Will this product work for removing dried blood stains on a pair of jeans?
1587125
Use hydrogen peroxide. It will not bleach the material and takes the blood right out.
1587126
I'm truly not sure, but if you take the bar itself & rub it on the inside & out before washing it might. If not you maybe able to at least lighten it & maybe if you use in a couple wash. I've never needed it for this so I'm not sure, I do know its worked on my white jeans that have nasty leather dye bleeds (which is an oily base) & it does work on that. but at less than a buck its worth a shot! Hope this is helpful.
1725401
Although I didn't have urine stains on my floor, the product restored my floors to practically brand new condition, removing all kinds of other stains and discolored areas, so I would expect it to work on urine stains too. Be sure to use it as instructed. I used a commercial buffer, with a marble buffing pad. Use painter's tape along your floorboards. The process is messy, but well worth the results, not to mention it saved the $1,500.00 I was quoted to have it done professionally.
843784
I'm not sure. We used it for dirt stains in our car which worked well. I'm sorry I can't help.
1749467
Yes. I used it on my new off-white mercedes seats to protect from dog and to protect from dye that comes off of belts and denim. Once you get stains from belts and denim it is hard to get rid of. Use the cleaner in this line first if you have those stains, then use protection cream or "ink block" from this line (protection cream and ink block area Identical products as near as I can tell, have used both). A perfect combination. A little goes a long way.
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I love this product !!! It works on new stains as well as old, dry stains. To remove old, dry stains I mist the stain with water (mist only to moisten the top layer; do not moisten down to the pad ). Let stain sit a little while and then continue using the product as though the stain was new.
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I bought the KIWI CAMP DRY for a friend and she is a real OUTDOORS GIRL!!! She used it on her shoes. It worked great on her canvas and rubber hiking shoes! I'm guess they would work ok with jeans as a water REPELLENT but I would contact the manufacturer of your jeans and make sure your jean are a STAY FAST COLOR so as the spray is worked into the jean fabric, it doesn't mess with the color of your jeans. Some jeans can be very expensive and I would hate to see you mess of the color!!! If they are just cheap work or cheap everyday jeans, I wouldn't be to concerned! Also check on the prices of SCOTCH-GUARD and FABRIC-GUARD. Each of these products might be a bit cheaper and they are designed for fabrics!!!! Hope this helps out some and things workout for you. Have a nice weekend, a fellow Amazon member
1108458
Yes, it will. However, it will take a long time, it's not like that turbo blower at the roadstop for hand drying. If you're in a hurry, use it and then use some lint-free cloths. Exercise will do you good.
1657981
*probably* not but this product will darken your boots so maybe they will not be as noticeable. I use this on a pair of sheepskin Mocs which stain easily and am happy with the result.
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Hi Tony!Thanks for your question.Because this product is a cleaner and conditioner in ONE, it has only very mild cleaning properties.For jean's dye, we recommend to use our Foaming Saddle Soap, which works really well on grease, stains, and jean's dye stains. Of course, the end result always depends on how long the stains have been there and on the leather type also. Hope that helps.Take care.
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Yes, I think it will. I have never tried it before so, I'm not sure how well it will remove an ink stain but I have friends that have tried it and got it out.
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My GUESS is that it would not be the best solution as it might leave a oily residue on your clothing. I would think that a good leather cleaner and conditioner would be a better solution. i would look at a car products store for something like that.
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I have tried this product on many stains, even at one of our rentals, worked just fine, what kind of stain, did not know but it removed the stains, if I were you I would give chem-dry a try and even if it does not remove the stain you will have this wonderful product for other stain, I would not do with out it.
563650
I don't know, but I tried to use it to remove underarm stains from a white blouse and didn't have much luck.
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My dad has only used it on his dress shirts - when my mother makes him dress up :) but there should be no reason why it would not work. If you want to send a follow up question I can answer later today I will call him (too early right now) and ask him to try it on his jeans. He sure loves this little gadget cause now he does not have to depend on anyone else. Very remarkable how such a little device can make such a big difference in someone's life.
1439475
I would think so. I have used it for years on grease stains on all kinds of fabrics. It dries to a powder which is brushed away.
2216952
I used it as a laundry booster, similar to borax. I also tried pre-soaking some stained clothing in a diluted solution. I think oxyclean works better for the latter. I haven't tried it as a sole detergent, so I can't comment on that. However, I don't see why it wouldn't work. I have a big family and my kids are very rough on their clothes, so I always opted to use it as a secondary product.
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Have not tried it for that. My guess is that it probably won't. We use it mostly for oil and grease stains and other similar things. Maybe "Goof off" or lighter fluid will work.