Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: chrisjohn on October 27, 2009, 06:48:36 pm
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Im cleaning a cream wool carpet tomorrow,with 2 small dog poo stains on it.Ive not had this problem before as ive only been cleaning for 5 weeks.I use Prochems cleaning and stain removal stuff.Whats best to remove the nasty stuff?
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My personal choice for these is an Enzyme based pre spotter.
Alternatively a protein buster pre spotter
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Well 14 and no answers,
I wonder what these guys do ;)?
i personaly would start with a cold water extraction, often will do the trick , now alot will depend on what the dog has been eating, just like vomot it can vary so much, if this fails, although you may some improvment i would suggest an enzime pre spay, dwell , extract if this fails move on to stain removal techniques and finaly sod/met .
some will spay this ,personaly i dab with a terry towel as the mixture has to be hot to the point of boiling and i have yet to have a small spray bottle that stands the temp.
Geoff
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Cold water rinse, Stainpro, agitate, 5 mins dwell and rinse with FF and Clensan.
The meat used in pet food is seperated from that for human consumption and dyed so that it can be easily reconized and to stop cross contamination. This dye may need seperate treatment after the removal of the "Dog Crap" I would suggest red rx or sod met.
Mark
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Micro clean is also good .Spray over the effected area place a damp terry towel over and leave it to do it's work whilst you clean the rest of the place .
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The meat used in pet food is seperated from that for human consumption and dyed so that it can be easily reconized and to stop cross contamination.
Mark
Dont know about all that Mark, looks good in the curry the wife does. :o
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Joe
Hope it aint used in the chocie factory ;D