[sincere carpets]

On a beige carpet (contains wool), I find that when I remove a stain with ordinary carpet cleaner the area surrounding the stain shows 'wet' marks which do not disappear even when dry. furthermore the cleaned area does not return to its original colour. Instead it becomes more attractive to soiling. What can I do. Do I have to clean the whole carpet? If so what with ? Can I apply anything to resist soiling )

[markpowell]

What is your "ordinary carpet  cleaner" ?
Mark

[gwrightson]

My thoughts as yours Mark,

I wonder when he says ordinary carpet cleaner, he infact maybe using an off the shelf stain remover, which of course can alter the colour and attract soiling.

would be interesting to know from sincere carpets.

Is he a c/c or a fitter    if c/c what method he is using .

geoff

[gwrightson]

Just had a quick look at sicere, previous posts,

How strange  :   same question in sept and oct 2008  infact exactly same text.

either , something wrong with the dating or i,m losing the plot

geoff

[clinton]

Its prob a wind up :

If they have not filled there profile in i wouldnt bother to reply

[Doctor Carpet (Ret'd)]

Geoff

Bizarre!

Clinton

You're probably right.

[clinton]

Roger

[Fintan_Coll]

Yes, and all around the same time if day too.

[Doctor Carpet (Ret'd)]

Are we entering "The Twilight Zone"?

[clinton]

  maybe

[sincere carpets]

It would really be nice if somebody came up with a possible solution to the problem instead of posting pseudo- clever, unhlpful comments

[richy27]

you would prob find people more willing to help if you fill out your profile

[markpowell]

It would really be nice if somebody came up with a possible solution to the problem instead of posting pseudo- clever, unhlpful comments

I asked what your "Normal" cleaning product is called, why is this a unhelpful comment, if you answer it i will advise you the best i can.
Mark

[derek west]

post a pseudo question
get a pseudo answer.
fill in your details then your not so pseudo yourself.
derek

[clinton]

 

[Doctor Carpet (Ret'd)]

Hang on guys. Don't rush him. It only took 17 days for the original poster to come back with a further response - even if it wasn't to answer Mark's question.

Hope his customer isn't worried that whatever this marking is may be set through old age before he has a chance to treat it .....in 2015