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Yellowing Reports

  Yellowing generally refers to stain resist yellowing; however, it could include atmospheric problems from NO2 gas, bleach spots and more. The reports in the menu above are purely yellowing problems; the ones below could fall into another category too.

1. Yellowing of All Type This report has yellowing problems from stain resist, light reflections, and atmospheric conditions. It is a long report.
2. Yellow Spots from Dog Urine This report was commissioned by an insurance company and the claimant used three different chemicals to get pet stains out and then the carpet yellowed. Although, the yellowing could have been from stain resistance turning yellow, it  turned out to be urine.
3. Yellow Spots made with Folex This report was commissioned by the dealer and the Foley was found to be of safe pH, and the stain resistance was defective.
4. Yellowing from Defective Stain-resist This report was commissioned by the dealer and approximately two weeks after the carpet was installed, the claimant used a product called ‘CARPET FRESH’ that left a red stain.
5. Yellowing with Ultraviolet Reflections but not from Urine  This report was commissioned by the dealer and  Resolve was found to be of safe pH, and the stain resistance was defective.
6. Yellowing Optical & Alkalinity This report was written for the cleaner.
7. Yellowing from Defective Stain Resist in Residence This report was written for the consumer.