Ravindra shared the amazing before and after photos. He, or some other guilty party, was heating up some milk and forgot it was on the stove. Here’s what Ravindra told us:
“I can’t ask for more. I had to soak it three times, but it worked like MAGIC!”
Yes, Stain Solver will remove any sort of:
It’s so easy to clean a backpack. They’re durable and withstand soaking with no issues. Look at this stained and grungy backpack:
This is what the backpack will look like once you follow the easy instructions above:
It’s easy to clean slipcovers, or a single slipcover, like this one using certified organic Stain Solver. Directions are below
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Here’s another photo of a typical slipcover:
You clean your Vitamix® blender the same way I clean my regular blender. Here’s my fruit-stained blender:
All you do is fill the blender to the top with WARM water and dump in two tablespoons of certified organic Stain Solver.
Then walk away.
Here’s what your blender will look like in a few hours:
Stain Solver does a great job of cleaning fresh oil spills or drippings from blacktop. It also works to clean oil from:
Watch this video to see how I’d do it if I came to your home. I’m cleaning oil from concrete, but the process is the same for blacktop, hot top, asphalt, tar and chip, or chipseal.
Stain Solver is a fantastic cleaner for any outdoor teak furniture. It removes the sun-damaged gray wood fibers as well as sun-damaged stains and clear finishes but doesn’t harm the wood or nearby expensive landscaping.
Here are a few before, during and after photos of our own teak table out on our deck. The step-by-step process to clean the teak is below:
Cleaning Tips & Instructions:
You remove oil from concrete using Stain Solver and some great liquid dish soap.
Stain Solver is a fantastic oil remover, be SURE TO WATCH the end of the video looking at how well Stain Solver removed the oil from the baseball cap.
It’s important to realize you need to allow the Stain Solver to soak into the concrete and the job may take multiple cleaning attempts depending on how old the oil stain is.
Yes, you’ll get the best results if the concrete is dry. This allows the Stain Solver to soak into the concrete. You must work in the shade so the solution does not evaporate. You may have to keep the oil stain wet for several hours depending on how deep the oil has soaked into the dense concrete matrix.
Clean outdoor furniture cushions using fabric and color-safe Stain Solver.
You can also clean:
You can clean silicone earplugs using Stain Solver.
I mixed 8 ounces of hot water with 1 tablespoon of Stain Solver powder. I stirred it up for about 20 seconds.
Yes, I just soaked the ear plugs for about two hours and they came out like new after rinsing them well.
Look at them yourself. They look new! CLICK or TAP HERE to order Stain Solver now.
My sister texted me last week asking if it was safe to soak her terra cotta, a low-strength pottery product, in Stain Solver.
“Heck yes, it’s safe. Your feeder is going to look like new.”
She mixed one cup of Stain Solver powder with a gallon of hot water, stirred for a minute then put the feeder in the solution for several hours.
After soaking, she lightly scrubbed the feeder with a long-bristle scrub brush, rinsed it, and you see the end result. It looks like a NEW feeder.
“I was impressed how Stain Solver did most of the work – I had little to scrub!”, my sister told me a few days later after sending the before and after photos.
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Stain Solver cleans bird feeders using a simple and safe irreversible chemical reaction. Countless tiny pure oxygen scrubbing bubbles are RELEASED into the water as soon as you add the Stain Solver powder into hot or warm water. WATCH THIS VIDEO:
These bubbles attack the algae, mold, and mildew on the feeder. Watch the short video below to see the bubbles in action. I had poured some of the Stain Solver into a mug that was stained with cinnamon tea.
Stain Solver is color and fabric-safe. You can soak just about anything in Stain Solver and get remarkable results.
