does this stuff come out of carpets or off tile if it's spilled
186817
It spilled on our tile and my daughter used hand sanitiser to take it off. We don't have carpet so I don't know how it will be removed from carpet
2248423
it needs to be wet or you will see streaks. It should dry naturally. Stay off the floors until they are completely dry.
462675
Sorry its taken so long. I read on the bottle and it doesn't say. It dose say on there that its safe to pour directly on stains in the carpet. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful. You could check with Hoover to be sure though. It is an amazing product I will also say! I have 4 dogs and my carpet is light and looks amazing when I've cleaned it. Tried lots of things over the years, we've always had animals, best thing yet!!! Good luck.
1819112
I wouldn't recommend it on tile/vinyl floors, I have never used it on them, but it does leave a bit of "spillover" when you go from carpet to vinyl floors & it doesn't seem to suck up this spillover very well. It might work good to scrub the floors, but you still might have to mop up some of the water/soap left behind.
1819481
I used it on concrete. I would read the instructions on the bottle or call the manufacture to make sure it is safe to use on carpets.
1884602
Yes, but you don't want to drench the carpet. I use it heavier in traction areas, but still spray it all over the carpet. The spray nozzle is perfect for dispersing just the right amount. Just follow the instruction on the bottle and hopefully it will work for you. Good Luck!
865461
Not at all. I use it on my carpet to get out pretty much everything and don't ever rinse it out. The stains come out with no residue or odor. I also use it on ALL clothing stains without worrying it'll stink up the rest of the wash. It's a fantastic product. I always have it on hand.
580371
NO! It makes you tile floors look terrible. The tile came out nice and clean but the grout was still dirty. Floor looks stupid with clean tiles and dirty grout. I used throw rugs to cover it up.
562999
If you mean water spills. Yes you can on either rugs or solid floors, but this will not completely remove all the water. If a lot of water was dropped on a rug for instance, much of it will migrate down through the rug to the padding and this product will not get all of that water. It is designed to spray water on the carpet and then pick it up with the suction head right away. (the spray is right in front of the suction head). The best way to get water from the pad is to lift up the rug and blot up most of it with a sponge or towel and then use a fan to dry the backing and pad. If you do not do that you have a good chance of getting mold in the padding. If you mean water spills. Yes you can on either rugs or solid floors, but this will not completely remove all the water. If a lot of water was dropped on a rug for instance, much of it will migrate down through the rug to the padding and this product will not get all of that water. It is designed to spray water on the carpet and then pick it up with the suction head right away. (the spray is right in front of the suction head). The best way to get water from the pad is to lift up the rug and blot up most of it with a sponge or towel and then use a fan to dry the backing and pad. If you do... » Read More If you mean water spills. Yes you can on either rugs or solid floors, but this will not completely remove all the water. If a lot of water was dropped on a rug for instance, much of it will migrate down through the rug to the padding and this product will not get all of that water. It is designed to spray water on the carpet and then pick it up with the suction head right away. (the spray is right in front of the suction head). The best way to get water from the pad is to lift up the rug and blot up most of it with a sponge or towel and then use a fan to dry the backing and pad. If you do not do that you have a good chance of getting mold in the padding. « Show Less
1458569
It won't. Bleach on a carpet doesn't stain it, but rather it changes the chemical make up of material and whitens it. The only way to remedy a bleach spill is to replace that section of carpet. There may be carpet dyes available, but I am not aware of any.
1319209
yes, it stains carpet, clothes, chairs, sheets. Always put it back after you play with it.
873350
I figured it would be iffy as this product is more or less like Goo-Gone; it removes sticky stuff. In my review, I also warned readers that when I attempted to remove a sticker from a lovely wall shelf, it took the finish completely off, so I feared it would ruin the carpet. However, I happened to have a piece of carpet. I sprayed a bit of red paint on it, let it dry and then tried Goof-Off. It did not damage the carpet but it did not remove the red paint at all. I would try rubbing some paint thinner on the spot with a stiff brush, followed by some soapy water on a sponge. This has worked for me in the past.
648699
The instructions that came with mine said not to use it on carpet floor. I imagine after a while it will likely discolor carpet and depending on the carpet, possibly melt it.
1222513
I agree with previous 2 answers. Comes right off walls, high-chair tray and hardwood floors with Magic Eraser.
429316
It comes as a moist (not wet) granular-like material - color of damp sawdust. You can distribute it all over your carpet, rub it in with fingers or a brush and let it dry. When dry, you can vacuum but I just let it remain & it blends in with the carpet & has a lovely, refreshing spicy scent. It is NOT for tile, only carpet. BTW, my dog has small "mistakes" when excited by visitors. So once a week I take a very small amount & rub it in on the spots. Gone! This does not replace carpet cleaning; only removes small to large areas of soil.
1694455
Hard to say. Have never measred it. A lot of how wet your carpet or apholestery gets depends on how fast the machine (or wand) is moving. If you pull the trigger and don't move the machine, you will get a sopping wet carpet quickly.
1268231
Are you spreading it on the whole carpet? I only sprinkle it on the new tinkle spots. No, I don't have to avoid the room.