Forgot to mention, New Hydrogen Peroxide Stain removal product just released

[Mark Saiger]

Just released this week with Harvard Chemical Research

"Just Like Magic" One Part stain remover

Just 2 bottles of the same product in the pics....

Full case of 12 quarts currently $138 (get free shipping if order $350 worth of products)

https://www.saigers.com/supplies/product/just-like-magic-stain-remover/category_pathway-14

One quick shot works like magic on:

• mustard
• fruit punch
• sports drinks
• coffee
• tea
• red wine
• organic stains
• urine
• vomit
• blood
• cough syrup
• mold

Appearance: Clear liquid with light ammonia odor

pH: 7 to 8

• Environmentally safe
• Fast and effective

 

[SamIam]

The two bottles in the picture are the same. I thought it was a two part mix and blast at first.

 

[SamIam]

So this is like a stain 1 competitor?

 

[SamIam]

Never mind it's a two part each part for its own set of stains?

 

[Nomad74]

Well I guess I better get to work so I can order some.

 

[Mark Saiger]

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Never mind it's a two part each part for its own set of stains?

It is actually a one part...and I just noticed my web people didn't have up an updated SDS and Tech sheet....

I have an email into Harvard to get me the updated info so I can get that changed...

But it is a one part....sorry for the mix up there....

 

[Nomad74]

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It is actually a one part...and I just noticed my web people didn't have up an updated SDS and Tech sheet....

I have an email into Harvard to get me the updated info so I can get that changed...

But it is a one part....sorry for the mix up there....

You should make a video about the mix up.

 

[Cleanworks]

I hope it smells better than the Prochem one step. I tried some of that and it smelled like fresh puke. Making me gag as I spray it. I went back to my 2 part stuff.

 

[Mark Saiger]

You should make a video about the mix up.

 

[Mikey P]

An oxidizer that works on red #40?

 

[Mark Saiger]

An oxidizer that works on red #40?

some sports drinks, cough syrup, but without #40 I am sure....

An oxidizer that works on red #40?

still a struggle....

Good to point out here...and Red #40 sometimes in products that don't show the color red as well.

Foods that aren’t red or orange can still include Red 40. You can find it, and other AFCs, in cheeses, peanut butter crackers, salad dressings, and marshmallows.

FDA regulations mean that Red 40 must be listed on labels as "FD&C Red No. 40" or "Red 40." However, manufacturers don’t have to specify how much is in their product. In the European Union, warning labels are required on most dyed foods, which has caused a major downturn in their use.

Red 40 goes by the following names:

• Red 40
• Red No. 40
• FD & C Red No. 40
• FD and C Red No. 40
• Allura Red
• Allura Red AC
• C. I. 16035
• C.I. Food Red 17

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  More info on Red#40 here http://www.healthline.com/health/food-nutrition/is-red-dye-40-toxic#3

 

[Mikey P]

I think the bullet list is confusing to be honest.

Most newbs will think it works on both synthetics and organics

 

[Nomad74]

@dealtimeman i see you lurking around. What's the update on that baby?

 

[SamIam]

Oxidizers for organic, strippers like bisulfite for inorganic, red 1 ect ect.

 

[Nomad74]

I use a 2 part oxidizer called vanish. I buy it by the gallon. Good stuff. As for a reducer, I haven't found one I really like. I use a lot of red 1.

 

[Cleanworks]

I use a 2 part oxidizer called vanish. I buy it by the gallon. Good stuff. As for a reducer, I haven't found one I really like. I use a lot of red 1.

Vanish I believe was the original 2 part stain remover. I used to use it all the time. I use the 2 part eliminate now, (same thing). I buy it by the gallon and refill the small twin chambered bottle or mix it 50/50 in a handheld pump up. Works like magic on most organic colored stains. I usually pretreat stains before I start and then treat anything left over. May take up to 4 hours to work completely. On a difficult stain, I explain that to a customer and usually follow up the next day. 95% of the time, the stain has disappeared.

 

[Nomad74]

Vanish I believe was the original 2 part stain remover. I used to use it all the time. I use the 2 part eliminate now, (same thing). I buy it by the gallon and refill the small twin chambered bottle or mix it 50/50 in a handheld pump up. Works like magic on most organic colored stains. I usually pretreat stains before I start and then treat anything left over. May take up to 4 hours to work completely. On a difficult stain, I explain that to a customer and usually follow up the next day. 95% of the time, the stain has disappeared.

I see we can be friends.

 

[dealtimeman]

@dealtimeman i see you lurking around. What's the update on that baby?

Looking like around the 20 or so of this month is the "plan". So we will see.

Thanks for asking.

 

[SamIam]

Kids are great for young people!

 

[GeeeAus]

Hmm looks interesting. I generally use a Sodium Percarbonate source these days as the material is stable and doesn't go off until mixed with water. And the Sodium Carbonate being high pH opens dye sites and assists with dye oxidation.

For reduction removals I generally use a product called Coffee Break which contains Oxialic Acid at 2% and Hydrochloric Acid at 1%. It's a self exciting reducer and acid spotter in 1. The Hydrochloric acid catalyses the activity of the Oxailic Acid which is a mild reducing agent.

When more reactivity is need I mix powdered Sodium Metabisulfite in a spray bottle.

 

[dealtimeman]

That's what they say.

 

[Nate The Great]

I wish I had a kid at 15... I'm too old for this $hit....