[jeff1]

Hi Guy's
Sorry for hijacking your site, but i am in need for a bit of advice from anyone that can help.
My 5 year old grandson spilt a glass of Lucozade (hope its spelt right?)on our living room carpet, the wife has tryed a couple of things, but nothing seems to shift the stain, so i told her i would ask you guy's who know what your talking about.
Thank you in advance for your help and advice.
Jeff
Reflections window cleaners

[*paul_moss]

Jeff im afraid its in for good.Lucozade is very difficult to remove at the best of times let alone if it has been attacked first with other chemicals.Get a pro carpet cleaner to do a quick test to see if it has set ( which i would be pretty shaw it has now). Depending on the fibre and construction sodium metabitsulphate may reduce the colour stain.

[jeff1]

Jeff im afraid its in for good.Lucozade is very difficult to remove at the best of times let alone if it has been attacked first with other chemicals.Get a pro carpet cleaner to do a quick test to see if it has set ( which i would be pretty shaw it has now). Depending on the fibre and construction sodium metabitsulphate may reduce the colour stain.

Hi Paul
Many thanks for your reply,
I am as green as the grass outside, when it comes to stain removal, What is sodium metabitsulphate? and were would i get some. Thanks again for your help
Jeff
Reflections

[gwrightson]

try your local home brewing retailer. it is used for sterilising wine and beer equipment
  Geoff

[*paul_moss]

Jeff
It is a reducing agent and should be used with great care.I would not advise you to use it if you have never delt with it before as a too strong concentration can turn wool to mush.

[jeff1]

Thanks Guy's
It sounds like a job for you professionals, and thank you all I do appreciate your help.

Jeff

[HolmansUKLTD]

If you have accidentel cover you can claim on your insurance.

Regards

Nick

[jeff1]

Thanks I never thought of that one, Claim goin in