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| Rug 1 |
Price: $12.83 at Amazon
This was a more involved review than some. I had no carpet spots so I created some. I got to carpet scraps of different types
and stained them. One carpet type is similar
to a Berber and has lots of deep kind of
holes. The other type was a smoother,
sheared type. I took blackberry jelly
and smeared it on both scraps. I gave
it 30 minutes to set and then I sprayed each carpet scrap. See rug 1 |
| Rug 2 |
The stain on the smoother carpet was practically eradicated
on the first spraying. I followed the instructions
to not soak but to spray thoroughly. I
then rubbed it and patted it with a scrap of terry cloth and then wiped it with
a damp terry cloth. The Berber
carpet did not fare as well on the first spray. See Rug 2
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| Rug3 |
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| Rug Final |
I used the spray again
and on the smooth carpet the stain is gone. The only problem is that it was a pretty
soiled scrap and there is now a lighter, dirt free area where the stain used to
be. The Berber carpet came out very
well on the second spray. See Rug 3 and
Rug Final for close up.
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| Rug 4 |
On the heavily soiled smoother carpet, there was a long time
(years) spot of indeterminate source. I
sprayed it and it came out beautifully. See
spot at top, middle of mauve rug on Rug 1 and missing spot on Rug 4.
Overall this spray seems to work better than any other spot
cleaner I have used. I, admittedly,
never rubbed blackberry jelly into a carpet before so I am quite impressed with
the results.
Details from Vendor:
Penetrates deep into the carpet fibers
Works on dirt, grease, odors and stains
Leaves no sticky residue
Safe for all carpet types, including nylon and other
synthetic carpets, as well as stain resistant carpets
Special polymers repel dirt and stains so next time its
easier to clean
If reviewing a product, it may have been received free of charge. That will NEVER have a bearing on my recommendations.
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