Will this product stain my baseboards, walls or hardwood floors?
588602
It will show a white film.But that is your protective barrier against the bugs. I'm pretty sure if you were to mop, the stain would come up...... you would just lose the protective barrier.
588603
I would say yes it'll leave a chalky white residue that wipes off pretty easily withy a damp cloth. To minimize the residue I spray very lightly in places that show and pretty heavy in areas that either don't show or that don't matter. This is a very effective product, we used a pest control company for years just over a year ago we started using Demon it's better and cheaper than the pest control people. I don't spray inside anymore unless we see bugs, but I spray heavily outside to keep a protective barrier and keep the critters outside. My problem was carpenter ants and spiders this does a great job it's fast, easy and cheap. I would say yes it'll leave a chalky white residue that wipes off pretty easily withy a damp cloth. To minimize the residue I spray very lightly in places that show and pretty heavy in areas that either don't show or that don't matter. This is a very effective product, we used a pest control company for years just over a year ago we started using Demon it's better and cheaper than the pest control people. I don't spray inside anymore unless we see bugs, but I spray heavily outside to keep a protective barrier and keep the critters outside. My problem was carpenter ants and spiders this does... » Read More I would say yes it'll leave a chalky white residue that wipes off pretty easily withy a damp cloth. To minimize the residue I spray very lightly in places that show and pretty heavy in areas that either don't show or that don't matter. This is a very effective product, we used a pest control company for years just over a year ago we started using Demon it's better and cheaper than the pest control people. I don't spray inside anymore unless we see bugs, but I spray heavily outside to keep a protective barrier and keep the critters outside. My problem was carpenter ants and spiders this does a great job it's fast, easy and cheap. « Show Less
1249475
I have used it on my Laminate floors and there has been no discoloration or anything. Really good product. I love it.
498563
I use it on my home as well as my rentals and I have wood floors it has never discolored them. I would recommend putting some newspaper on the floor around where you spray it and use several light coats.
1246997
i havent seen it stain. it will leave a light milky whitish residue behind. i have been using this for several years. i try to apply it once a month around the outside of the house. and a few spots inside. it seems to work very well. that reminds me, i need to reapply it again. i if i remember, its much cheaper than the name brand. good luck.
474538
yes IF you going with a solid color stain, and No, if it is a semi-transparent product
474536
Stain penetrates. The product produces a grainy texture and will not penetrate the wood. I would not use it with stain.
2078534
I only used paint and thinned it out with just a little bit of water. If stain is thinner I would assume it would work. I wish I had purchased this a long time ago before I painted 4 rooms!
989298
I've used it on all these surfaces. With the exception of my hardwood floors, I allowed the liquid to penetrate according to directions.Be careful on leather furniture as it darkened the leather for me. (so did the urine though.!)And you may have to treat areas more than once in some cases. Good luck!
1573590
Though the package doesn't make any mention of wood, it does suggest using it on walls and just about everything else. It's basically an enzymatic solution, similar to what you might use on laundry stains. Package recommends you test for color-fastness on any surface before applying the product. I've personally used it on a wooden furniture frame with some success (multiple applications and drying phases). I find that covering the applied product with a dampened cloth helps with its absorption into the wood (must have allowed 30-60 minutes). I have also tried this product on black furniture leather with less success, and without color changes. Though the package doesn't make any mention of wood, it does suggest using it on walls and just about everything else. It's basically an enzymatic solution, similar to what you might use on laundry stains. Package recommends you test for color-fastness on any surface before applying the product. I've personally used it on a wooden furniture frame with some success (multiple applications and drying phases). I find that covering the applied product with a dampened cloth helps with its absorption into the wood (must have allowed 30-60 minutes). I have also tried this product on black furniture... » Read More Though the package doesn't make any mention of wood, it does suggest using it on walls and just about everything else. It's basically an enzymatic solution, similar to what you might use on laundry stains. Package recommends you test for color-fastness on any surface before applying the product. I've personally used it on a wooden furniture frame with some success (multiple applications and drying phases). I find that covering the applied product with a dampened cloth helps with its absorption into the wood (must have allowed 30-60 minutes). I have also tried this product on black furniture leather with less success, and without color changes. « Show Less
1773649
I believe they were asking about the heat causing a darkening or "stain" on the hardwood floors. I use mine on tile but I wouldnt think it would discolor anything in front of the unit.
1573589
Though the package doesn't make any mention of wood, it does suggest using it on walls and just about everything else. It's basically an enzymatic solution, similar to what you might use on laundry stains. Package recommends you test for color-fastness on any surface before applying the product. I've personally used it on a wooden furniture frame with some success (multiple applications and drying phases). I find that covering the applied product with a dampened cloth helps with its absorption into the wood (must have allowed 30-60 minutes). I have also tried this product on black furniture leather with less success, and without color changes.
1676626
It did not stain any for me. I have leather furniture, wood floors and the dog bed is fabric. I didn't notice a thing.
2268978
Not if you clean it up in a reasonable amount of time. I spilled some on hardwood but cleaned it up within a couple hours and it was fine. It just gets sticky after a while so you may need Goo-gone or something to help
1185079
I don't think this will fix your problem as it sounds as if your floor has lost its color under the rug and this product cannot restore color
2099772
I noticed no discoloration, etc., from using this spray. however, make sure to follow manufacturer recommendations about distance of spray nozzle to whatever you're spraying - it might stain furniture if it drips! great product - you can almost watch the buggies dying as you spray. best of luck!
5839
Probably not a good idea; think of this stuff as a water based stain. It would pretty much run everywhere.
434418
Really not sure about your specific stains. But it did clean my red colored standard brick that runs about 2ft off the ground around portion of my house nicely. In past I used pressure washer and actually removed some mortar and stone! Never again! I used TSP with laundry detergent and bleach this time. Used a push broom type brush to scrub it (not really hard as I have MS and am rather weak) and it cleaned it beautifully. I also used same mixture on patio/walkway 12" x 12" , 1" thick pavers and concrete pavers, redwood deck and siding. Just slopped it on, brushed bad spots - did a great job. All I can say is give it a try, it's not expensive and may be just what you need. If it doesn't work for your brick, you can always use it for other purposes, so it's not a waste. Works great to wash walls and painted furniture/outdoor furniture. My favorite use is to add teaspoon or so to dishwasher w/detergent as booster and about 1/4 cup to laundry soap as same - you will think you have new appliances, it does such a better job. If you are concerned about phosphates/environment, then not for you. It is my understanding this stuff used to be in cleaners before new epa concerns and that's why older cleaner formulas like Spic-n-span worked so well. Not sure if true or not, I read it on the internet lol?