5th generation carpet
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Topic: 5th generation carpet
Posted By: mjm978
Subject: 5th generation carpet
Date Posted: 30/January/2010 at 12:56pm
| im doing a place that uses a graffeti/black rug( the kind thats black but had neon shapes on it,black light reactive sometimes)... would this be a 5th generation carpet, and what is? |
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Posted By: cleanex
Date Posted: 31/January/2010 at 9:28am
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I think you are talking about a Glow inThe Dark carpet. You need to find the recommendations of the manufacturer before cleaning. We do a few just keep the ph below 10 and run a textile rinse. {No optical brightners for sure} ------------- DON ELDRED YOU CAN "STAND" ON OUR REPUTATION |
Posted By: Carpet Cleaning
Date Posted: 03/February/2010 at 3:36am
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hello...i am not 100% sure about that carpet is 5th generation or not .... will u give me that carpet snap... ??? so i can get more idea about that ... as you say black light reactive sometimes .... so may be its glow over that black carpet |
Posted By: Soil Lint Green
Date Posted: 03/February/2010 at 1:59pm
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5th Generation refers to 5th Generation Nylon generally. They teach you about the improvements in Nylon with each generation in the basic Carpet Cleaning Tech training IICRC offers, remember?
------------- It's ORY GUN, not OR A GONE. Learn to talk. |
Posted By: LArugcleaning
Date Posted: 10/March/2010 at 3:17pm
hmmm, i'm not so sure if it's 5th generation carpet but i can picture it out as a glow in the dark carpet..i so love that kind..
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Posted By: LilNiteRidrhood
Date Posted: 14/March/2010 at 12:43pm
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A fifth generation carpet is one that has an acid dye blocker applied to it prior to the flurochemical treatment.
Post dyed nylon has many empty dye sites after the dying process. This acid dye blocker treatment (often known as Stainmaster) fills the empty dye sites so if you spill a food or beverage that has acid dyes (kool-aid, soda pop, popsicles) these dyes won't fill these sites and become stains.
Most residential nylons made in the last ten years have this type of treatment.
This treatment is easily stripped by using the wrong chemistry or solvent.
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