Cranberry juice

[vwdgood]

hey guys, its been a while since i`ve posted in here. i`m detailing an 07 lexus with tan carpets on saturday that has some cranberry juice stains. they have been there for about a month, what do you recommend? i do have a bissel... but what about a chemical?

[Poordude]

Use am enzyme or hydrogen peroxide based product. They both work great on organic based stains.

[ThumperMX113]

I agree, hydrogen peroxide is going to be the way to go on this one. Just curious, which Bissel do you have?

[mblgjr]

If not using the Bissle...might want to just try SpotShot. Stuff gets dang near everything out; set or otherwise.

[vwdgood]

i have the LGCM.... can you give me some name brand products of the hydrogen peroxide based chemicals, i`m not very familiar. thanks guys

[vwdgood]

anyone know of anything i can pick up in the store?

[kpounds]

Plain milk works well on red stains.

[Eliot Ness]

I`ve also had pretty good luck with Spot Shot (http://www.spotshot.com/), and Folex (http://www.folexcompany.com/) (Lowes and Home Depot) also works really well and is worthy of a place on your shelf. I just haven`t tried Folex on a red stain yet.

[jedovaty]

What about that oxy clean stuff?

[derek37]

Red Stain Remover (http://www.topoftheline.com/reddyeremover.html)



never used it but heard that it works. Searching red stains here probably would have found it.

[Shuskan3]

Folex is great...

[Quality Leather]

I haven`t had to deal with many red stains, but I have seen the Red Stain Remover work. Also, a certain well know auction tested Spot Shot and found it to be the best stain remover that they tested.

[vwdgood]

thanks guys, im going to pick up some folex. milk.... was that a joke? haha

[kpounds]

No bro, you should give the milk a try!! It took a tough red stain off our white counter at home.