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Topic: wood stains
Posted By: Roy D
Subject: wood stains
Date Posted: 21/November/2004 at 1:40pm
Has anyone ever move a piece of furn and when you moved it back it left a wood stain which most of the time will come out if you rinse quickly, but this one didn't, and I rinsed it serveral times, does anyone have any I deals on what I could have done, or how to prevent this (besides for not to move furn.) I used POG and Red dye stain rm, no luck.

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Posted By: Willy Parsons
Date Posted: 21/November/2004 at 1:52pm
Use sliders on furniture. Not only do they prevent this from happening, they make it much easier to move. Try isopropynol alcohol and repeated applications of your favourite 2 part stain remover.


Posted By: Harry
Date Posted: 21/November/2004 at 2:30pm
Yep, start with Iso-Propyl alcohol. Failing that, Stain magic is what is designed for wood stains.





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Posted By: danmarck
Date Posted: 21/November/2004 at 7:39pm
I use the lift buddy ( a lifting devise from JWC Inc. ) to lift the furniture off
the carpet, slip a slider under each leg, and move it out, spray behind the
furniture, dwell etc. etc. then after cleaning I move it back and replace
the slider with the styrofoam blocks. The legs never touch the carpet.

It has saved me a few Oh s*#T moments!


The lift buddy and a good set of sliders works great.

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Posted By: PadMan
Date Posted: 21/November/2004 at 10:13pm
WE have tested Cyclone on several different furniture stains with good resuilts, however, it still takes agitation, it doens''t just turn clear and dissappear..

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Posted By: carpetologist
Date Posted: 29/November/2004 at 11:17am

Danmarck,

Your suggestions are extremely professional. It's what every cleaner needs or should have. Now listen to this. We gave up selling Lift Buddy's and Teflon sliders (not to be confused with gliders) because we dusted them more than selling them. Now products that remove wood stains we could sell for hundreds of dollars after the fact when the cleaner has a gun to his head. Now one of the reasons that these products don't have a high rate of satisfaction is because the inexperienced cleaner has already thrown the kitchen sink at it and generally set it. If it happens to you seek professional advice before attempting your own concoctions.

If you caused it, you own it.



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Posted By: danmarck
Date Posted: 29/November/2004 at 2:21pm
I tried laziness like everyone else from time to time and would slide a
couch ( without plastic slidders)onto an already presprayed area. As I
moved the couch back by sliding it on the carpet the red wood stain
would streak all th way back to the couch which was now back in place
against the wall.

Now what? well luckily I caught it early and lucked out on having
something ( I don't know what at this point ) that took it out. From that
point on I am more cautious and less Lazy!!!

Take time to do it right.....You don't have time to do it twice!!!



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