Red One Stain Remover

Frequently asked question by carpet cleaners: Should I use Red 1 or Red Relief? Answer: You can rely on both products for the ultimate performance in stain removal. However, Red 1 requires no mixing and is faster acting than Red Relief but it has a stronger odor. If you want simple and fast use Red 1. If odor is an issue stay with your tried and true Red Relief. Either way you can't go wrong.

Heat Transfer Method: The heater transfer method is an essential skill that all professional carpet cleaners should be able to perform on difficult to remove food dye stains and other unwanted fugitive dyes in carpet and fabrics.
1. Lightly spray stain with Red One
2. Lightly spray clean, white, absorbent towel with Red One (the quality and absorbency of the towel directly affects dye transfer ability. Microfiber is not recommended as it is made of synthetic polypropolene fibers. A good cotton bar towel is really the best and most cost effective towel to use in this process.
3. Using a simple household iron (set at it's lowest setting) or wall paper steamer (steamers are often preferred as they apply heat and steam much more evenly without gunking up the device with residual product), set your preferred device on top of the towel and let sit for 5 second increments. Remove the device and visually inspect the towel for dye transfer. Repeat process until stain is removed or is light yellow. Rinse extract area.