Unsuccessfulness

[GCCLee]

All i hear is whining and whinpering...........


No one ever posts what they left behind!


So here it is ya buncha hoot nannies...

And I admit, I still get paid : )

 

[GCCLee]

Note what prespray does to yur shoez : )

 

[Goomer]

Dafuq was that?

 

[JS41035]

Note what prespray does to yur shoez : )

Redwing makes a boot for the oil refineries. They last as long as any I've ever had. Very chemical resistant. Almost 2 years on current pair

 

[Hoody]

I use to spray my shoes with maxim fine fabric solvent protector. Prespray and other chems would just bead off.

 

[steve_64]

pssst, stain magic and heat would probably have made that better.

 

[GCCLee]

pssst, stain magic and heat would probably have made that better.

It didnt, makes me thinks it has been there for awhile too. Probably been cleaned over 2-3 times atleast.


I billed em extra : )

 

[Ron Werner]

could be looking at some dye removal from the orig spill and cleaning attempts.
the red and blue go first leaving the yellow.

I had the same thought as you mentioned, we all post up pics of "the great job" but if we're honest, there are jobs where that spot or that soiling just didn't come up "perfect". Had a couple in the past week, both white carpet, one a berber, the berber is in a commercial store, the cut pile was in a rental. both over 10yrs old, both came up "ok" but not "great"

 

[Nate The Great]

I use to spray my shoes with maxim fine fabric solvent protector. Prespray and other chems would just bead off.

I don't spray my shoes......

 

[mirf]

Well you should. me too!

I don't spray my shoes......

 

[GCCLee]

I don't spray my shoes......

Do you even wear shoes over there?

 

[Ron K]

I don't spray my shoes......

Do you just dribble?

 

[Nate The Great]

Do you just dribble?

No, I sit down...


Wearing shoes depends on the house....

 

[Vivers]

could be looking at some dye removal from the orig spill and cleaning attempts.
the red and blue go first leaving the yellow.

I had the same thought as you mentioned, we all post up pics of "the great job" but if we're honest, there are jobs where that spot or that soiling just didn't come up "perfect". Had a couple in the past week, both white carpet, one a berber, the berber is in a commercial store, the cut pile was in a rental. both over 10yrs old, both came up "ok" but not "great"

Exactly my thought when I saw it

 

[Zee]

Those that say they get all those dye stains out- are fos.

I always bring this up: how do you know when and how that stain was attempted to be cleaned out? If someone else tried it before with the wrong chemistry and maybe even heat from a wallpaper remover or iron- that stain could be set permanent.

I'm sure we all have had a ton of those jobs where there is nothing we can do, short of a scissor/knife/cookie cutter....