[cleanimperial]

I have a rug to clean on Tuesday the customer is not sure how much wool is in it we are a bit worried how to go about cleaning.It
has a 20 year gurantee so sounds expensive
we have a 400 psi ninja with in line heater should we turn the heater down any advice would be appreciated.

[dave401uk]

Just clean it as if were wool,using plenty of dry passes, shouldnt give you any prob, when in doubt,always clean with caution

Dave

[Doug Holloway]

Hi Guys,

I tend to clean rugs with a 6 inch hand tool, this gives me more control .

If you are not sure always wet a little inconspicuous part and see how it absorbs the water.

Cheers

Doug

[John Kelly]

As when cleaning any rugs,try and get as much of the dry soil out first. This makes the wet cleaning much easier and effective. You can do this by using a vacuum cleaner with a beater bar on both the front and back of the rug. Put it on a sheet of polythene. You can even wack it on the back with a stick. You'll be amazed at how much dirt you will get out.

After this just clean it using a specific Wool detergent after doing any colour run tests first and you should have no problems.

[Alan Brooker. Aqualink Carpet Care]

Hi,

A. What's your name?

B. What system/ equipment/ solutions are you using/ do you have on board?

Alan

[cleanimperial]

Hi Alan

I have a 400 psi v2 ninja with standard hand tool from ashbys . Normally I use ashbys prespray which is ph 7. I think I will phone the customer tomorrow and ask if we can take it away to be cleaned. What do you think? 


Thanks every one for there help

Fred