Red Stain

[RandyHilburn]

We got a call today from an office manager saying that their janitor put a wet Red colored area rug on top of their light beige nylon carpet and now their is a large red transfer stain on the beige carpet. Should we go after this stain using Red Relief or is their a better plan. Your ideas would be appreciated.

 

[Shawn Forsythe]

Do you think humidity or moisture played a part in the "transfer", or is it strictly a dry crocking issue?

 

[RandyHilburn]

Yes. They said the red area rug was wet when the janitor put it on top of the biege carpet.

 

[Greenie]

Red Vanish to the rescue. (click banner)

no...you won't need heat, but I might bring a big roll of plastic wrap.

 

[Mikey P]

Exactly.



Greenie should get Jeff Bishop's position.

For the sake of the future of this industry.

 

[Greenie]

Only if you double the salary.
...and I ain't bangin' Ruthie

Exactly.



Greenie should get Jeff Bishop's position.

For the sake of the future of this industry.

 

[RandyHilburn]

Ok, great! I'll buy some Red Vanish and try it. Will it take out all red stains without heat?

 

[Able 1]

Red Vanish to the rescue. (click banner)

no...you won't need heat, but I might bring a big roll of plastic wrap.

 

[supersoaker]

It's great stuff but I never had it work without heat.

 

[Guest]

Dye transfer,good luck,while you are buying the red vanish,also get some Stain Magic and try as well.