Josh Almanza
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What are you guys doing to remove water stains flooding from rainwater coming in and not get a call back?
Water stain on carpet
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Usually, replace the carpet. Rainwater, if it's backing up and flooding is not clean water.
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After a carpet dries, usually water stains aren't a problem. Clean as usual, leave very dry, mist with fiber rinse, groom
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How bad is the stain? Often it's just a dirt migration line which generally removes with normal cleaning. An actual browned area can be a little more difficult.
We use Prochem's Yellow RX, spray, agitate and clean as usual. It comes right out. If the stain was bad enough we may Post Pad it. Re-spray with Yellow RX and bonnet off. That usually takes care of it.
However I've seen some that when we come back a year, even two the is still a slight stain. Each time surprised that any of it is still visible.
So no absolutes.
We use Prochem's Yellow RX, spray, agitate and clean as usual. It comes right out. If the stain was bad enough we may Post Pad it. Re-spray with Yellow RX and bonnet off. That usually takes care of it.
However I've seen some that when we come back a year, even two the is still a slight stain. Each time surprised that any of it is still visible.
So no absolutes.
