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Stain Rx is the best stain remover out there. I have been using it on red wine stains since 1969. Just touch it to red wine, iodine, berries (INCLUDING POMEGRANATE), fruit punch, cranberry juice, and the stains disappear in a second. Stains such as mascara, lipstick, blood, balsamic vinegar, vanilla extract and others come out with a little massaging and rinsing. Soak your diamond, gold and platinum jewelry in it for 20 minutes to overnight, you won't believe it! By the way, the University of California -- Davis did a study on red wine stain removal and the #1, ready to use winner was Stain Rx (a.k.a. Erado-Sol). It killed Wine Away which is available everywhere. Go to their web site to see what else it does.
As far as carpeting and upholstery: I use Stain Rx on carpeting and upholstery all the time and have the method down. First, I vacuum the entire carpet or piece of upholstery being treated. Then I clean the entire carpet or upholstery with my Hoover Steam-Vac, a carpet shampooer is at least as good, plus, I ONLY use warm water - no detergent at all. The Hoover sprays in water and vacuums it out. For the carpet I use the Steam-Vac and on upholstery I use the Steam-Vac attachments to do this. While the carpet or upholstery is still wet from this step, do the following; Depending on the size of the stain, put a "dot" of Stain Rx on your fingertip and rub out one stain at a time. After treating a stain, remove all the soapy residue from that area using the instructions below and go on to the next stain. HERE IS THE MOST IMPORTANT PART: You have to remove all the soapy residue using the attachments from the Steam-Vac, carpet shampooer or a wet/dry shop vacuum. RINSE OUT ALL OF THE SOAPY RESIDUE USING WATER AND THE VACUUM. If you leave Stain Rx in the area, dust will stick forming a gray spot in a few weeks. If this happens, just add water and remove all of the soapy residue. Let dry and marvel at the job you did.
A great trick to get red wine out and cheaply is by instantly pouring salt over the affected area and allowing it to remove some of the damage over night. Alternatively use Gonzo Wine Out stain remover.
Simply you can use some stain removal that available in markets. Or try hot water. Hot water is primary good stain removal process.
Some tips for chocolate stain removal you can try Clorox 2 or Arm & Hammer. You can also try Resolve Stain Remover and try Finish Liquid Dish Detergent and Tide Boost Pre-Treat Spray. There are many other if you do a search on tips for chocolate stain removal.
I have several stains that I would like to remove from my carpet, but need to use a non-toxic solution as I have young children and two dogs. What are some stain removal products that are effective on carpets?
It really depends on the person for what makes a good stain remover. Some people swear by one product, while others think it doesn't work. Here is a stain removal guide that can be helpful: www.chemistry.co.nz/stain_frame.htm
This depend on the stain. Some stains come out in hot water, while others are made worse by hot water. The general method for stain removal is to pretreat the stain and then wash it.
Laser hair removal is becoming increasing popular. It offers lasting effects and is relatively painless. Some products that have received good reviews are the NONO hair removal system and the Remington I Light Pro.
Go to Canadian tire, in the same alley as soap for cars, you can find some good stain remover products.
Try OxiClean Free Versatile Stain Remover. It's a non-chlorine "oxygen" cleaner that won't bleach color, but it most effective on stains. Follow the instructions on the spray bottle. You might have to treat the area a few times, but the product is excellent for removing stains and turning the fabric back to its original condition.
If you are using a carpet cleaner, Rug Doctor offers a green cleaning solution. It is available at Sears. For spot cleaning and stain removal, rubbing alcohol can be used. Simply soak the spot in alcohol, blot it in with a rag, and once it dries the stain will disappear.
Some ideas for pet stain removal on carpets are as follows: buy Spot Shot Instant Carpet Cleaner, apply Club Soda, use Enzyme Odor Remover, use Baking Soda, following some cleaning tips to be found at Voices Yahoo.
There are a variety of products that can be bought to remove excess nose hair. Some of these products include nose hair clippers, hair wax removal or Nair hair removal
Applying Scotchguard every 6 months or so will make your carpets and furniture repel wine. If it does manage to get through, here are some tips for removing it: http://www.housecleaningcentral.com/en/cleaning-tips/stain-removal/wine-stain.html and http://www.housecleaningcentral.com/en/cleaning-tips/stain-removal/wine-stain-removal.html