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UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: collins ReVive Stoneworks on May 14, 2008, 09:01:26 pm

Title: Waiver responsiblity
Post by: collins ReVive Stoneworks on May 14, 2008, 09:01:26 pm
Hi any one have a waiver of responsibility for the unforseen event that

when cleaning items of carpet or furniture

something goes wrong despite all colour checks shrinkage pile destortion etc /

also any one interested in qoutation for carpets upholstery programme ?

katrl
Title: Re: Waiver responsiblity
Post by: crowncleaning on May 14, 2008, 10:06:38 pm
as long as the correct insurance guidelines are adhered to, they will normally pay out, but customer needs to be made aware of possible problems, i always inform them of problems that may arise and get them to sign the quote/survey.
getting them to sign a waiver just shows them a lack of confidence!
Title: Re: Waiver responsiblity
Post by: collins ReVive Stoneworks on May 19, 2008, 08:43:08 pm
its not about a lack of confidence

i have been cleaning carpets upholstery for over 20 years

and scotchcare services

its just recently had a bad experience with upholstery cushions

that were a cotton chenile

there was one pinky coloured stain that the custy thought would clean out

afetr all the tests i assured her it was permanent,

so ik proceded to clean the rest of the suite bleeding  cushions turned pinky stains on every cushion looks like some reaction chemically

i can assure you that i always use Acid rinse and a low PH prespray although on this one i used a micro splitter safe for wool

its called M power so i am sending the fabric away for testing

Karl
Title: Re: Waiver responsiblity
Post by: collins ReVive Stoneworks on May 19, 2008, 08:43:21 pm
its not about a lack of confidence

i have been cleaning carpets upholstery for over 20 years

and scotchcare services

its just recently had a bad experience with upholstery cushions

that were a cotton chenile

there was one pinky coloured stain that the custy thought would clean out

afetr all the tests i assured her it was permanent,

so ik proceded to clean the rest of the suite bleeding  cushions turned pinky stains on every cushion looks like some reaction chemically

i can assure you that i always use Acid rinse and a low PH prespray although on this one i used a micro splitter safe for wool

its called M power so i am sending the fabric away for testing

Karl
Title: Re: Waiver responsiblity
Post by: Joe H on May 19, 2008, 10:05:42 pm
As you used M-Power, why dont you put a post on Clean Talk and get the experianc eof John, Nick or Steve?
May point in the right direction.