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Model specific boards => Golf mk6 => Topic started by: Fanters on 23 August 2010, 13:32
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Anyone had trouble with carpets going boobly after hovering or brushing ? I think the quality of the carpet is very poor. I had an Audi for 8 years and 3 passats and never had this trouble before when cleaning on a regular basis. The Golf's six months old and it's already happening. :sad:
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Any brushing has never been a good idea. Suck the dirt with air and minimise rubbing. Mine seem fine so far, but I have only cleaned the carpets twice in five months as I don't make much of a mess.
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I can't say that I've had any trouble cleaning the carpets thats because I haven't cleaned them in 6 months :grin: I have rubber mats on top.
You would think they would be good quality if you are paid £100 a set. ;)
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I can't say that I've had any trouble cleaning the carpets thats because I haven't cleaned them in 6 months :grin: I have rubber mats on top.
You would think they would be good quality if you are paid £100 a set. ;)
It's not the mats that are going bobbly it's the carpet beneath. If you get bits of grit and grass etc... (when my kids are jumping in and out. i then end up hovering it up and the carpets not the mats are going bobbly. I have done this with my previous audi and passats for years without problems.
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Yes. I have the same problem. I got mine in April and Hoover most weeks. It's started going bobly already!!! Cheap threads. More so on the carpet lining. Mats are fine
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I've had no prob's with my carpets tbo ( touch wood )
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I've had no prob's with my carpets tbo (touch woodl) :grin:
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No bobblyness on my carpets, vac them most weekends and give them a clean with Turtle Wax foam cleaner [Got GTI mats on top which I obviously remove before vaccing], had car since March.
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No bobbles or matting on mine, but I hardly ever vac, I am an extremely clean little beggar :grin:
Gizzy