Can I use this for spot-cleaning a suit? If so, just soak the area (after color-fast testing hidden sample) and dab dry?
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I have done this successfully but you need to be very careful or else the cleaning might leave a ring.
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Yes you can. Put a rag under area to be spotted, put some on a clean rag, , pat a little bit again and again.
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Sorry, I never used it for that, I suspect not. You may need something stronger like Lacquer Thinner. Test it on a similar material to make sure it doesn't damage the item, Lacquer Thinner can strip paint, there's also Paint stripper, which is even stronger, you should do it in a well ventilated area with a mask and rubber gloves. It can hurt your lungs and skin. Again, test on a like item you don't care about before using. Read all cautions on the cans.
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I've used this in all types of clothes even my carpet. I've never had a problem. If it's a set in stain I pretreat with the oxy gel stick before washing.
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I don't have carpets but looked this up online. People have used it in carpet cleaners. Make sure carpet is colorfast.
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No. This is a four-step process. (1) spray the stain with Capture's liquid, (2) sprinkle the Capture powder on the stain/sprayed area, (3) use a scrub brush and work the powder into the stain, (4) wait for this process to dry around 12 hours (?), and then vacuum the powder up. The stain is GONE! Only problem would be a red wine spill which may need a professional to get out of your rug.
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I have successfully used Fels-Naphta to remove stains from dry-clean only items ( wool coats etc.) Then a vigorous brushing and an airing, either on clothes line or in the dryer, thus saving taking it to dry-cleaning. Other spot removers are much more environmentally damaging. Castile soap would be an all-natural options, but did not work well in spot removal.
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The description for uses mention that it can be used on porous surfaces. I would do a test on a piece of leather, like an old belt or old leather shoe ( sneakers, boat shoes).
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Do not use this for clothes. The carbon will leave a black stain on your clothes. This is only used to remove odors, colors and medications in water
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you could use it as a ram for the included cotton swatches, but unless your barrel is metal and rifled there would be no point in using the brush or oil in the barrel. I suppose you could use the oil for the action. I watched a couple of videos on youtube for cleaning airsofts, I dont think this will work as expected depending on the design of the airsoft. this is a push through setup, unless you can get an open breach it will not work well for you. from what I have seen the preference is for light silicon grease, usually in a spray. I think you should go with alcohol for cleaning the barrel instead. looks to me that dry barrels are better for airsoft. BB's may smear if you get your FPS high enough, the alcohol should deal with that. suggest dissasembly and cotton swabs if at all possible.
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No, probably not. I wouldn't try. It could make the spot worse. I used to own a carpet cleaning company. It depends on what the spot is. Sometimes you can use 1 part vinegar to 3 parts water and blot it our with a rag. Sometimes Oxi-Clean works well with a wet n' Dry vac to suck out the spot. You can also rent a machine from your hardware store or call a professional.
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I believe so, test in an inconspicuous area. Do not let product dry on surface though.
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I would assume it could be - the liquid itself is clear. I used it on beige leather, and although it didn't get out the denim stains, there was no additional damage to the leather.
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Each tablet makes about 16oz of product, so you would need the appropriate number of tablets, if it's a fabric you're trying to save, you would also want to check for colorfastness. I don't see why it wouldn't remove the stain and/or odor though.
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yes you can use this - Just use less and apply with a sponge & hot water. Let it sit for a minute , scrub off .
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I would not use it for that purpose , best to use only for a small dab touch up job can't answer second part of question as I used it on a sink repair
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If you let it soak, there is a good shot it will. Without seeing/knowing what residue is on it, its impossible to say. But this product is pretty darn impressive. I'd give it a go. Small investment for possible bigger returns.
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I would imagine so, as you only use a very little, it is like a putty, and you dab it on not dry or not greasy more of a neutral texture!