Is this machine great at removing stains on a mattress?
1061957
No, Verilux removes allergens from your mattress and pesky microscopic bugs that we can't see along with human and pet dander. You would need an upholstery cleaning unit to take out the stains you are referring to.
1061958
it's a vacuum, it vacs up dust, pollen and other dry materials, and does it well, but it's not a stain remover
547484
I'm not certain. There was a vinyl mattress that I would wash with vinegar and water spray, along w extra sheets I would launder regularly. We traveled with them and used the co-sleepers for probably a little under a year and in that time they didn't really get dirty. I imagine any soiling could be wiped off w a simple detergent, water, and towel combo (The ole fashioned, elbow grease, spot treatment). In short, I think throwing it in a washing machine might be weird and very loud bc of the metal and plastic leg parts (which fold up easily) but hand washing/spot washing is probably best.I hope that helps! I'm not certain. There was a vinyl mattress that I would wash with vinegar and water spray, along w extra sheets I would launder regularly. We traveled with them and used the co-sleepers for probably a little under a year and in that time they didn't really get dirty. I imagine any soiling could be wiped off w a simple detergent, water, and towel combo (The ole fashioned, elbow grease, spot treatment). In short, I think throwing it in a washing machine might be weird and very loud bc of the metal and plastic leg parts (which fold up easily) but hand washing/spot washing is probably... » Read More I'm not certain. There was a vinyl mattress that I would wash with vinegar and water spray, along w extra sheets I would launder regularly. We traveled with them and used the co-sleepers for probably a little under a year and in that time they didn't really get dirty. I imagine any soiling could be wiped off w a simple detergent, water, and towel combo (The ole fashioned, elbow grease, spot treatment). In short, I think throwing it in a washing machine might be weird and very loud bc of the metal and plastic leg parts (which fold up easily) but hand washing/spot washing is probably best.I hope that helps! « Show Less
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I have used the machine to scrub my synthetic kitchen "tile look" floor. It does that well and gets back most all of the water. I don't think I would buy the machine just to scrub tile or restore grout's appearance. There are cheaper and more effective ways to go for that specialty.
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This machine can work for you. I have 4 dogs! If there's an accident, the first thing I do is detach the hose a suck up the mess. Next, I spray Spotshot on the spot & let it sit for 1 minute & then use the machine to suck that out of the carpet too. Third step is to reattach the hose & let Spotbot do the cleaning for you. I have found that for urine, it does work best on the set-in stain setting. After cleaning, I always use Nature's Miracle on the area so the dogs don't return to the same spot. Works like a charm!
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No, the design is stain resistance. Odor will continue being emitted from within the fabrics of the mattress.
1976399
I use this stuff primarily for my laundry. I don't know if it will take the stains out of the machine, though I believe it will, but it will remove stains from your white clothes. I have white towels, blankets and tee shirts that have gotten much whiter since I've been using Iron Out.
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I bought the 1425 Little Green recently and used it on my 2nd hand microfiber sofa without a problem. I have two toddlers, so there were quite a few interesting stains to remove. They came out very easily with the machine. After the sofa was dry, I rubbed over the microfibers with my hand to soften them up again, but it looks brand new now! I would try a test patch first.
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No, it will not get the stains out. It just picks up dirt and leaves, it does not scrub.
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This product helps with small stains (old and new). I would use a different cleaning solution that doesn't have a high concentration of soap. Although soap will remove stains, the suction isn't enough to remove all residue, and dirt attracts to soap leaving spots later.
1003322
Yes! It entirely removed all the ink stains from my sofa that I had not previously been able to remove with other products. It worked very well for me!
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No, it is not designed at all for carpet cleaning, only for hard surfaces. There is a device that attaches to the bottom which enables the user to "freshen up" a carpet but all it does is inject some steam. It does not remove stains.
1085692
It's a "white milk liquid" that removes all kind of stains, really cleans great! (no sticky stuff)
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Bissell makes a 2X Deep cleaning formula that works really well on those kind of stains. That's what I would recommend for your carpet.
74140
We love the king maker, we have not tried to launder it, but I would imagine you would spot clean as needed like any other mattress....
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It very well might and it's worth a try. I haven't had trouble with it removing color from carpets or other fabric, but spot test first and then go for it.
660206
The real advantage is getting something truly clean! The Spot Lifter sucks up the dirt instead of just spreading it around. There is no need to blot with a towel after using it, since it sucks the dirt and cleaning solution up and leaves the surface damp - not wet.
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yes . . . . it will take any coffee stains and residue out but not other stains