New Dynachem Dye Remover

[Johnny]

How is it different from the old red dye remover? How is the included powdered reactivator used?

Label says it whitens fringes. Is it an oxidizer or a reducer?

Much obliged.

 

[Larry Cobb]

It is a stronger reducing agent needing no heat for Blue, Red and Yellow food dyes.

It is also being used to remove fugitive dye bleeding on area rugs (and fringe)

It has a limited shelf life, so we include the reactivator to insure 100% potency.

CleanFax shot a nice video of our demo at Experience where we removed all three food dyes from a plush nylon carpet.

 

[Johnny]

It is a stronger reducing agent needing no heat for Blue, Red and Yellow food dyes.

It is also being used to remove fugitive dye bleeding on area rugs (and fringe)

It has a limited shelf life, so we include the reactivator for 100% potency.

CleanFax shot a nice video of our demo at Experience where we removed all three food dyes from a plush nylon carpet.

How does one know when to add the reactivator?

 

[Larry Cobb]

The Reactivator is used when you are not getting complete removal of the dye stain.

If it is a difficult stain, I would just add the powder before the stain removal .

 

[GeneMiller]

Larry what happens when you leave the product in the carpet. I always see these test done on white carpets, will it pull the color from colored carpets.

Gene

 

[Lee Stockwell]

Is that the stuff jb sells?

 

[Larry Cobb]

Larry what happens when you leave the product in the carpet. I always see these test done on white carpets, will it pull the color from colored carpets.
Gene

Gene ;
I've used it on wool blends with no damage to original color.
Wool video's on this page:

http://www.cobbcarpet.com/zen/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=65&products_id=5315

P.S. - JB's product will not remove the blue and yellow food dyes.