[Mike Halliday]

this is what the last cleaner did too a suite that I cleaned today, good job I spotted it in the servey.

The customer had'nt seen it , so might have thought I did it





Mike

[Mike Halliday]

Ps; if you have'nt noticed the green stripe has turned red!

[Mike Halliday]

they also did this, the whole side of the chair was loose the staples had been pulled out

Mike

[Dave_Lee]

Mike,
Are you positive it was the last cleaner and not something like a cleaned up red wine stain. Can't think what they could have done to cause a RED stain like that, I mean if it wasnt down to a spill - where has the red come from. (Unless it is in the backing).
Dave.

[Mike Halliday]

Dave, the top picture is the underside of the arm, how would they spill wine their! i only saw it when I turned the chair over

Mike

[Doug Holloway]

Hi Mike,

These suites are easy to clean as you no doubt know .

The previous obviously went too alkaline and too wet.

Cheers,

Doug

[Dennis]

A similar thing happened to Dave Lee a few months back.

http://www.cleantalk.co.uk/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=10;t=002666

[Dave_Lee]

Dennis,
That was completely different, if you read my full posts, all the evidence points to a fabric fault having an unstable green dye. Cleaned hundreds of suites before that and hundreds since using exactly the same process with no problems, it wasnt a matter of high alkaline cleaning leading to disclouration, but somehow the colour was simply washed out.
I will shortly be posting regarding the final outcome of events of that situation.
Dave.

[Dennis]

Teach me to read who posted replies further up the thread and not just the reply.