browning removal

[Jtuseo]

Guys commercial carpet. It has water stain from a leak. I have no browning treatment on my van. Do you think Prochem all fiber rinse will work? ph of 4.5-5.5?

 

[ruff]

It may, not sure about the dilution ratio it will need though.

Also a Haitian formula or white cotton cleaner (in other words a reducer) may work well.

 

[lust1kiddo]

the acid rinse may make it look gone while its wet..but may not cure it because its from water, not from high ph.

 

[Able 1]

Water leaks are all different depending on what the water went through making the the stain(stuff in the ceiling ect.) I just did a leak job today, all it took was some OSR (peroxide) ,and the stain was gone. I would always start with an oxidizer first, hell some just rinse out with nothing.

 

[PCCN]

Water leaks are all different depending on what the water went through making the the stain(stuff in the ceiling ect.) I just did a leak job today, all it took was some OSR (peroxide) ,and the stain was gone. I would always start with an oxidizer first, hell some just rinse out with nothing.

Agree! Not expensive at all and an easy way to see if you can resolve it quickly.

 

[Larry Cobb]

Guys commercial carpet. It has water stain from a leak. I have no browning treatment on my van. Do you think Prochem all fiber rinse will work? ph of 4.5-5.5?

You will have to it fairly concentrated for it to work.

I'd start at 8oz/gallon.

Our FiberBrite would be the best solution.

http://www3.cobbcarpet.com/zen3/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=65&products_id=1081

Larry

 

[GeneMiller]

the browning you are seeing is probably just dirt, just rinse it out.

gene

 

[monica]

Why don't you try using it?? I guess it would also work.