Working with some peroxide for Yellow & Tannin Stain removal

[Mark Saiger]

Been getting a few contacts for removing tannin, or yellow or similar stains....

Just had a video and photo opportunity yesterday....

This video has music too Marty

 

[BIG WOOD]

Screw what Marty says. I'm saying the music is annoying as Marty's mom. Music Free is my vote.

As for the magic...is that a peroxide/ammonia mix? Or is it just a stronger peroxide than the yellow out? Thanks for the video. I understood half of what you were texting me yesterday about this product

 

[Mark Saiger]

Screw what Marty says. I'm saying the music is annoying as Marty's mom. Music Free is my vote.

As for the magic...is that a peroxide/ammonia mix? Or is it just a stronger peroxide than the yellow out? Thanks for the video. I understood half of what you were texting me yesterday about this product

The Just Like Magic is stronger peroxide than the Yellow out.

The Just Like Magic has a few other ingredients in the mix compared to the Yellow out, but no ammonia involved in either.

 

[hogjowl]

I actually like that video. You weren't yelling and the music was good.

The stain didn't come out, but who cares?

 

[Mark Saiger]

I actually like that video. You weren't yelling and the music was good.

The stain didn't come out, but who cares?

LOL....


stain did too come out

 

[Mark Saiger]

Be patient for then entire removal if you is seeing something....misted a little more on after the cleaning too

 

[Cleanworks]

For water stains I find a cellusosic browning treatment works as well with less risk.

 

[BIG WOOD]

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For water stains I find a cellusosic browning treatment works as well with less risk.

I've only used one gallon of browning treatment the entire time I've been in business. Maybe I should get some more

 

[Larry Cobb]

For water stains I find a cellusosic browning treatment works as well with less risk.

I agree. Many Browning treatments are reducing agents.

 

[Cleanworks]

Chemspec browning treatment is glacial acetic acid with sodium metabisulphite (a mild reducing agent) It will reduce the intensity of a water stain on carpets or upholstery without affecting the dye structure. Do not mix or spray over strong oxidizers like peroxide. I use it often as a souring agent for cleaning delicate upholstery.

 

[hogjowl]

The new Forsyth

 

[Chris Howell]

Looks like poly carpet (matted/flattened traffic lane). I should HOPE it would come out! Heck, you can use bleach to remove a stain on poly carpet!

What was the stain from?

 

[Mark Saiger]

Looks like poly carpet (matted/flattened traffic lane). I should HOPE it would come out! Heck, you can use bleach to remove a stain on poly carpet!

What was the stain from?

This was a water stain....had some other properties in the water, but overflow of drain and washing machine I believe or rinse tub...