Carpet Cleaning

tendjose

Hi,

I have a stain made by pears that got rotten. They were inside a bag but it made the carpet dirty anyway (see attached image1).

Also I have another stain caused drops of citrus juice while eating it (image2).

I already tried Vanish Powerfoam High Traffic Carpet Cleaner, but they didn't come out.

Any suggestions? Or do I need to call a professional to clean it?

Thanks

fire and ice

I used this on my stair carpet with great results. I got it in Dunnes stores can't remember exactly how much but it wasn't expensive.

jomalone14

fire and ice wrote: »

I used this on my stair carpet with great results. I got it in Dunnes stores can't remember exactly how much but it wasn't expensive.

+1 on Dr Beckmann for removing stains, it's far better than the usual brands. I buy it from eSpares online or Aldi when it's on special buy every so often.

Good to know that Dunnes do it.....Tesco don't afaik.

SarahS2013

I'd rent one of the carpet cleaning machines from B&Q before I'd shell out for a professional cleaner. https://www.diy.com/rug_doctor/

martinr5232

SarahS2013 wrote:

I'd rent one of the carpet cleaning machines from B&Q before I'd shell out for a professional cleaner.

Did you ever use one ?? Are they any good if you did ??

SarahS2013

Yeah I've rented them out a couple of times to use on cream carpets that were in a place we were renting.
The colour of the s***e that came out of the carpets was disgusting.

s7ryf3925pivug

martinr5232 wrote: »

Did you ever use one ?? Are they any good if you did ??

I used one and found it ok. Lightened bad stains but didn't completely lift them.

tendjose

Just bought Dr Beckmann on Tesco for 5€. I'll try it now.

tendjose

tendjose wrote: »

Just bought  Dr Beckmann on Tesco for 5€. I'll try it now.

It didn't work. Any better suggestions?
Thanks

tendjose

tendjose wrote: »

It didn't work. Any better suggestions?
Thanks

What about this? Rug Doctor Oxy Spot & Stain 500ml (https://www.woodies.ie/rug-doctor-oxy-spot-stain-500ml-1101660?utm_source=google_shopping&gclid=Cj0KCQjw28_XBRDhARIsAEk21Fh0Tg1WdXSNY6jxgYVbsbhutXk9UeSNR2sOdC6rLWjLAe5whcDxhBsaAo6jEALw_wcB)

Glass fused light

tendjose wrote: »

It didn't work. Any better suggestions?
Thanks

If you work in an office with a contract cleaner ask them what they use, the last time I spilt coffee on the floor the cleaners had it looking like new the next day.