Does this product remove bleach stains from carpet?
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No, bleach stains are a removal of color from fabric. This only cleans not 're-colors'
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I don't think so. Once bleach has touched your carpet or clothing etc that is pretty much how it will remain. Bleach is permanent, unless you chose to try and dye it. I don't recommend dyeing your carpet.
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.
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I haven't used it as a stain remover for existing stains. Sorry I can't help on that one.
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It definitely picks up other stains. I read somewhere that carpet cleaning products are among a few items that the light picks up. You may want to Google it or check the Sellers website to be sure.
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I really do not have an anwer for that. I was not happy with mine and returned it because it did not clean any spots on the carpet. I am just being honest about the product.
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Yes I use Clorox Clean Up Cleaner + Bleach , no need to brush , and stains will dissapear , I add about 4 ounces and turn bottle up and down and let set for about 10 minutes, rinse with cold tap water until all bleach is removed and your ready to go. hope this helps
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To date bleach has not I mistakenly got a little nail polish remover on it , that took done of the color off
730883
I would not purchase this item with cleaning carpets in mind. While I have used it for some spot cleaning, just shooting steam into a carpet has limited cleaning ability. It is like steaming a spot and then blotting it up with a towel. The cleaning comes with the blotting process, which is limited at best. It is not like other carpet cleaners that spray a cleaner into the carpet and then suck it back out, which is more effective.
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I tried using the Bissell 2X Pet Stain removal sample included with the carpet machine directly from the bottle on to a stain, not using the carpet machine, and it did not remove the stain at all.
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I used the product but it did not remove stains I had hoped it would. I didn't want to use chlorine bleach and thought this might be a good alternative. Sorry - but I wouldn't recommend it.
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I've only used it on a "regular" carpet and a Berber carpet. In addition to new stains its gotten out old stains in both. Hope that helps.
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Yes, CLR most certainly does work to remove stubborn stains. I used it to remove stains in my blue toilet and after a few hard rubs the stains came right out. I did, however, use full strength. Be careful with contact with eyes and skin. This is all on the label. Great product. Hope this helps.
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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.
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Works magic on stains but if your carpet needs cleaning you are going to have one clean spot where the stain was!
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I have used it to remove ink from silk and ink from the carpet. Also to remove a set in chocolate stain from the carpet, and RED Georgia clay from our carpet, too. It is the only thing that worked. I tried everything. It is stronger than bleach in cleaning white tennis shoes and the white on tires. And yet, it is not harmful to your skin. Will clean water spots on the shower door when nothing else worked. It is worth every penny and more. I would be willing to pay twice as much. It is that good. Follow the instructions. When I used it in my steam cleaner, it works better in really hot water. Amazing stuff. I have used it to remove ink from silk and ink from the carpet. Also to remove a set in chocolate stain from the carpet, and RED Georgia clay from our carpet, too. It is the only thing that worked. I tried everything. It is stronger than bleach in cleaning white tennis shoes and the white on tires. And yet, it is not harmful to your skin. Will clean water spots on the shower door when nothing else worked. It is worth every penny and more. I would be willing to pay twice as much. It is that good. Follow the instructions. When I used it in my steam cleaner, it works better in really hot... » Read More I have used it to remove ink from silk and ink from the carpet. Also to remove a set in chocolate stain from the carpet, and RED Georgia clay from our carpet, too. It is the only thing that worked. I tried everything. It is stronger than bleach in cleaning white tennis shoes and the white on tires. And yet, it is not harmful to your skin. Will clean water spots on the shower door when nothing else worked. It is worth every penny and more. I would be willing to pay twice as much. It is that good. Follow the instructions. When I used it in my steam cleaner, it works better in really hot water. Amazing stuff. « Show Less
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Yes, it's ok to remove pet stains from the persian carpet . You have to spray product on and use a brush and than just blotch it
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For me, it doesn't work as well on my carpet with existing stains. I think it is because I used another product prior to Fizzion. The stain was locked in. Works great for hairball stains. I use it on anything tracked in that gets in my carpet. Follow directions for pet stains though.
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If you are trying to remove pet odors from tile grout I would give it a try, but it is an enzyme product and it won't bleach out stains. I used it on my rug and sofa and it did a fine job. It smells decent also. On the sofa I had to do 2 applications.