Scotch-Brite™ Stain Removal Guide

This stain removal guide will cover most of the spills and splashes that occur as part of our everyday lives. But if you have a great stain removal tip we have not mentioned, please contact us. We would love to hear from you, so your comments and feedback are most welcome.

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Blood

(Carpet and Upholstery)

Mix one teaspoon (5ml) of a mild detergent  to a cup of luke-warm water. Blot. Follow this up with a mixture of 15ml of ammonia with half-cup of water. Blot, sponge with clean water and blot again.

(Clothing/sheets)

Fresh bloodstains should be washed using a cold water cycle only. If the stain has set, try soaking the article in Napisan™, then washing in cold water

(Tiled floors)

Cover the blood stained area with paper towels and blot up as much as possible. Then pour some liquid detergent or disinfectant and cold water on the paper towels. You should let the solution sit for 30 minutes.

Use cold water and scrub to wipe up and remaining stain, then wipe the area dry with clean paper towels.