Q. Can I use Spotless Odor and Stain Remover on other surfaces besides carpet?

A. Yes. Spotless Odor and Stain Remover can be used in many ways. Pre-spot stains on clothing, people, and pet bedding. Bathrooms to remove urine and mold in grout. Vehicles, hard to clean windows, house siding, inside and outside where pets and people urinate.

Smelly drains, septic, outdoor furniture, lights with stuck on bugs. Spray in the air to stop odors. Use to clean litter boxes, urine spots in horse stalls (will reduce flies), trash receptacles, and greasy messes.

 

Q. Can I use Spotless Odor and Stain Remover on old stains?

A. Yes. You will likely need to treat it several times. If treated prior, there is residue left by chemicals that can kill the good bacteria in Spotless. Spray the area generously and cover it with a damp paper towel or rag. So be patient and continue to treat.

 

Q. Can I use Spotless Odor and Stain Remover around my children and pets?

A.  Yes. However, if you are spraying in the air for odors, clear the room for a few minutes to allow the Spotless to dissipate. You do not want to spray on people or animals or let in the eyes.

 

Q. How much Spotless should I use and how long does it take to work?

A. Remove as much of the spill as possible. Shake the spotless and spray generously to cover the spot well. A few sprays on standard stains should be enough. Best to let it sit for a few minutes and allow the good bacteria to do their thing. You want Spotless to wick down so it touches the stain/organic. Mark the stain with a paper towel, if you leave it for a long while, in some cases the stain will disappear. Use a wet paper towel or rag and rub until the stain is gone. Spray a bit more if needed. You can leave a clean damp paper towel or rag to continue wicking up the stain. Repeat if necessary.

Spotless starts working immediately. The longer you are able to leave it, the better the results.