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Cannot remove soot from carpet. Please help me.

  • 11-06-2007 3:35pm
    #1
    JonathanAnon
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    Hi guys,

    My friend tried to fix my heating system while drunk one night and I came back to find he had walked soot into the carpet all of the main sitting room of the house that I am renting. It is a brand new carpet, the only new thing in the whole house. And it is now in a very bad way.

    I have tried "Vanish", in the big pink spray can, and "Astonish". "Vanish" did not make the soot vanish, and "Astonish" let me astonished at how much a product that is meant to clean your carpet can actually damage.

    Can anybody offer me some advice, or does anyone have a number for Barry Scott.

    Muchos Gracias in advance.

    J


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  • #2
    looksee
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    Contact one of the carpet cleaning companies that do chemical cleaning. Chemdry is one in the south east but I guess they are all much the same.


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