[Dan Williams]

Hello dudes

I myself mostly use prochem stainpro... but the question is what is the best stain remover out there I recently bought one to try it out, it was crap,  I just cant leave stainpro.  Does anyone know a good stain remover that will blow my mind???

cheers

dan

[darren72]

One Step Zap It, find that works well.

[2cleanright]

Dont stick to one - use what works!

I have solutions No.3, Zip it, Zap it, POG, Stainpro, and a host of others. I tend to stick to the microsplitters like Zip it until they dont work, then try something else.
Solutions No.3 and Zip it have both shifted stuff like nail varnish with no problem - didn't think they would but they did.

Moral of the story? Broaden your arsenal - nothing will work on everything!

[lands]

I find that most good quality (high ph) pre-treats work better than stain pro. As others suggest find your way via your manuals and keep an open mind and you will soon find what works best in most situations

Pete

[carpetguy]

My wife asked me to take a look at a couple of stubborn stains in our daughters bedroom, which I was unable to remove.....................they had gone and she laughed, she had picked up a product from Aldi which had removed the stains, completely,

I think it's called Desolve It

[lands]

My wife asked me to take a look at a couple of stubborn stains in our daughters bedroom, which I was unable to remove.....................they had gone and she laughed, she had picked up a product from Aldi which had removed the stains, completely,

I think it's called Desolve It

I'd keep that quiet if I were you.

[*paul_moss]

My wife asked me to take a look at a couple of stubborn stains in our daughters bedroom, which I was unable to remove.....................they had gone and she laughed, she had picked up a product from Aldi which had removed the stains, completely,

I think it's called Desolve It

Rob I think that was a one off spotter they sold some months back.It is a M/S from th same stable as Solutions Glokner( from Germany).

I carry numerous different chems on board to cater for all situations but The 2 that I use prob 75% of the time is eco spotter M/S ( alcohol based) and number 3 spotter ( water based) these 2 alone will remove most stains after that I would say sodium metabisulphate prob gets used most.

[matt jones]

same as paul. Shame really cause i now have a load of prochems stain removers which do not get used.

[carpetguy]

No............this is current. I used some of the previous one which turned some fabric pink !!!!!!

the current one is made in the U K and Why should I pretend to be superior to my wife, in c/c I always get better results, but on the occasion mentioned, two little spots have defied everything, from m/s to blitz, nothing would shift them.

I'm very pleased to have been introduced to this product................will give more details later.

[will01]

citrus gel.

Would'nt be without it

[nick p]

hi
same here always got some citrus gel onboard

[vangaurd]

solveoil, is the daddy!
if it cannot get it out, forget it . <a href="http://" target="_blank" class="new_win">http://</a>

[Charlie Payne]

amtech's zap it, super solve & all purpose, alltec's dry cleaning solvent, unbelievable (dry fusion), catalyst (craftex), i found all of these very effective of which i use all the time. char