Bleached out spots

[RLitwin]

I cleaned my sister's house and 3 days later, spots throughout the house are a light yellow/orange like bleach was used. She had a sick dog and is toliet training my neice. The spots appeared everywhere I used Urine Stain Remover or Odorzyme. I have used the same products hundreds of times and don't understand what happened.

I think that there might be something wrong with the carpet dye. It is a high "quality" nylon that is only a few months old. I'm going to get an inspector to figure out what is wrong. Any ideas?

 

[Mikey P]

My guess is it's older non solution dyed nylon and you yanked the color out.


Did you rinse those products out or leave them?

 

[RLitwin]

CTI's Urine Stain Remover is left in. A light mist after cleaning.
CTI's Oodorzyme. I treat first then clean and reapply. I give it a quick rinse as I finish that room.

 

[tmdry]

I cleaned my sister's house and 3 days later, spots throughout the house are a light yellow/orange like bleach was used. She had a sick dog and is toliet training my neice. The spots appeared everywhere I used Urine Stain Remover or Odorzyme. I have used the same products hundreds of times and don't understand what happened.

I think that there might be something wrong with the carpet dye. It is a high "quality" nylon that is only a few months old. I'm going to get an inspector to figure out what is wrong. Any ideas?

Same thing happened to me a week ago, i posted a thread on here under vacaway cyclone/dog vomit...did your sister use any carpet home products before u got there?

That's what happened at my customer's house, and she had one of those oxy type of bottle.

 

[J Scott W]

I would first suspect an oxidizing cleaner. These can bleach the carpet if not entirely rinsed out. The second thing I would look for is the stability of the dye in the carpet. If this is high quality goods, that is a rare problem. Then I would consider your oxidizer being left on the spot and not rinsed. Those products (oxidizers and reducers) keep working until they evaporate or until they are rinsed out.

Scott Warrington