[Robin Ray]

Hi i have been asked to clean some coir matting with general soil and some blood spotting. Im a bit worried as to how to tackle it. I was thinking of treating the blood with an enzyme, prespraying with microsplitter then agitating then using dry granules agitating leaving for 30 mins then vacuuming. What do you think?

[wynne jones]

Robin

There's no h in it, glad to see the Festive spirit is still lingering though. 

I really wouldn't fancy that job, but if I did I would seriously reduce their expectations of a result BEFORE you start. You can't really use an enzyme as you won't fully extract it with ULM.

[Robin Ray]

 

Good point

Coir then 

And good point about the enzyme too thanks.

[james roffey]

I recently had a coir mat to clean usually i would not bother with them but decided to have a go with The Envirodri sponges and the Gen 4, i was absolutely gobsmacked the result was amazing not so sure how good at removing stains though but dirt

[kapilv]

Hi all! It was really very great to read whole discussion going on here. I like to put my point here. I think mixture of salt water can also be used as an simple alternative and soap water mixture to clean coir matting. Let me know if i am wrong at any point.

[PaulKing]

rubber backed coir matting ? lift it and jet wash it if its blood and hang it to dry might be a option