Blue Toilet bowl cleaner

[realclean]

Can the blue toilet bowl cleaner be removed from carpet?

I'm goin tomorrow to look at it. I was told its a small spot.

 

[Bruce Humphrey]

One thing I know for sure is "they" (customers) all say it's a small spot

 

[Desk Jockey]

It damaged the carpet. Candidate for repair or possible insurance claim.

 

[J Scott W]

Richard is a smart man. Listen to him. Most bowl cleaners have pretty strong acid. Depending upon the specific cleaning product and carpet fiber, good chance the carpet is ruined. Repair or replace.

If it can be cleaned, neutralize the pH and get near neutral. Flush. Use a reducer such as Red Relief, RedZone Ready or similar.

 

[dekeil]

Air bush it!

 

[Kenny Hayes]

But not all are acid. In fact, most regular bowl cleaners will specify acid or non acid. But blue is a dye probably.

 

[Dolly Llama]

yep

I poured a handful of bowl cleaners on a piece of cut pile some years ago
(don't recall if nylon or poly)

some of them melted the fiber, some didn't


..L.T.A.

 

[bob vawter]

Toilet bowl cleaner is the bomb for detailing out a paint job on a car.....put it on wit a microfiber towel buff off quickly by hand and flush well with cool water...one panel at a time...

 

[Rick J]

Can the blue toilet bowl cleaner be removed from carpet?

I'm goin tomorrow to look at it. I was told its a small spot.

IF it is not of the type that will dissolve the carpet,
I have removed it, after first cleaning it, using heat transfer and a red stain removal product.
I imagine there are quite a lot of varieties out there, and maybe I just got lucky.

But it has worked on several occasions.