us a ring any time in all day now.
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lLooks like it could be food related stain, try a micro splitter on it .
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2 months ago now Dave - its probably long been let by now with new tennants.
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Hopefully now sorted . Reduced it with Sodium metabisulphate ;)