How do you make your own red stain remover?

[everfresh1]

What are the two ingredients?

 

[Brian R]

uh oh...YOu didn't hear it from me but....

 

[Jay D]

1 part, clear non-sudsing ammonia, but you did'nt hear it from me. :roll:

 

[Jim Martin]

stain magic is.....
50% mix of Protein stain remover...
50% mix of urine stain remover....


Red Relief......

1 scoop..coffee stain remover...
4 oz of protein stain remover...

 

[Lee Stockwell]

Simple answers are often wrong.

 

[FB7777]

Simple answers are often wrong.

and fat guys can't see their schlong



neither one of us answered the question but I suspect we both derived similar enjoyment from our replies

 

[sam miller]

red relief 2 part kit one smells like rubbing alchohol.
the othe meta bisulfite.

I use to use meta bisulfite aka coffee stain remover $20 for 2lb jar and a shot of heavy duty soil lifter worked pretty good stink's badly I like red relief better.

 

[ruff]

Oxidizing dye removers are some form of stabilized Peroxide boosted with non sudsy Ammonia.

The reducers are boosted by an acid.

According to the manufacturer's and I believe them, there is more to it than just that and there are other chemicals involved that make the products more efficient and supposedly less risky.

 

[Lee Stockwell]

There are many sources of red stains, no one product is effective on all of them because some are organic, others artificial or petroleum based. Red chalk, red felt, a few others require even more voodoo to remove.

The two kinds most often discussed are Reducers with acid catalysts, and Oxidizers, often with trace amounts of acid stabilizers, and combinations of alkaline catalysts.

Mixups are easy in both diagnosis of the stain and application of products.

It adds to confusion when several manufacturers put "A" and "B" parts of binary solutions in identical size, color, and shaped bottles. Inadvertently mixing some acid catalysts with some oxidizers will yield nuclear results to a carpet's color.

 

[everfresh1]

There are many sources of red stains, no one product is effective on all of them because some are organic, others artificial or petroleum based. Red chalk, red felt, a few others require even more voodoo to remove.

The two kinds most often discussed are Reducers with acid catalysts, and Oxidizers, often with trace amounts of acid stabilizers, and combinations of alkaline catalysts.

Mixups are easy in both diagnosis of the stain and application of products.

It adds to confusion when several manufacturers put "A" and "B" parts of binary solutions in identical size, color, and shaped bottles. Inadvertently mixing some acid catalysts with some oxidizers will yield nuclear results to a carpet's color.

I know all that. I was just askin about red dye stains kool-aid ect...

 

[Lee Stockwell]

Artificial dyes usually respond to reduction. Reducer noted earlier in this thread, and usually sped up with acetic acid (vinegar).

The better commercial product have several more than two ingredients.

 

[abbsrealtor]

There are many sources of red stains, no one product is effective on all of them because some are organic, others artificial or petroleum based. Red chalk, red felt, a few others require even more voodoo to remove.

The two kinds most often discussed are Reducers with acid catalysts, and Oxidizers, often with trace amounts of acid stabilizers, and combinations of alkaline catalysts.

Mixups are easy in both diagnosis of the stain and application of products.

It adds to confusion when several manufacturers put "A" and "B" parts of binary solutions in identical size, color, and shaped bottles. Inadvertently mixing some acid catalysts with some oxidizers will yield nuclear results to a carpet's color.

THIS. Mixups are way too frequent with me. That's why I prefer hiring qualified professionals.

 

[Larry Cobb]

Simple answers are often wrong.

A well-formulated Red stain remover has a lot more than two key ingredients.

You can only charge a good price . . .

if you remove ALL of the stain.

Larry

 

[Lee Stockwell]

Ah that reminds me of all the time wasted turning red stains....pink.

 

[Jim Martin]

been using my mix for both stain magic and red relief for a very long time with no problems...
one of the big shots from interlink taught me those many moons ago.......

 

[joe harper]

I have a formula that is GuArEnEEEd...to remove them ALL.... !gotcha!

 

[abbsrealtor]

I have a formula that is GuArEnEEEd...to remove them ALL.... !gotcha!

shiteatinggrin

Anyway, there is this one cleaner I know who uses this fantastic recipe to clean stains off my carpets. He refuses to share it with anyone though lol.

 

[J Scott W]

been using my mix for both stain magic and red relief for a very long time with no problems...
one of the big shots from interlink taught me those many moons ago.......

Big shots answering like that is why they hired me.

As Lee said, the major 2 part reducing products are accelerated with acids, not alkaline. There are way more than 2 ingredients.

 

[Art Kelley]

[quote="Jim Martin":3ua0309f]been using my mix for both stain magic and red relief for a very long time with no problems...
one of the big shots from interlink taught me those many moons ago.......

Big shots answering like that is why they hired me.

As Lee said, the major 2 part reducing products are accelerated with acids, not alkaline. There are way more than 2 ingredients.[/quote:3ua0309f]

And this is why we love you Scott.

 

[Royal Man]

If you go to Sally's and start mixing stuff with peroxide.

Remember that bombs can also be made (intentionally or not) by home brewing chemicals.

On TV yesterday it showed that the terrorists found that a powerful bomb could be made with peroxide and Tang orange drink mix.

Who knew?

 

[Jim Martin]

[quote="Jim Martin":1pgo8u32]been using my mix for both stain magic and red relief for a very long time with no problems...
one of the big shots from interlink taught me those many moons ago.......

Big shots answering like that is why they hired me.

As Lee said, the major 2 part reducing products are accelerated with acids, not alkaline. There are way more than 2 ingredients.[/quote:1pgo8u32]


someone is off somewhere..ever since they told me about this I have never bought stain magic or red relief..I have only used these....and been working just fine....

 

[ruff]

[quote="Jim Martin":115uka9q]been using my mix for both stain magic and red relief for a very long time with no problems...
one of the big shots from interlink taught me those many moons ago.......

Big shots answering like that is why they hired me.

As Lee said, the major 2 part reducing products are accelerated with acids, not alkaline. There are way more than 2 ingredients.[/quote:115uka9q]

You mean beside water and alcohol?

 

[ruff]

If you go to Sally's and start mixing stuff with peroxide.

Remember that bombs can also be made (intentionally or not) by home brewing chemicals.

On TV yesterday it showed that the terrorists found that a powerful bomb could be made with peroxide and Tang orange drink mix.

Who knew?

Where is Fred when you need him?

 

[Larry Cobb]

someone is off somewhere..ever since they told me about this I have never bought stain magic or red relief..I have only used these....and been working just fine....

Jim;

Next time you place an order . . .

tell the rep I said to send you a free quart of DC Dye Stain Remover.

I do think you will see a big difference, on the tough red stains.

Larry

 

[Jim Martin]

OK..Thanks..I will give it a try and get back to you.......