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$12.00 - 16oz
$17.25 - 32oz
$44.75 - 1 gallon
$168.50 - 4 gallon case
Crystallizing "ONE-PART" Dye Stain Remover
Makes a novice carpet cleaner look like a Pro!
Eliminates the hassle of a two-part stain remover
Assures there will never be a sticky residue left to cause a re-soiling
problem!
Red Vanish™ is a ONE PART Dye Stain Remover that removes stains on
carpet caused by RED food dye, coffee, wine, blood, urine, vomit, etc. It will
also improve many furniture stains on carpeting.
Red Vanish can be used with or without heat with excellent results;
however, the use of heat will increase the risk of bleaching.
Many times the use of heat with Red Vanish can be avoided by simply
treating individual stains during your pre-inspection while the carpet is
still dry.
Quite frequently when it comes time to clean the area, Red Vanish will
already have caused the stains to disappear or reduced the stains to the point
they will clean right out with HWE, pads, or bonnets. If not, then you can
resort to heat or re-treat the stain and give it more time.
Red Vanish contains a unique combination of ingredients that cause it to
crystallize upon drying. The dried crystalline is powdery, and can be removed
with routine vacuuming.
Application:
Apply Red Vanish generously, undiluted, to the stain.
Agitate stained area.
Use with or without heat.
USING WITH HEAT: Heat will speed up the stain removal process, but will
also increase the risk of bleaching the carpet. When using heat, set a
household type iron on the lowest setting. Place a wet towel over the stain
and place the iron on the towel over the stain. Check every 10 - 20 seconds to
monitor progress. Stop the procedure if any sign of bleaching occurs. An even
better heat source is a wallpaper remover/steamer.
USING WITHOUT HEAT: Apply Red Vanish. If the stain can’t be removed
after several minutes dwell time, reapply and cover with plastic to slow down
the drying. Most stains can then be easily removed with a good spotter and an
absorbent towel two to twenty four hours later.
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