I have a suspicion on why this rug looks like this

[BIG WOOD]

And I think it's the fumes from glade or febreeze plugins

 

[BIG WOOD]

I clean this rug about every 2 months and it didn’t look like this when i first started cleaning it

She has multiple plug ins that sicken me every time I go there

 

[BIG WOOD]

This rug isn’t that old.


Could this be a form of smoke damage from those cancer plug ins?

 

[Mikey P]

This rug isn’t that old.


Could this be a form of smoke damage from those cancer plug ins?

Looks like some kid parked his play school trailer on it for too long...

 

[Nomad74]

It's a shitty poly rug. I doesn't need to be old to look like crap.

 

[FB19087]

This rug isn’t that old.


Could this be a form of smoke damage from those cancer plug ins?

or the kitchen, or dogs, or lotioned feet, or asphalt driveway


but most likely cause you clean it every two months




what is she trying to cover up with the plugins?

 

[BIG WOOD]

or the kitchen, or dogs, or lotioned feet, or asphalt driveway


but most likely cause you clean it every two months




what is she trying to cover up with the plugins?

She has indoor dogs and that's why I come every 2months. There have been pet accidents on it and she calls me every time one happens which is about every 1-2months. It might be lotioned feet, but I think my cleaning would show better results.

As for the crappy poly...I don't know if it'd show up this quickly. Her house has that strong glade plug in smell that makes you nauseous. That's why I think it's a minor smoke damage.

I'll find out at the end of this month if it can be removed. I'm taking it to a one day hands on rug washing class and we'll see what we can do. I'll let ya'll know the results. If it's crappy poly...I'll admit to being wrong

 

[Mikey P]

She has indoor dogs and that's why I come every 2months. There have been pet accidents on it and she calls me every time one happens which is about every 1-2months. It might be lotioned feet, but I think my cleaning would show better results.

As for the crappy poly...I don't know if it'd show up this quickly. Her house has that strong glade plug in smell that makes you nauseous. That's why I think it's a minor smoke damage.

I'll find out at the end of this month if it can be removed. I'm taking it to a one day hands on rug washing class and we'll see what we can do. I'll let ya'll know the results. If it's crappy poly...I'll admit to being wrong

You should buy Damon's rug plant equipment

 

[Nomad74]

You should buy Damon's rug plant equipment

Not for sale. But I’ll sell you a Dev Glide

 

[Dolly Llama]

but I think my cleaning would show better results.

that's the "after" pic

care to share what you used on it?

..L.T.A.

 

[hogjowl]

Looks like he parked on it

 

[Mikey P]

Not for sale. But I’ll sell you a Dev Glide

pift, too fruity.

 

[BIG WOOD]

that's the "after" pic

care to share what you used on it?

..L.T.A.

I used whatever was in my hf that I use on all the other poly carpet I clean.

 

[Tom Forsythe]

https://blog.aramsco.com/polyester-carpet-responds-to-special-surfactant I am not sure what you use, but the article describes formulas for polyester relying more on surfactancy than alkalinity and solvency. Prochem's Renovate was introduced before my time and was the standard for years. This type of formula works best on particle soil in polyester fibers and soot removal. There is a strong attraction which helps draw dry soil away from surface into the solution.

 

[Mikey P]

did you flip it over?

Does it look like they held the last 18 Winter Olympics opening ceremonies on it?

 

[Willy P]

Use it as a before and during pic.

 

[BIG WOOD]

did you flip it over?

Does it look like they held the last 18 Winter Olympics opening ceremonies on it?

The back looks good