do you just apply this to stain or do you need a machine to extract it out ?
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You can just apply it to the stain and then blot the excess. It says to apply it again if you need to remove the smell (which is always the case). So I spray it once, leave it be for five minutes. Blot it. Then I spray it a second time and leave it. Always works.
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For pee you want to saturate the stain with fizzion after blotting up as much of the wet as you can.
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Brittany, permanent marker is probably just that: permanent. But....I trust the magic wand if used properly, and what have you got to loose? Rub the wand into the stain with vigor, wet a toothbrush and scrub the area. Add a bit of laundry detergent with the toothbrush then rinse, pat dry. You MAY have to repeat the process. Good luck!
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You certainly don't need a machine but it helps. I have used this wax by hand and gotten great results. It just takes a little elbow grease to apply and remove. This wax actually buffs off very easily. A machine will save your shoulder and probably give you a little better results.
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It usually requires 3 hours cause it seems more like a stain than dye. It's really good stuff. It just takes awhile. Just keep checking it
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I haven't tried it, so I don't know. there is a Stain Solver web site that lists all the stuff it cleans, and how to do it. I suggest you google it and look there. good luck
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Mr. Clean Magic Eraser works as a gentle abrasive (like a pencil eraser) so it is unlikely this will remove the stain from what effectively is dyed vinyl. Probably won't hurt though - just don't scrub aggressively or it may scuff smooth vinyl.
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Dampen a microfiber cloth with it and gently work the stain. Condition with protectant.
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If it's a liquid stain, I just use the wand attachment to suck up the liquid first. Then I let the bot go at it. Otherwise, it'll spray it before suctioning. There might be another way to do it, but I don't think so... and this way only takes a moment. It has a very strong suction on the hose that'll take up an entire glass of grape juice in seconds - personal experience.
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You can do either one, but I usually treat the stain immediately and then just place in laundry basket or if I am planning to use the washer at that time, I just add the garment.
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It depends on the stain. I use bleach if it is real bad and it is a food stain.
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i used a piece of an old towel and it is very easy. you can use any old cloth no tools needed. just put the liquid on cloth and rub the bare spots.
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I pre-treat with stain remover, use liquid chlorine bleach and laundry detergent in cold water. You will never get the stains out completely but even if stained the pads are clean. What difference could it possibly make?
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You spray, let it soak in -- then gently rub or blot stain. The only thing is that if the fabric is not meant to get too wet ... you might end up with a water ring around where the stain was.
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It's been a long time since I used this product so forgive me... I used it primarily for pet stains. After removing as much of the stain as possible, I took a damp cloth and soaked it with the stain remover. Applied it to the stain area and then covered it with plastic wrap. Then I put a vase or something heavy over the area and let it sit for a few hours. You're supposed to reapply product the next day but I never had to do so but the stain was completely gone. And the smell, too. Hope this helps.
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No...pre-soak for 5 minutes before adding laundry detergent. I fill my machine with hot water and start the agitation to make sure it is mixed in the water well. I then add clothes and let them agitate for 5 minutes. I return to dial to the beginning of the wash cycle, add laundry detergent and softener and wash as usual. That first 5 minutes is what pulls out those stains; the rest of the wash is to clean and soften the articles of clothing.
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It requires attaching. Very easy to do. May need some trimming on the shaft.shaft comes bare. So you will need to do your own staining as well. IMHO this is well worth the money.
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I use this stuff primarily for my laundry. I don't know if it will take the stains out of the machine, though I believe it will, but it will remove stains from your white clothes. I have white towels, blankets and tee shirts that have gotten much whiter since I've been using Iron Out.