[tim handley]

just done a really nice sunday morning emergency blood job, two rooms, one mattress, one rug, droplets of blood all over, no pool/puddles, came out fine, using enzall dwelled and cold water extraction. I know its cold water when dealing with blood stains but just wondered, is it best to cold water extract as well?  what im really asking, if i used the magma and hot water at extraction stage would this speed it up or cause problems setting the stain?? ps blood problem solved for client, unable to solve the " husband has left me due to my getting ped, leading to the blood situation" problem....... very large gaff, wealthy couple, trouble at t"mill..

[sean oregan]

Ped?
Am I to southern??
I would have said no heat until all blood has gone

[tim handley]

  yeah mate, she was ped as a frat apparently..................

[Carpet Dawg]

Enjoy the call back 

Bloody is relatively easy to remove but make sure you fully dry the area before you leave.  When you first put the airmover on it, more often than not you'll see it wicking back. Give it a quick rinse then put the airmover back on. Should be gone for good then.

All depends on the depth of the stain and the type of carpet too.

[tim handley]

 spots really pretty much sitting on top of the carpet, not a deep pile, i did tell her i may have to go back again.......
but i wanted to know how hot water would affect the extraction???

[tim handley]

got to be honest, only ever had one call back for blood, had to go back twice, and charged accordingly having  pre warned client,
it was  very very bad, large puddles soaked right in, but it came out, everyone was happy!!!!

[JandS]

Performance Enhancing Drug

[sean oregan]

Frat??? Help!!!
Please remember I am south of Watford gap!!

[John Kelly]

ped that's what the forum changes P*ss*d to.

[John Kelly]

Stick with cold water although you can get away with lukewarm but not hot.