DyeBold Carpet Dyeing

I know all too well the desperation of the caller who has just bleached a carpet and needs to know what to do. Many times, by the time I get the call, the caller has already tried all the tricks they have found on the internet about how to remove that ugly carpet stain. If that is you, know that you are not alone. Every day countless carpet owners, property managers and cleaning companies search the internet on “How to remove carpet bleach stains”. And the internet is full of suggestions on how to fix your carpet. But did you know that most of these can either cause further carpet damage, while others can actually be harmful to your health*?? Here I will share with you our process for restoring bleached carpet, but first let’s take a look at what a bleach “stain” is. BLEACH STAINS as commonly referred to**, occurs when the carpet is exposed to a bleach or bleaching agent such as Folex, 409 cleaner, bathroom or kitchen cleaner, resulting in a bleaching, or removal of the carpet dye.

  Has this ever happened to you? Have you ever hired cleaning services for your house or office, only to have some “mystery” faded areas on your carpet? One day your carpet is fine, but the next, somehow after the cleaning company leaves, you notice this ugly yellow area in your carpets. And you think: What happened???!!! If your carpet got bleached mysteriously, you are not alone. If your carpets have ever been mysteriously bleached, you are not alone. Being a carpet dyer, unfortunately, I have received countless calls from desperate home owners and property managers who notice the  bleached carpet , and many times, they notice it AFTER the cleaning company has left.  But that is not surprising. Given the fact that carpet is present in most residences and businesses, if not all of them, it seems that it would be just a matter of time before carpets get bleached accidentally. But what happens when the carpets lose color after the cleaning or janitorial company provides their service? I