Odour: Ammonia odour.
CURE is a powerful liquid for removing red and yellow stains caused by food dyes and by urine stains in carpets and other fabrics.
How Does It Work?
It is designed to strip food dyes and dissolve urine residues. CURE is intended for use on stains caused by blood, orange, juice, fruit juices, cordials, flavoured ice confectionery, ice creams, berry, wine, urine and pet stains.
For Use On…
CURE is a stain remover for use on carpet, fabrics, and also hard surfaces.
Application
Carpet and Upholstery Stain Removal
- Because CURE is a dye remover, it is essential to pre-test this product on an inconspicuous area of the carpet or fabric and ensure the colours are not removed. Leave it on for 5 minutes to make certain.
- When this test is passed satisfactorily, spray CURE onto stains or apply to a white cloth and dab it on.
- Brush gently and leave for 3 to 5 minutes until the colour tends to turn yellow or fade away. Leave it for up to 30 minutes if the reaction is slow.
- Extract with very hot water and flush out five times to remove both the stain and the treatment. Wool fibres should be neutralised with FABRIC SOFTENER & RINSE or white vinegar to pH 5 to 7.
- On urine stains, do not extract with water, but vacuum and blot as much CURE from the carpet as possible then allow to air-dry.
- A steam iron set at the correct temperature may be applied to a cloth over the treated stain to speed up the removal reaction. However, this is not recommended on wool carpets because the fibres may be attacked.
Hard Surfaces
- Remove as much soil as possible. Use neat CURE to spray the stains. Leave for 5 minutes then rinse with clean water.
Note: This product may cause some removal of strippable acrylic floor finishes, so please avoid spraying CURE onto hard floors.