Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Oaklands on November 03, 2009, 09:38:18 pm
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How would you deal with indented carpet piles without using any machinery?
Any help?
Gerry
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I have used ice cubes in the past on furniture indentations with good results.
I know I'm off the wall at times guy's but hey this did work well
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Crazy Dave ;D I have heard that somewhere before though - would it work only work on wool do you think?
Simon
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You either apply cold ie the ice cubes, or steam it.
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Yes Simon,
It works better on wool mixes because wool tends to absorbe water better than nylon.
Crazy Dave indeed ;)
You wait and see what I have in mind for cleaning your Pub carpet tomorrow :o
Bring ya sun glasses kid it will be blinding!!!
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There is nothing magical about ice cubes. Wool looses it's memory when wet, so you can pull dents out of the pile when it is wet.
The only reason we mention ice cube to clients is because it is a defined amount of water. If you said to a client "wet the pile" you run the risk of them pouring a bucket of water over it. (Exaggeration obviously, but you get the point.) Probably it would be more useful to say something like "no more than an egg-cup full."
Having said all that you can re-train the pile, but if the underlay is crushed you will still have some sort of dint in the carpet which will reflect light in a different way to the rest of the room.
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How would you deal with indented carpet piles without using any machinery?
Any help?
Gerry
Go to any chemist and get some anusol or preperation h or any other heamorrhoid cream, if symptoms persist i advise you see your GP for further treatment ;D ;D
Mark