I was so happy to find this and I was ready to buy, then I had a vision of red wine spilling on the teak! Can such stains be removed and how?
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Teak loves salt water. Flush the red wine stains with salt water and they'll come right out. Salt water takes out other stains, too; and keeps the teak looking nice. We always suggest our customers to seal teak wood with semco sealant, so it prevents stains, it's not water proof but helps. Thanks
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I'd need a little more information before I could a answer your question... Did you use the product as directed? How much did you use on the stain at one time? I've never had that happen with this product. You could have used too much or not let it dry between uses, or something in the carpet cleaner may have reacted with the enzymes in the Nature's Miracle. I personally love the product and always recommend it.
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I use to spot clean our tea set with baking soda mixed with a little water. I dipped Qtips in the mixture and wiped the pot and cups clean. All tea stains just lift right off.
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I have never had that problem. I would suggest pouring undiluted white vinegar in the carafe and let it soak for awhile. That has removed stains in my coffee carafe.
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my daughter said she uses a little water to clean it. the cork is very thin. you need extra short tacks.
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I would suggest on the old pet stains to pour a generous amount out of the bottle and then with an absorbent rag, rub the areas really vigorously until you can't get any more liquid out of the carpet. Then I would suggest using a rug cleaning machine, put some of the product in the water/soap reservoir to clean the entire carpet. Hope it works for you like it did me. Results may vary due to age of stains and make of carpet.
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Leave the product "on" until the stain disappears. It should take 30-90 seconds depending on weather conditions. Rinse it off with treated water if possible.
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I would never recommend using bleach to keep whites nice and bright. I've found that Oxi Clean Laundry Stain Remover works beautifully to remove red wine stains.
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Never had the problem but I did find something on the internet that might be of help: One way to get those pesky stains out is to first fill your pitcher with hot water. Then add two tablespoons of dry or liquid dishwasher detergent. (This is not to be confused with dish washing soap!) Let this mixture sit in the pitcher for about 15 minutes. Afterward, rinse the pitcher and the stains should lift right off the plastic. If your stain still lingers, repeat the process again.
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I was able to remove red wine with this item. I did however put white wine on it as it helps to take out red wine. I also boiled water after spraying the resolve on it. But yes, it came out :)
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i have only used this product with great success on varnished furniture and cabinets. Works suggest you try on a piece of painted wood first. Lightly sand, and then rub with denatured alcohol, then try the stain. No guarantees but it sure would beat removing paint.
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I use a product called natures miracle it is a stain and odor remover that work pretty good but also washing it in vinigar and then letting it dry outside also helps and works as well
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Water and butcher block are not good friends. Try using a cut piece of lemon on the worst of the stains and let it sit there at least over night. It sometimes works.
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Use distilled vinegar--spray it on, let it dry and then wash it..or, put about 1/2 C to 1C in the steamer and stick it in the microwave for a few minutes--let it steam up, let it cool off and then wash it (this last method gets rid of stains too).
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Yes, we bought the teak oil with it and it soaked it right up. There is not a sheen on the bamboo which would prohibit you from staining it.
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I first saturate the stain with the carbona glue remover and then the ink and crayon remover. I love this product and have made a lot of money at Once Upon A Child from second hand clothes I got stains out of by using this product.
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Have you tried White Bright? I just read about it in a blog and found it here on Amazon. It says it can do this, in the description, Going to try it for something white with a red stain that also bled. Let me know if you found something that works though? Thanks! : )