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Sonin 00700 Water Alarm with Remote Sensor $10.10 Sounds an 85dB alarm when a leak is detected. Requires one 9-Volt battery. Recommended Use: Alarm, Senses: Water, Decibel Rating: 85, Power Supply: Battery, Battery Type: 9V, Battery Included: No, Compatible With: Sump and bilge pumps, Low Battery Indicator: Yes, Mount Type: Table, shelf, or wall mounted, Dimensions L x W x H (in.): 3 1/2 x 1 1/2 x 3 1/2, Single, Pair, or System: Single… |
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Polar Bear Axial Air Mover fan for water damage carpet drying blower used by restorations pros! Green Color! FREE SHIPPING! $299.00 The Polar Bear Model #PB-25 has a 2 speed 1/4 HP motor and a full 360 degree positioning capability makes it adaptable to various drying applications. The 4 point base design allows it to be positioned to ventilate or dry any environment with maximum ease. The Polar Bear #PB-25 housing is made of the high impact Roto-Molded polyethylene allowing a 5 year warranty on the housing ensuring years of … |
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Dirt Devil Ultra Swivel Glide Bgls Red Powerful 12-Amp Motor To Eliminate Fan And Motor Damage $140.40 Bagless technology, never buy another bag. Powerful 12-amp motor with MotorGuard to eliminate fan and motor damage. Less weight, easy to push and easy to carry. Patented swivel casters provide effortless maneuverability. Stretch hose and on-board tools. MicroFresh filtration System to trap more than 99 percent of dust and allergens, letting allergy sufferers breathe a little easier…. |
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OdoBan Odor Eliminator – RTU Spray W/1 Gallon Concentrate $12.98 OdoBan, Odor Eliminator, cleans, disinfects, sanitizes and deodorizes all household, commercial and industrial surfaces. OdoBan eliminates unpleasant odors from fire, smoke, cigars, pipes, all tobacco products, pets, urine, feces, vomit, skunk, garbage areas, mildew, mold, water damage, sewer backup’s, RV & boat holding tanks, musty smells and much more… This product can be used on carpet, uphol… |
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Tenergy Smart Universal Charger for NiMH / NiCd Battery pack 7.2V – 12V with charging current Selection/Temperature Sensor $17.99 Accessories Included * 1 standard Tamiya Female connector and Fuse house with the smart battery charger. Smart Charger Specification * FOR 6V-12V NI-MH/NI-CD BATTERY PACK 6-10PCS BATTERY Operatio… |
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Zorbx – Value Pack Unscented Odor Remover $25.99 ZORBX is not a cover-up or air freshener. It is non-toxic and biodegradable. It removes odors instantly. Ready to use out of the bottle. Works on pet odors, smoke smell, cat urine smell, dog odors, gasoline smell, and more…. |
Carpet Water Damage Gainesville
I accidently spilled draino on my carpet. What can I use to neutralize the spill to limit the damage?
I accidently spilled draino on my carpet. What can I use to neutralize the spill to limit the damage?
Drano leaked out of a box that was stored in my living room. Moved the box the other night and noticed a bleached spot on carpet. Used lots of water to try to clean up spill. Ran carpet cleaning machine over spot several times to try to help. Still smell strong “bleach” smell from spot. Carpet fibers are damaged, and can be easily pulled out. Need advice to find something to neautralize leftover draino to limit additional damage.
Good Question!
NEVER DILUTE A BASE WITH AN ACID! ALWAYS USE WATER FOR DILUTION UNLESS THE SUBSTANCE THAT YOU ARE DILUTING IS WATER REACTIVE (SUCH AS ELEMENTAL SODIUM)
Look in the NIOSH Pocket Guide (NPG) for information concerning most household chemicals. If the chemical that you are looking for isn’t in the NPG. look in Wikipedia. I’ve been surprised that they have quite a number of chemicals on Wiki.
If you still can’t find it, then contact your local hospital lab for a chemist consult.
It sounds like you’ve already diluted the NaOH (Sodium Hydroxide) that was in the Drano. Now you have the bleaching caused by the NaOCl (Sodium HypoChlorite); common house bleach and also present in Drano to some degree, to worry about.
No amount of scrubbing or diluting will get the Bleaching out of your carpet. The color has already been changed by the Chlorine solution. The only thing that you can do is to take up the carpet and clean underneath it with soapy water followed by a clean water rinse.
Also, get rid of the carpet and replace it.
I’ve tried to get carpet dyed before that had been exposed to Chlorine and it doesn’t work.
Furthermore, exposing any residual chlorine to Acetic acid (vinegar) will give you some nasty by-products (Chloroacetic Acid – weed killer, and Hydrochloric A cid) that you really don’t want in your house.
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If you are in doubt about any of this, please ask for a consult from a Chemist at your local hospital.
Good Luck!
