[Brendan (chem2clean)]

Anyone use them,think i want one?

[sean oregan]

Never seen one before they look good. I love a gadget

[Steve_Knight]

John and Lynn Kelly have them

www.restormate.co.uk

[Jennifer w]

Hi,

I did a course where these were used once. I think doing it on scraps of carpets is ok, but I think you'd need nerves of steel to use on a customers carpet.

The course was at Alltec, about 15 years ago ,ran by a bloke wearing a bandana (no honestly!!)

[Dave_Lee]

They are ok on long pile carpet, more care needed on shorter pile and loops. A carpet fitters tool really, for repairing small burns etc. When I was fitting carpets, I was once asked to cut a number of Doggy stain out of a Mohair Wool long pile carpet and replace with pieces from a spare roll. I warned about the shade difference as the carpet was well faded in places. Anyway I did the job. The faded light blue carpet now had darker round blue polka dots. She was happy all the same.
Dave.

[Steve_Knight]

Hi,

I did a course where these were used once. I think doing it on scraps of carpets is ok, but I think you'd need nerves of steel to use on a customers carpet.

The course was at Alltec, about 15 years ago ,ran by a bloke wearing a bandana (no honestly!!)

Think that guy was John "Pit Bull" Thompson.

[Jennifer w]

Hi Steve,

I think you might be right, he was a fire and flood specialist I think, as well as being a carpet fitter...

Personally I think if this service was offered to the average domestic customer, they be pretty disappointed generally with the results...and probably wouldn't want to pay  very much to have it done.