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UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Cleandry Norfolk on April 29, 2005, 07:42:27 pm
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Hi everyone ,
just had a call someone needing a 3 seater & 1 chair which is made of buffalo material could someone explain the best way to clean it?
thanks?
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http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/index.php?topic=1192.0
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ADVANCED CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CARE SEMINAR
VENUE: HUGH CRANE, South Walsham Road, Acle,
Norwich, Norfolk, NR13 3ES.
DATE: 4th May 2005
AGENDA
08.30 08.45 Registration & Coffee
08.45 09.00 Introduction from instructors (Derek Bolton & Steve Carpenter)
09.00 10.00 Carpets & fibres construction, identification and testing
10.00 10.30 One-Step Microsplitting Cleaning technology
10.30 11.00 Carpet Cleaning systems
11.00 11.15 Coffee Break
11.15 12.30 Spotting fabrics, fibres, procedures and problem solvers
12.30 13.15 Lunch buffet style
13.15 14.15 Fabrics, fibre contraction, identification and testing
14.15 15.00 Upholstery cleaning techniques
15.00 15.15 Afternoon Tea
15.15 15.45 Oriental rug cleaning
15.45 16.15 Carpet & fabric protection treatments
The seminar is an intensive look at carpet and upholstery cleaning covering the cleaning of carpets, fine fabrics, curtains and rugs. Practical demonstrations during the day will enable the professional cleaner to see the latest cleaning techniques, so that they can provide their customers with the best possible results, and possibly add additional cleaning services such as curtain or oriental rug cleaning.
The seminar fee is £40.00+VAT and includes a certificate of attendance. Payment is required in advance, by credit card or cheque made payable to Hugh Crane (CE) Ltd.
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Hi Cleandry
Cleaned one on Thursday.
No2 Solutions, clean off with mirco cloth. came up a treat.
Regards Kevin
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Buffalo is the trade name, it is not made from buffalo, but you will be amazed how many custrads think it is.
Wet cleanable, beware with some solvents, make sure you set the pile and dry using turbo dryers whilst on-site.
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Kevin
Can I have my over and under back going clay shooting Monday!
Len
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I always treat it as a i would a nylon/polyester velvet.
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Hi there
spay on vac of technique, luke warm solution, if you look inside cushion you will see buffalo is made up of 2 materials, these are glued together, to high a heat and it melts, luke warm solution no probs.
Conrad