BEST Red spot remover

[realclean]

I'm in need of some.

Who make the best red spot remover?

I'll be back later to vent about customers.

 

[Cleanworks]

Not all red spots are the same

 

[Hack Attack]

I like bridgepoints for nylons/poly and joes on wool but like Ron said not all stains are the same

 

[Mark Saiger]

Harvard Stain Blaster works for us.

https://www.saigers.com/supplies/category/spotting-kit

Harvard was one of the original companies my understanding to come out with the first red heat transfer Chem

https://www.saigers.com/supplies/pr...l-aid-and-red-dye-remover/category_pathway-14

https://www.saigers.com/supplies/product/stain-blaster-12-x-1-quarts-case/category_pathway-14

http://www.jondon.com/harvard-chemical-stain-blaster.html

 

[wilpath]

atain blaster dont work for me, red vanish is the best i have found

 

[Jim Williams]

Stainblaster is good stuff. I removed one yesterday. I'm not sure if it was the Stainblaster or my superhero cape but the stain came out.

 

[Nomad74]

Pureforce red remover is all I use now. Great stuff. Tastes good too.

 

[BradFenstermaker]

I use Red Zone Ready from Interlink.

 

[Jim Cross]

Red vanish

 

[J Scott W]

When comparing the red removers from leading manufacturer's, I suspect most of the variation in performance is due to the stain or the carpet fiber or the presence or lack of protector rather than how good a product works.

The best red remover is going to be fresh. Reducers do have a limited shelf life and time in a hot van during June or July does nothing to help that. Whatever product you use, keep a fresh bottle around.

When we developed RedZone Ready, we did a lot of testing against Red Relief which was the #1 seller at that time. 50 pairs of identical red stains on white carpet. Half cleaned with RedZone Ready. The other half cleaned with Red Relief. then a panel who did not know which product was sued judged the results. 42 of the stains were totally removed. No one found any difference. 3 of the stains, the judges picked Red Relief. 5 of the stains they judged that Red Zone Ready did the better job. Officially -We Won! Yea!

In the field, you will probably have similar results with any good product if you follow the directions and if you use fresh product. If it doesn't work, blame the lack of protector on the carpet. Don't blame the stain remover.

 

[dealtimeman]

We still use cobbs, we have tried others but cobbs is local and price is good, plus he has a newer one that doesn’t even require heat on some stains but does not smell pleasant at all.

 

[hogjowl]

I'm in need of some.

Who make the best red spot remover?

I'll be back later to vent about customers.

Anything from a reputable supplier.
Don’t over think this
It ain’t hard

 

[SamIam]

Red 1 and red exit chemspec with a steamer can pull color out of the carpet gotta watch and be careful!

Red1 change the formula and that’s when I started having problems

 

[SamIam]

We still use cobbs, we have tried others but cobbs is local and price is good, plus he has a newer one that doesn’t even require heat on some stains but does not smell pleasant at all.

Cobbs worked great without the color loss set it and forgets it!

 

[ruff]

If freshness as Scott suggests is the main ingredient.
It seems like freshly mixed reducer (from powder) (for red food coloring) will work the best.
I've done it in the past a few times, checking every 15 seconds or so on the progress, and it worked fine.

Anybody tried it more times?