Will it remove fiber reactive dyes?
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Allegedly it removes even flouride and supposedly even muddy toxic river water is able to be filtered and safe to drink with use of this product, however I haven't had my water tested and everyone seems to notice a difference with drinking it. That's the best I got. Good luck. (Alex Jones is a promoter of this product)
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I can confirm it does not remove permanent hair dye. Cannot attest to temporary solutions.
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Yes! It seems to work well on all cotton and polyester material. It'll get those stains out mostly, might want to use a little bleach to get the deep stains out.
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Yes! I use it on any type of stained fabric. I love it! It will often times even take out a stain on an item of clothing that has already been washed! It is excellent on grease stains.
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It should. I had it take out sweat/oil collar stains from both my husbands Navy white uniforms (cotton) and my son's white paramedic shirts (synthetic blend). Depending on how long the stains have been there, it may take more then one use. I have been using this product for years.
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You will want to dilute it a bit but you can use it on fabric. I haven't seen it cause any discoloration on anything I've used it on.
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Probably not, and if it did, the fragrance of the solution might leave a a smell that is too much for the pet. Frankly, about the only thing that might remove the odor is a chlorine bleach product, and that will obviously remove much of the color of the pet bed, but leave a fresh sent instead. That odor will have to be killed, not masked over. The Extreme Stain remover, will work best on a fresh stain or clean something that has not been cleaned previously is my observation.
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No, bleach stains are a removal of color from fabric. This only cleans not 're-colors'
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It is possible, but I would question the dyes first, reading the labels as there might be some prep work, washing or soaking bags previous to dyeing to remove any manufacturer cloth treatments. They are supposed to be all cotton and most dyes work best with cotton. Have fun!
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It should. I found citri-strip useless, too. It removed off wood and metal very well. In most places the oaint waa multiple coats and had been on 40 years or more.
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The chemicals are strong enough to remove the heavy calcium and other minerals in our water, so it might remove henna. I don't color treat, but my natural color is clearer and brighter after I wash.
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Hi Hollie , I am not positive if it would work ,I only used it to remove large hot pink stains off my white wool coat . The price is not bad, but I would try it on similar material and see what happens first incase it doesn't work to be safe .eaxh fabric is sensitive and if left to long may disinergrate . Good luck
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Not really but just follow the directions and do a test spot and you'll be find. It will bleach out fabric.
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None. Take a WET rag, hydrogen peroxide, and an iron. YouTube it. 1. Pour the peroxide into stain. 2. Put wet rag over 3. Put iron on high WITH STEAM on top of rag (just set it) for 10-30 seconds 4. Blot off- works on tons of stuff! Better for you than simple green nasty stuff too, and works better too!
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I did not find it affected residual stains very much. We used our carpet cleaning machine first, then applied the product. I did not use the pre-treat product (can't remember the name) and so can't tell you if that would make a difference in the stains. It is the best product I've used to combat cat urine.
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Yes I Can assure you it has removed almost everything I have used it on even a white tee shirt stained from die used in PVC prep cleaning solution and no trace left. The beauty of it is when used on color material it doesn't affect it's color. I find if you use it first before washing works best. It even removes glue that petroleum solvents won't touch and is safe for food products. It is definitely worth the price for what it does. I keep it handy and will always use it first over any other spot remover. Get some and see for yourself. I discovered it as a clearance item in a local store and ran out so looked on Amazon to see if I can get it and, perfect there it is. My next purchase will be a gallon. It can be used diluted also for household cleaning even on glass.
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I don't know but I doubt it. It does a lovely job on leather in terms of conditioning and perhaps cleaning. I cleaned a light taupe colored leather chair and after a few applications on a new stain, it seemed to remove it. Red dye? Doubt it but maybe.