Papa John
Lifetime Supportive Member
I don't think you did anything wrong with cleaning it again. It was necessary to remove any mold spores that were starting to grow.
Beginning 80% humidity is to be excepted when a fan is used. My Rug cleaning plant/Dry room often starts at 92% humidity after cleaning rugs.
Maybe Kevin is correct about it being a building issue.
Or was your TM working correctly?-- Did you touch the carpet with your hand after cleaning to determine IF the carpet was dry enough, or did it need additional extraction passes?
What size is your dehue-- Is it for professionals or DIYers.
Maybe Addition heaters should have also been used.
Oh-- And Maybe it IS your new wand?--Perhaps there is a clog inside the wand head. Use the Vac hose to suck out the lint that gets wrapped around a support post that is inside the wand head.
Beginning 80% humidity is to be excepted when a fan is used. My Rug cleaning plant/Dry room often starts at 92% humidity after cleaning rugs.
Maybe Kevin is correct about it being a building issue.
Or was your TM working correctly?-- Did you touch the carpet with your hand after cleaning to determine IF the carpet was dry enough, or did it need additional extraction passes?
What size is your dehue-- Is it for professionals or DIYers.
Maybe Addition heaters should have also been used.
Oh-- And Maybe it IS your new wand?--Perhaps there is a clog inside the wand head. Use the Vac hose to suck out the lint that gets wrapped around a support post that is inside the wand head.
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