Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: james roffey on April 14, 2010, 12:12:01 pm
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Did a carpet today beige 80/20 with a plastic secondary backing i was surprised to see it started to ripple in one corner of the room i was careful not to over wet and also did loads of dry passes.
when i have looked at previous posts on the subject the consensus of opininion was that sculptured and Nylon carpets are prone but i was surprised to see this happen with this carpet.
It is very alarming to see and i hope that it does go back i reasured the customer and explained that once it was fully dry it would return, so fingers crossed she does not phone :-\
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"Don't panick Mr Manwering!" ;D
It will go back, I did one last year that took a week to settle back down and it was dried using plenty of dry passing and a whole room air mover :) I informed the custy that the carpet would benefit from being stretched and to avoid dragging furniture without glides in future!
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Not so much Captain Mainwaring, more of Corporal Jones ;D
Always alarming when it happens but it will go back...........proberbly ;)
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from what ive heard, he makes exceedingly good cakes, ooooooooooohhhhh rippling, sorry my bad ;D
it'll go down, always does, i had one that looked like the atlantic ocean on a stormy day just from the prespray, got sea sick when i was extracting it. went down no problem.
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i had one today right next to the beach watching th surfers out th window as i was wanding the norm is they settle back oncefully dry as many said
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"went down no problem"
Are we still talking carpets, or have we moved on to payment. ;D
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Just say to custy, "HOLY poop WHATS HAPPENED HERE!"
he he ;D
but really it will go down, always has for me in eight years of cleaning carpets.