bleach liquid mistakenly spell on my carpet. Now I have a noticeable bleached carpet, will this product be used on carpet to cover the bleach?
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In my opinion your chances are slim-to-none that your carpet will look any better using dye to cover a bleach mark. The dye is unlikely to match the color of the carpet, and if the carpet's not a natural fiber the dye may not take at all. Besides, it's suppose to be done using extremely hot water for a period of time, like in the washing machine. Really, you will just make a mess. I wouldn't do it.
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Every piece of information I have on this product states it is for carpet use. Personally, I wouldn't use it in the laundry. There are other products I would use. If the item is white I would probably use bleach unless the material wouldn't tolerate it. I have also used vinegar in the water. I have found that regular washing removes the stain and odor. You might try emailing Bissell and asking them. Sorry, I couldn't be of more help.
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curious after your question, I took a spoon of baking soda and srayed ADMS on it, there was no reaction other than dissolving the soda, so I don't see why you couldn't spray it on carpet that has soda on it.
112576
No, Instagone will damage your carpet, it is much too strong. It has what I would call a bleaching effect. Please do not use on your carpet.
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I figured it would be iffy as this product is more or less like Goo-Gone; it removes sticky stuff. In my review, I also warned readers that when I attempted to remove a sticker from a lovely wall shelf, it took the finish completely off, so I feared it would ruin the carpet. However, I happened to have a piece of carpet. I sprayed a bit of red paint on it, let it dry and then tried Goof-Off. It did not damage the carpet but it did not remove the red paint at all. I would try rubbing some paint thinner on the spot with a stiff brush, followed by some soapy water on a sponge. This has worked for me in the past.
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I've never had a problem with this product not doing it's job. The issue with carpets is you have to saturate the carpet pad underneath. I use one of those turkey basting/injector syringe with large bore needle at cooking stores to inject or get to the carpet pad underneath. It works nicely to ensure the pad gets the Fizzion as well as the actual carpet. I also use a wet dry vac once I saturate the carpet and then blot to clean. If it's too wet I use the wet dry vac to duck the excess moisture or solution and urine. I put a towel over it and let it air dry after that. I use a black light to ensure the urine is gone. I've never had a problem with this product not doing it's job. The issue with carpets is you have to saturate the carpet pad underneath. I use one of those turkey basting/injector syringe with large bore needle at cooking stores to inject or get to the carpet pad underneath. It works nicely to ensure the pad gets the Fizzion as well as the actual carpet. I also use a wet dry vac once I saturate the carpet and then blot to clean. If it's too wet I use the wet dry vac to duck the excess moisture or solution and urine. I put a towel over it and let it air dry after that. I use a black light to... » Read More I've never had a problem with this product not doing it's job. The issue with carpets is you have to saturate the carpet pad underneath. I use one of those turkey basting/injector syringe with large bore needle at cooking stores to inject or get to the carpet pad underneath. It works nicely to ensure the pad gets the Fizzion as well as the actual carpet. I also use a wet dry vac once I saturate the carpet and then blot to clean. If it's too wet I use the wet dry vac to duck the excess moisture or solution and urine. I put a towel over it and let it air dry after that. I use a black light to ensure the urine is gone. « Show Less
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I have just used Fizzion on my carpet to eliminate kitty odor. It really works! So I would use it on the carpet and I think your odor problem would go away. If it is not completely gone, or comes back in certain areas, I would steam clean and then use the product again. That should solve your problem. I am very impressed with this product!
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Don't know - just used with vinegar and water....would assume that bleach and water may have the same problem. Sorry I can't be more helpful!
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The one can did not cover much. About two square feet on some outdoor carpeting I used it on. I used it on a bluish gray color carpeting. It showed a milky white on the area I used it on, that would not come off.You have to be very careful on what you choose to use it on
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This is pretty good about preventing stains. It worked for me for dog urine. It protects the carpet from staining, but the urine still goes down to pad like normal if you let it sit. Make sure stain is.gone before putting it on, though, or it will seal the stain in permanently.
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I am not sure. maybe you have to use a cup of vinegar to suck it up and clean it... Otherwise I do not know..... I personally would use vinegar ever before bleach .... Sorry for no concrete answers....
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The simple answer is no. I must tell you that it is not intended for carpets however. That being said I think I stated that it smells like it is simply very strong bleach. I personally don't think it would work on anything. I knew the risk I was taking using it on carpet as it does say "don't do it". The result was that the stain over several applications did lessen but nothing you would be proud of IMHO. I was trying to clean an area of carpet that my puppy had peed on when he was small.
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I put an old sheet underneath it just incase that happened. I have light carpet too. So far the sheet has protected.
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I don't think so; I use it every day on my carpet plus colored throw rugs. If there were bleach in it, the colors would be ruined. Ingredients listed on the bottle are "baking soda, citric acid, oxidizers and cleaning surfactants". (whatever that is!!)
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Clean as best as you can while wet and the rest will have to wear off. There might be a chemical solution bit it could ruin your carpet.
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I've only used it on carpet and it discolored it very slightly but I notice it. It is very effective if you have light carpets.
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Hi Bree, I do spray this on my sheets, pillow, mattress cover and blankets. Just make sure they dry out. This has kind of a bleach smell but personally I have not had any problem with colors bleaching and I use it on my carpets too. It may depend on the type of material it is sprayed on but as I say, I have had no problem. Best to you.