How do you remove a stain from the couch?
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It depends on the fabric of your couch... I had sprayed my hair with hairspray & didn't have any staining.
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1. Mix in a quarter cup of mild dish detergent in a gallon of water to make your solution.2. Gently rub with a sponge. Stains can be scrubbed with a plastic-bristled brush.3. Rinse thoroughly with a hose after cleaning.
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It might work - Nature's Miracle is an enzyme that destroys cat urine - since your stain has dried, you will have to soak the carpet, padding and anything else that may have urine in it - you may have to soak it, let it sit a day or two (maybe cover with plastic) and then soak again and again. Certainly worth a try. PS. From my experience, Nature's Miracle doesn't spot - I've used it on furniture and rugs. Good Luck!!
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Never tried it on furniture but I don't think it stains.....I'd give it a try on a small part of the cushion first.
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Hi Anne...this homemade stain remover works on everything! try it.... 1 tsp. Dawn dishwashing detergent 3-4 tablespoons of hydrogen peroxide couple tablespoons of baking soda. Scrub on with a scrubbing brush. Happy 4th.... Katherine
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It depends on the type of material that is on your couch. I have solid cotton material on mine and the stains just won't come out. I had the couch before I got my dogs. :+( But if the material on your couch is fairly porous, it just might work and also if it is not a solid color.
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If I remember correctly, after having applied the Conditioner and allowing it to dry, polish with a soft dry cloth. I noticed no residue. Your couch will look much better. It helps with the dryness, but will not dye a faded couch.
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No it is not removable. A carpet/fabric spot cleaner should do the trick for getting stains out!
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Gosh I don't remember. I had only ever cleaned my couch with water and soap myself, but I needed something more and tried this. I would try it on a small hidden spot first before using it on a larger area. I liked the way this worked myself, am actually getting ready to order more. this probably was no help, good luck.
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Hi Anne...this homemade stain remover works on everything! try it.... 1 tsp. Dawn dishwashing detergent3-4 tablespoons of hydrogen peroxidecouple tablespoons of baking soda.Scrub on with a scrubbing brush.Happy 4th....Katherine
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Not sure about the color but this will remove odors . There's a dish soap baking sofa mixture per Pinterest that I swear by . Look it up
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Thank you for your question Elizabeth; here are a few tips: 1) Remove excess stain or pet urine first, utilizing a highly absorbent towel. 2) Apply a generous amount of pet urine stain remover to the affected area and allow to stand. For tough odors, both carpet and underlying pad must be thoroughly treated. Allow to stand 60 min. 3) Fold the towel and lay it on the treated area allowing it to absorb the excess liquid out of the carpet pad. 4) Once dried, inspect, and then vacuum the treated area. If stain and odor remains, repeat the above procedure.
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I love this product !!! It works on new stains as well as old, dry stains. To remove old, dry stains I mist the stain with water (mist only to moisten the top layer; do not moisten down to the pad ). Let stain sit a little while and then continue using the product as though the stain was new.
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You may have to treat it more than once depending on how far its soaked in. Either spray it on or pour it on and just let it do its job. The enzymes in it will eventually "eat" the stain and should not damage your furniture. I still use and swear by this product! When Nature's Miracle couldn't get the job done, Icky Poo DID and I am still amazed by it! I've treated my bed which of course there was no recourse, as you can't put a mattress in anything to soak, so I just kept spraying it on daily, let it dry, spray again, and in due time all smell and stain gone! For comforters and blankets, I put them in the tub, filled with warm water and about a half a gallon of Icky poo, let it set for a few days, and finally rinsed and all smell gone! Good luck
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Hi,I really can't say it will remove a stain, although I seem to remember a product made by this company to remove a stain. Best of luck :)
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If you soak the area good and wait until it has had about 24 hours to dry it should have used the enzymes in the product to destroy the urea crystals. Then you can use an oxygen based detergent to clean it thoroughly and hopefully it will be fine. Being able to completely access the stain is key but it worked on my carpet very well.
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I nave never tried to remove them with Fels Naptha. What I find works well for that type of stain is automatic dish washing powder in a solution. A good overnight soak in a solution gets that yellow out nicely.