02-05-2017, 08:14 AM
Looks like those might be bleach spots. A common cause of bleach spots is possibly benzoyl peroxide (found in acne medicine). Are there teenagers in the home? Some types of bleach spots can be activated when you clean the carpet.
Here's a quote from Shaw's website:
"Most acne medication used today conatains benzoyl peroxide which is a powerful oxidizing agent, meaning that it is capable of bleaching dyed products. Despite your best efforts it is possible that you may see loss of color in your carpet which is not covered under most residential carpet warranties."
If these are bleach spots, you'd need to dye the spots. There is nothing that can be done for indentations from heavy furnitute.
Here's a quote from Shaw's website:
"Most acne medication used today conatains benzoyl peroxide which is a powerful oxidizing agent, meaning that it is capable of bleaching dyed products. Despite your best efforts it is possible that you may see loss of color in your carpet which is not covered under most residential carpet warranties."
If these are bleach spots, you'd need to dye the spots. There is nothing that can be done for indentations from heavy furnitute.