My job yesturday was a family room.nice flat nylon carpet...and upon inspection the customer points to several spots and identifies them as OJ spills from kiddie cups...now this is the first time ive been called back in quite some time.especially for orange juice....so I am wondering is this something I can do to help my customer.I believe they are acidic stains...HELP
Stains from OJ
- Thread starter glenboy
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GeneMiller
Member
Real orange juice can be removed with peroxide or similarly product.
Gene
Gene
dealtimeman
Everyday is Saturday.
The stains he made were everywhere in the house, on the gloves, in the bronco, and he still went free.
GeneMiller
Member
Had to read that twice to get it. I must be getting old
Gene
Gene
Larry Cobb
Member
Glen ;
The best solution is a product with both an actual enzyme and a strong oxidizer . . . That would be our DC Odor Attack . . . http://www.cobbcarpet.com/zen/index...t&search_in_description=1&keyword=odor+attack
Larry
The best solution is a product with both an actual enzyme and a strong oxidizer . . . That would be our DC Odor Attack . . . http://www.cobbcarpet.com/zen/index...t&search_in_description=1&keyword=odor+attack
Larry
Pat Muller
Member
Did the stain reappear?
If so these may have gone all the way to the backing of the carpet, I would use a sub surface extraction tool if they keep coming back
If so these may have gone all the way to the backing of the carpet, I would use a sub surface extraction tool if they keep coming back
doylebloss
Supportive Member
Normally, a liquid that gets its color naturally from the material it is made of (in this case Orange Juice), if it did not come out with a first response spotter like CleanMaster SpotMaster Pro XP, could be removed with a one part oxidizing stain remover like CleanMaster KnockOut 1. However, what we have found is that many foods and drinks have dyes added to them by the manufacturer to make them the color consumers want the product to be (Orange dye added to orange juice to make it "oranger"- black dye added to coffee to make it look richer - purple dye added to grape juice made from non-purple grapes). When your oxidizing stain remover is not working on stains like this, switch to your Reducing Red removing stain remover like CleanMaster RedBreak 1. The "added" color by the manufacturer will respond better to a reducing stain remover than it will an oxidizing stain remover.
J Scott W
Member
Doyle made good points. I should just copy his post and change the product names.
Mikey P
Administrator
Well I went back armed with Sapphire Scientific red stain remover..and it worked well...Thank you all for the help....and Tom at Modernistic for Hookin me up with the right product
