Is this safe to use on white fur or will the coal tar stain it?
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I have a tri colored black brown and white chihuahua and it did not stain his white color fur ...
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We used it on our dog which is white with black spots and her fur was fine.
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my pup has a white coat and it seems that it dulls her fur if not a good rinse. I use the shower it seems to do a much better job....
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I believe it is safe, my dog has white hair and it looked brighter and healthier than it has in awhile.
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My Shih Tzu has quite a bit of white fur (legs, face and tail etc.) and no staining at all. I've used this shampoo twice since I wrote the review and it has made a major difference in her skin condition and I know she feels better too (as do I). Hope this helps!
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Have only tried it on furs and works well. As to carpets generally, I would think if it were synthetic you should be fine just blot and do not rub. If it is a throw rug best to have a cotton backing to help with the absorb any debris. On high quality wool make sure to test in a small area for colorfastness. The chemical generally is safe on wool and silks and evaporates similar to alcohol based chemicals. There are also tons of Youtube videos to assist with its various applications.
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Just spot cleaning is enough. Recommend Tuff Stuff sold at Walmart for stains.
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I have used on dark leather sofas and light colored Auto seats. I have not had any problems with discoloration or residue. - You should not have to do very often.
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If the sofa is real leather I dont see why you couldn't. The manufacture claims that it could cause some discoloration on lighter leathers but I have never experienced any discoloration on my white leathers!
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I don't totally understand the question, but if you want to remove stains try using Barkeepers Friend.
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It is already, but I think it would be wise to coat it in something. We've had ours out in the elements during this terrible winter and it seems to be holding up well, but I think an extra coat of protective stain wouldn't hurt. That is as long as it's not toxic to animals!
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I got a teal color that is a bit darker and have had no issues with staining. It's been lugged around and my dog has napped on it without leaving marks.
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It has a light menthol smell...it might stain something white...I have never had a stain from it...
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Never had the problem with my German Shepherd on his white and tan color hair. Does not stain my hands. Try natural whiteners if washing does not help. Lemon juice and water so long as the dog does not have any open sores. Chamomile tea which also helps with the hair. Hope this helps.
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I used a Clorox stick on a stain on a white knitted top and then laundered with Eco Nuts. The original stain came out but the bleach left yellow stains all over my new white top which I have not been able to remove.
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I hace used this on the white fur of a ShihTsu as well as the soft cream front and hind legs of a golden retriever. In each case, the color is much much nicer. Will it totally remove the gray - can't say, but I am pleased with this brand.
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If you are planning on using it on painted walls, cabinets, I would not dally on one spot for too long. It may harm the paint. It will get the tobacco stains off walls and cabinets but so will a spic n span or lysol or Murphy's Oil Soap. It is all work and using either takes about the same amount of time. I do like the steam machine for freshening up carpets cleaning sofa, reclining chairs, mattresses. Use white towels on attachments and scrub, You would not believe the dirt on ones sofa from your pet. We have a Shih tzu, such a little dog, just 10 pounds. So I would imagine it would also remove tobacco odor from those items as well. Good luck If you are planning on using it on painted walls, cabinets, I would not dally on one spot for too long. It may harm the paint. It will get the tobacco stains off walls and cabinets but so will a spic n span or lysol or Murphy's Oil Soap. It is all work and using either takes about the same amount of time. I do like the steam machine for freshening up carpets cleaning sofa, reclining chairs, mattresses. Use white towels on attachments and scrub, You would not believe the dirt on ones sofa from your pet. We have a Shih tzu, such a little dog, just 10 pounds. So I would imagine it would... » Read More If you are planning on using it on painted walls, cabinets, I would not dally on one spot for too long. It may harm the paint. It will get the tobacco stains off walls and cabinets but so will a spic n span or lysol or Murphy's Oil Soap. It is all work and using either takes about the same amount of time. I do like the steam machine for freshening up carpets cleaning sofa, reclining chairs, mattresses. Use white towels on attachments and scrub, You would not believe the dirt on ones sofa from your pet. We have a Shih tzu, such a little dog, just 10 pounds. So I would imagine it would also remove tobacco odor from those items as well. Good luck « Show Less
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Yes, I have used it on mine, did have soot and pine tar on it after but came off when I washed it at home.
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Tylan or no, I can say this product works fabulously for us. My new mini-Aussie developed ugly rust stains on his white fur at the inner corners of each eye and nothing cleaned it up. My vet recommended Angels Eyes -- he is now 10 months old, and for the past six months his fur has stayed pristinely white and beautiful. We did have the old stained fur shaved off at one of his baths, and the new fur grew in perfectly white. We use the product faithfully every night -- a bottle lasts many months. I highly recommend it!
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If the fabric in question is leather/suede, which I surmise it is as water does not tend to stain fabric, it is highly doubtful. Even experienced cleaners have little if any success in removing water stains on leather products. I have had good success with this in cleaning furs and general cotton fabrics. Nonetheless, you should do a test spot and remember not to rub but rather blot and if possible have a clean cloth on the other side of the fabric when you blot.
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Lisa, this product is good for any leather. It is the best and I have used it for years. I even use it for my bike saddle. Do a color test to be safe, but it should not be a problem unless inferior stain products were used.