Welshmalc
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white nylon carpet with very pale green staines, almost luminous. Could it be bleach ?
white nylon carpet with very pale green staines, almost luminous. Could it be bleach ?
Go look under their sink.
Then tell her it's not your problem.
THIS should be my tag line!Brevity is the soul of wit...
And Marty is 100% right.
Don't make me horse laugh!
You would be AMAZED how many carpet cleaners have no idea what the pH is of the chemicals that they are using, even if it's printed on the bottle.They print PH on all major brands. Those carpet cleaners you see in those commercial jobs are generally janitors. They don't know any better or care.
They grab anything to spot with, having little if any training with only a walk behind or tag along to flush out what lever concoction they applied.
It sounds like you could easily earn back the cost of your training with this single job. What do you think?I have a twin high rise building where I clean all the hallway carpets. Every time I go back there I see more and more bleach spots. I mentioned to the concierge that his cleaning staff is using something to aggressive on the carpets and it's taking the color out. He says "no way, we only use this environmentally friendly stuff here" and he pulls out a bottle of a hydrogen peroxide based spotter. Ironically, the spots they were trying to remove were still there. Most of them greasy type spots that came out with a quick spritz of volatile solvent.
Absolutely.You should go Ron. It does sound like you have a potential market for it.