Eliminate Paint Stains --Again

Well this time the paint stains are in MY house. I was not very happy about it, but I found jet black Rustoleum paint dripped across the rug in my foyer. Somehow it was overlooked all day and found in the evening when the lights came on in the front hall. Below see the paint on the area rug when the problem was discovered. Then see the picture of the same area rug after the Challenger completely removed the problem. The third picture shows a larger area of the rug to see the paint is truly gone, Gone, GONE! Thanks for reading with me, Chris.

Challenger Eliminates Paint Stains

We recently bought a duplex in our hometown. On one side of the duplex, the previous owners had repainted before their last renters had moved in six months ago. When we did a walk-through of that unit we felt quite certain we would need to recarpet. The previous owners had spilled paint in the master bedroom and hall way and had left spots as large as outdoor trash can lids!

What a mess!

The renters had attempted to clean the mess up, but had been unable to do more than push some of it deeper into the carpet fibers. Six months after the fact we came along with our Challenger and Orbit Natural... and the dried paint disappeared from the carpet as though it had never been there. It was amazing! It even amazed us!

Large dried paint stains. Gone in a heartbeat. Who would have guessed?

Challenger to the rescue.

Thanks for reading with me,
Chris

Challenger Takes a Break

I have been justifiably chided for not blogging in a very long time. Mending my ways is on my to-do list now so you should see some progress very soon. Meanwhile I wanted to share one reason why I have been silent for so long. We have four boys and three have been married for some time. The youngest and last of the boys tied the knot this past weekend. He lives in Fort Lauderdale, FL in a condo right on the beach. (He says it is a tough life, but someone has to do it!) Our oldest son lives about two blocks away with his lovely wife and three sons. Both boys are computer engineers and life is GOOD. I am posting a couple of pictures so you can see what a lucky guy this young man is to find his lovely Debbi. In the second picture Debbi is singing a song to Greg at the reception, "My Guy," I think is the name.

Thanks for reading with me,
Chris