Does this flavor (Hickory Smoke) leave stains on the carpet?
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Frankly, I think that any of the flavors might leave a visible stain on the carpet, depending in part on your dogs' chewing habit. One of my dogs tends to chew pretty neatly, picking up the smaller pieces pretty quickly. The other is a slob, chewing and drooling out saliva that matches the color of the treat - and that would stain anything. What I did is taught her to enjoy her treats to her hearts content - as long as she has a hand-towel under her to catch the bits and slobber. When she's done, I just throw the towel in with the wash, no worries. Works well for all kinds of treats too (cow hooves, kongs stuff with PB, etc.). Frankly, I think that any of the flavors might leave a visible stain on the carpet, depending in part on your dogs' chewing habit. One of my dogs tends to chew pretty neatly, picking up the smaller pieces pretty quickly. The other is a slob, chewing and drooling out saliva that matches the color of the treat - and that would stain anything. What I did is taught her to enjoy her treats to her hearts content - as long as she has a hand-towel under her to catch the bits and slobber. When she's done, I just throw the towel in with the wash, no worries. Works well for all kinds of treats too... » Read More Frankly, I think that any of the flavors might leave a visible stain on the carpet, depending in part on your dogs' chewing habit. One of my dogs tends to chew pretty neatly, picking up the smaller pieces pretty quickly. The other is a slob, chewing and drooling out saliva that matches the color of the treat - and that would stain anything. What I did is taught her to enjoy her treats to her hearts content - as long as she has a hand-towel under her to catch the bits and slobber. When she's done, I just throw the towel in with the wash, no worries. Works well for all kinds of treats too (cow hooves, kongs stuff with PB, etc.). « Show Less
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Sorry I don't know yet. Our dog has only had one so far. I took it away from him when he got it out of the orange holder.
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I'm not sure if you mean the wood under the rug, or the rug itself. If it's the rug, I suggest using Folex Instant Carpet Spot Remover, since that stuff gets out everything very easily! If it's the wood itself then you're looking at more of a long-term water damage scenario, which is a lot harder to deal with. You would have to dry it out, but probably end up having to sand and re-finish that part of the floor. I'm hoping it's the rug, in which case Folex will take it out really fast. I've had no luck with Bio Kleen taking out ANY stains from anything though.
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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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Are you talking about the build up from someone smoking in the room? The toughest dirt I have cleaned is the black stuff cooked into the fireplace surround...it does a great job on that on marble, metal, and wood.
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Yes it does. You can make a batch with less water mixture and place directly on spots. If you spray spots and happen to overspray them, it will bring carpet to new condition. Best to spray complete room for best results.I sprayed on something that looked like wine or red drink mix and it left rest of room looking dirty. Best to do room or larger surrounding area.Hope this helps.p.s. cleans jewlery fantastic.
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Yes, it will be very prevalent where the stain is. Works best in low/no light environments. Stain will show even after cleaned if in fibers of carpet but will be duller in brightness level.
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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 have had it remove stains when I apply it right away. Make sure you soak the area with Odormute, pat with paper towels, if it is on carpet, and let it dry. After it is thoroughly dry, then you can work on the stain with other household products.
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I use Green Egg with nothing but charcoal. I believe they are wax. I have never detected fuel or chemical odors. there is no residue in my smoker. I can light a large batch of charcoal, extinguish, 3 or 4 times and when I clean out there are no stains or wax that I can see. Been using them several years. It appears to be all consumed by the time I put on meat (15-30 min).
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This is what the Natures Miracle folks say, "Unfortunately the stains will always show with a black light. The ammonia in the urine permanently damages the carpet fibers. Once damaged, a black light will always show the discoloration caused by the stain. A stain that has been cleaned will appear duller when exposed to a black light than an untreated stain." It can't be seen without a black light and there will be no odor.
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Rice helps! You can also put some lemon juice and salt and swish it around. It will remove any stains and clean the bottom. You'll still have to use soap and water to remove the lemon flavor. It also works on your coffee pot, too :)
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I will try my best to help, but I think that it maybe because it has isopropanol (an alcohol) that could damage the stain/varnish/paint on the wood. I really use it on lush carpet and a quick wipe on my kitchen laminated floor, spray just a little in a small area, and wipe it dry quickly (I have tested it before in a small spot and saw no immediate effects). For my 3 dogs it removes any urine odor and they do not keep peeing in the same spot. I have no idea about cats. Hope this answers your question.
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Sorry I have only used on carpet and hardwood. The accidents my dogs have are found fairly quickly so I do not have a problem with odor.
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It depends on how much wood chips you apply..if anything, the smoke is an aroma, not an odor. It is delicious. No neighbor will complain
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No, I do nothing and that is what the directions say. All you do is add the pellets to the WARM water, wait about 20 minutes (to let the pellets disolve) and spray. If the area is really bad you might need to spray a couple of times. This works better than anything I have ever used. In my basement after I used the fizzion (where my cats are) I later (after fizzion dried) shampooed my carpet, but is was not necessary for any staining and odor. This also has NOT left my carpet with bleached stains or any damage.
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No it doesn't stain or damage wood floors. We have them throughout our home. It will leave a residue. It is pet and human friendly. Don't wash the residue off or your defeating the purpose. It is strong when you spray so make sure you wear a inexpensive mask or scarf. We have asthma. It bothered us a bit at first but then it went away.
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It is doubtful since the clay was apparently moist and considered a "dye" in some instances. We love Church & Dwight Co Arm & Hammer Washing Soda for many other uses. Unfortunately, with respect to carpet stains from our two Cock-a-poos. we did not have a positive result on our carpet. Might we suggest you check for a product (Nature's Miracle). It will remove this stain if used with in a day or two . We have removed grass, mud, blood wine, etc. with this product. You'll not be sorry. We purchase it from Amazon in the super size.