How to clean/remove stains?
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I have not had to clean mine. Since it's a polyester fabric, it should clean very easily with usual cleaning products
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I have spot cleaned with a fabric/carpet cleaner spray product and a damp cloth. No fading or any problems.
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I don't recall any. I use cold water, gentle cycle and hang to dry. I use Oxy spray stain remover to try to remove any stains. They are inexpensive enough to make them easy to replace if discolored.
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We've had it for over a year, and have found that a sponge and soapy water have cleaned any stains pretty well. If we ran into a worse problem, I'd likely try carpet/upholstery cleaner, but no need yet.
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I have gotten old stains out of my carpet. I did use a small brush and the spray 'n wash then used the spotlifter to finish the job.
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If you're talking about stains, I'd recommend bleach or a cleaner that contains bleach. Could try a light touch with SOS pad too. However if it's the actual finish that's worn away, those remedies won't help. Try the Rejuvenate product. My own use of it was on a worn out spot on my acrylic soaking tub, and after a couple of applications it totally helped. I wish I could tell you for sure that Rejuvenate works on laminate, but before replacing definitely give it a try.
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I am not an expert on this but the solution I use, bleach hot water and mop detergent, kind of stains it a bit.
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Spray the spot and surrounding area with warm water. Then use a clean brush and brush lightly without damaging the carpet. Repeat till stain goes away. You may also add white distilled vinegar or baking soda mixed with water for tough stains. Use a fan to dry the carpet and vacuum till dry.
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No, bleach stains are a removal of color from fabric. This only cleans not 're-colors'
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Hi glad you asked I bought about 10 of them because they were on sale. I googled it first read how wonderful it was and said ok. The stuff is garbage save your energy and just say no. Dawn dish detergent and ammonia regardless of color or didi7. Depending on material and how stained if you google there are many ways to remove arm stains.
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I've had kitchen utensils stain from tomato sauce before. Cleaning with soaps won't get rid of the stains. I just leave them out in bright sunlight and the sun fades the stains away. Try that.
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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'm not sure. Have not had any trouble removing any marks on the seat or lid. After several years of use I have no stains.
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Chip pieces out with screwdriver & hammer. Continue to break them down. You should then be able make paste as always to remove stains. If you a removing a stain from flat surface, cover with plastic and apply painters blue tape around edges and let sit for 12 hours. Has always worked on even the toughest stains. Sometimes another application is necessary
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You could try a little oxiclean or bleach in the washing machine. I don't think they will ever be as stain free as when they are new but at least they will be clean.
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Try CLR Kitchen Cleaner. Takes all the stains out and makes them look like new. Soap won't work. Makes them clean, but leaves all the stains.
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Blood is removed with cold water and hydrogen peroxide. Once you use warm or hot water, the stain is set. Make sure you get it out with cold water. Treat other stains as soon as possible with Spray and Wash or similar product and launder as soon as possible. Check to make sure stain is gone before drying as drying will set it.
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I have successfully used Fels-Naphta to remove stains from dry-clean only items ( wool coats etc.) Then a vigorous brushing and an airing, either on clothes line or in the dryer, thus saving taking it to dry-cleaning. Other spot removers are much more environmentally damaging. Castile soap would be an all-natural options, but did not work well in spot removal.