choc milk

[glenboy]

customer spilled glass of chocolate milk into carpet....i hit it with an enzyme....dwell.....water claw....then rinsed and extract well.....2 hours later the stains re appear.....HELP......as i dont do these often.....and generally its white milk..

 

[hogjowl]

Do you have a water claw?

 

[glenboy]

yes...used it

 

[hogjowl]

Oh, sorry. I skip read cuz most post are filled with boring useless trivia on this board.

It might not actually be chocolate. It could be a dye stain.
@Larry Cobb

 

[ruff]

Milk can be difficult to remove if spill is substantial.

• For the enzyme to work it needs a decent dwell time.
• If in pad, I doubt the enzyme reached all the way through carpet (+ it is also in glue layer).
• You can encapsulate or bonnet, but if milk remains in pad, it will start smelling later.

If you can access pad, take care of it, clean carpet from both sides. It would work but be lots of work.
Otherwise give a good dose of enzyme, dwell time, a mini flood and flush with the claw. Follow with lots of dry passes. And if it makes you feel good follow with encapsulation & a bonnet.

I don't think it is a dye stain as it came back.

 

[Nate The Great]

I'd try the placing something heavy on a cotton towel after you work on it again... I'm with Offy on this one... What color carpet?

 

[Cleanworks]

Use cold water only

 

[Desk Jockey]

Replace the pad. If its contaminated, its going to be a reoccurring source for latent odors anyway.

 

[BIG WOOD]

Oh, sorry. I skip read cuz most post are filled with boring useless trivia on this board.

It might not actually be chocolate. It could be a dye stain.
@Larry Cobb

Moron! Dye stains don't wick back. The spot wicks back up

If it were stained, it would've never went away

 

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[hogjowl]

They do disappear on some carpets while damp though. Only to reappear as it dries.

 

[glenboy]

Yes they did reappear.....and carpet is a sand colir Triexta