Carpet

I doubt that your suction had anything to do with it.What procedure and chems did you use??? Step by Step Por favor.




    

Edited by Ninja-wand - 25/February/2007 at 12:45am

My truck mount was set 16hgs suction and psi was around 350 solution(which is chemspec all fiber textile rinse). I flooded the 3+ day old pet urine stain with an enzyms deoderizor chemical from a local dealer and let it sit for 15-20 mins like I was instructed to do. I then extracted the chemical using my wand which made the spot look white. After a once over I used the rinse to give it a more thorough clean and to even the white out. When I did that the clean carpet which is a cream color became extremely dirty like I was sucking dirt from beneath the second backing. I did that about 6-10 times and it just kept spreading everywhere the wand went. This was done @ 6pm and the next day around noon I went back and the spot looked worse than before not to mention the dirty surrounding where I used the wand. I even tried usung a harvard premium olefin prespray after noticing the carpet getting dirty. Used the wand with the rinse and still dirty carpet. If you can help I would greatly appreciate it (and so would my mom)

I agree with Hammy

    What is pad cleaning? Also what should I do about the area that didn`t need cleaning but as soon as I swept over it with the wand it caused a dirty look to the carpet like I was pulling dirt from beneath? Is it because my pressure was too high, or my suction too strong? And should I extract using anymore solutions being that the stain is bigger and now looks brown? I really appreciate all the help.

How old is the carpet and has it been cleaned by a surface  cleaning system that has buried the real soil deep in the fibers, if so what you are seeing is the real soil being removed by your system, does the carpet feel sticky or any sign of detergent build up in the carpet? these are a few things that cause the problem you are seeing. 

Take an odor control class!    

Best $200 you will ever spend, or you can continue to spend your money on hit and miss products that are not adressing the problem. You might get lucky sometimes but until you have educted yourself in odor control you are fooling your customers!