Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Steven Butler on December 03, 2015, 10:00:50 am
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Ive just bought a piece of equipment and the bloke gave me some of this stuff. Has anyone used it? He swears by it on radiator leaks and water marks etc....
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I don't know about the other stains but I've never had much success with it on coffee ;D
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Have to agree with wayne.
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Ha cheers men...sounds great! Ha
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It's designed to remove the tanning stain left behind by tea / coffee type spillages. Basically a problem solver if your normal cleaner of choice hasn't worked.
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Thing is Dan,and i mainly use prochem products,it does not solve the problem.
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i find Alltec tea and coffee remover works well.
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I'm a big fan of prochem products but the coffee stain chem is probably one of the weakest in they're range. It does work, but don't expect miracles. Strangely though, it has worked excellently on radiator leaks for me in the past!
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Sometimes works, sometimes doesn't, not all coffee stains are coffee stains tho! when they remove the caffeine to make Decaff the colour goes too so they replace it with food dye.
works well in tandem with stain pro on red wine stains
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used it as a prespotter on some nasty coffee stains prior to rotary cleaning or encapping large commercial areas and found it rather good to be honest......... did a really heavy decaff stain in an office communal area on friday, it was confirmed as being decaff, it had been down a fair while, and the client was told it probly would not budge, he was fine, understood after i told him about the decaff coffee scenario , but after pre spraying and leaving to dwell a while, it was about 98 % removed, which i was not too pleased with, as there was a still a light stain, client however was very chuffed............... so question remains, coffee is difficult, what do you use to greater effect???