I have berber too. Same problem. My dad was a professional carpet cleaner for 25 years. He said there is NO way to make the stain disappear--on ANY carpet. The problem? the stain got into the padding. When you get the rug cleaned, it is really only dong a surface job. The stain will reappear as the days go by when the carpet fully dries. don't pay for those "special" removers. My dad never sold those to people. All it is is some "Resolve". Shampoo cleaning would be a lot better, but it is hard to find anyone to do that anymore. My dad used shampoo and the rugs were deep cleaned with this method. Steam is all we can get now, and it's just not that good.
2006-09-22 16:58:10
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answered by agirlcandream 1
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What type of cleaning system do they use? berber is a low pile carpet and is not to hard to clean. You need a deep cleaning, for this I would recommend a company that uses a "TRUCK MOUNTED" steam cleaning system (very powerful steam system) not a portable hot water extractor, so called steam cleaners to do the job. I think you will have much better results and it costs around the same.
2006-09-23 04:30:20
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answered by Anonymous
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The stain has soaked into the carpet pad. After a lot of cleanings, it may stop resurfacing, but not usually. My son poured syrup on the carpet when he was 2 and we got it out- but I made the mistake of using water on it pretty heavily to dilute the syrup. Well guess wehat came back out after I thought it was gone..... they just turn into dirt magnet spots. Just clean it when you see it resurfacing. We bought a steamer so we can do it whenever we want.
2006-09-22 17:09:35
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answered by Smilingcheek 4
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I have the same problem. I hate berber.
2006-09-22 16:46:38
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answered by Jen G 6
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