[PaulKing]

I'm going to pay a £30 parking ticket today, although I sure I could get off with it using a loophole but somethings are just not worth the bother, moral being, chalk it up to experiance.

 Others good advice comes from thier experiances and we all get caught out ocassionally, anyone who says they get it right 100percent of the time is lying. Just down how you handle it, and what works once may not work the next time. just stay calm when your dealing with mr khan

Good luck and hope you get paid.

[John Gregory]

update   Got paid off Mr Khan only just thou, when I arrived this Morning there was several brownish patches on the couch , A quick spray and brush With fibre and fabric rince and they went, Never again I have been taught a few good lessons

John

[PaulKing]

great glad to hear it, would you clean their tps again if they asked ?

[John Gregory]

Thanks  Paul , I think I wound rather walk around Tescos with glass in my shoes than do a job for Mr Khan

John

[PaulKing]

leason learned then! best of luck for the future.

[murky]

Think I will try that. I am owed £300 and wont pay up. Promised etc.

Where do I get the online forms from please.

Murky

[northstar]

Hi Murky,
Follow this link
Any probs, email me.
Regards, Mike
http://www.hmcourts-service.gov.uk/

[Dave_Lee]

Hi John,
If the suite was bad or even if it wasnt, if it was synthetic I'd have gone straight in with an Alkaline rinse, probably Ultimate Master following a Citrus Pre-Spray well agitated in. I can understand the cautious approach of using an acid rinse, but more often than not they just dont cut it with badly soiled suites, and chances are you will have less problems than when not using an effective rinse agent. In 28 years on sythetics I have always used an Alkaline rinse and never once neutralised with an acidic spray. The only problem I have ever encountered with a suite was with an acid sensitive indicator dye problem. The problem would have been far worse if I had used an acidic rinse.
Dave.