Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: davep on April 16, 2010, 07:19:33 pm
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How would you clean this rug? Its 6ft by 4ft :P
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with great difficulty. ;D
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I wouldn’t
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Dave i used to wear a shirt like that the 70s mate usually had vomit/beer/curry etc on it by 0500 sat or sun.Best of luck with the clean mate.Regards Alan(swindon)
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As Dave L would say ........... a gallon of petrol and a match ;D
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laundrette.
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Service wash it is ;)
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Done a few of these not a problem.
Vac first. Use your usual prespray for wool and use a hand tool with hwe 200 to 300 psi or what you have.
Inform customer you may not be able to remove all the bits from below the pile.
Any problem area's left, treat appropriatly
£40 to £50 or whatever you charge....not normaly more than an hour unless you are experimenting
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My wife used to make these rugs..... Burn it and do us all a favour ;D ;D ;D+*
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I would agree...but you have to keep em happy ::)
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Do what they use to do in the old days, bash on rock in river then hang out to dry ! ::)
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From the wife.... It's a Rag Rug made from scraps.... Washing machine (If there was one big enough) Just be aware the fabric dislodges pretty easily so go easy on extraction.....
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Do what they use to do in the old days, bash on rock in river then hang out to dry ! ::)
But what about the rug ?
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Do what they use to do in the old days, bash on rock in river then hang out to dry ! ::)
But what about the rug ?
;D ;D ;D
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;D
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If all the bits of rag were soundly attached, and if all thecolours were stable, there's only one way to do that - power washer.
Otherwise, take it to the dry cleaners. If it falls apart in their machine it's their problem ;)
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It will fall apart ;D
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Tie to the back of van drag it round the streets wont get it clean but 1 less stupid rug to think about
Not helping much am i :) back to me barbie Q that is not doll ;D