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Stain Removal Guide
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• Simply measure the suggested amount of the cleaner concentrate into the applicator bottle and fill with water.
• Spray the area to be cleaned.
• Immediately use a brush or cloth on the affected area.
• Blot-dry or vacuum the cleaned surface.

REMOVING STAINS

Henry's Professional Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner's unique cleaning action removes problem stains in "layers".  For example, a small spill that remains on the surface of the fabric to be cleaned can be considered one layer.  When the cleaner comes into contact with the stained area, its powerful but gentle action breaks down the stain continuously until it is easily removed with a towel or vacuum.

Stains, liquids or solids that have penetrated fabrics and have developed a thick, solid consistency (such as gum, tar, wax, etc.) must be removed in "layers" so additional agitation with a brush, dull scraper or sharp object may be required.

USING WET VACUUM EXTRACTION OR CARPET CLEANING MACHINES FOR LARGE AREAS:

Containment of the area to be cleaned is very important in order to keep the problem from spreading to surrounding areas.
Once the problem area is cleaned, spray a light mist of Henry's Professional Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner over the surrounding area.  Use a towel or vacuum to remove the debris.  In most cases this process will eliminate the "clean spot" effect.  If the "clean spot" still exists, then it may be necessary to clean the entire area.
If the stain reappears (called "wicking") then all of the layers have not been completely removed.  Simply repeat the cleaning process until all embedded or absorbed material has been removed.

HENRY'S PROFESSIONAL STAIN REMOVER GUIDE:

The following recommendation for removing liquids and/or solids from carpet or upholstery with Henry's Professional Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner will help insure a satisfactory result:

• Immediately after soiling an area, try to absorb any liquids (or scoop solids) by blotting the area with a cloth towel or strong paper towel.  DO NOT RUB.

• Apply Henry's Professional Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner to the stained area.  Blot with a clean white cloth.  Press down firmly to make sure most of the moisture is removed.  DO NOT RUB.  Repeat this step until there is no evidence of the stain on the cloth or towel.

• If the stain is still on the carpet, then repeat the above process.

• After all of the moisture has been removed, vacuum or brush the carpet pile to restore carpet texture.

To solve stain problems, all you need is Henry's Professional Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner, a clean white cloth or towel and a vacuum!

HENRY'S PROFESSIONAL CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY CLEANER IS RECOMMENDED FOR REMOVING THE FOLLOWING DIFFICULT ITEMS:

asphalt, blood, cough syrup, crayon, feces, furniture polish/stain, grease, hair oils, lotion, machine oil, makeup, latex paint, petroleum jelly, rust, shoe polish, soot, tar, toothpaste, urine, varnish, white glue, and MUCH MORE!

TO REMOVE CANDLE WAX, CHEWING GUM AND NAIL POLISH:

• Apply ice to the item and remove as much of the solids as possible. 

• Apply Henry's Professional Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner to the site and roll it gently between your fingers until solids break away.

• Blot with the clean white cloth or paper towel.  Press down firmly to make sure most of the moisture is removed.  DO NOT RUB.  Repeat this step until there is no evidence of the stain on the cloth or towel.

• After all of the moisture has been removed, vacuum or brush the pile to restore the carpets texture.

ESTIMATING THE SIZE OF REMOVING STAINS

Small Areas - (stains less than one foot in diameter with contamination located on the surface are considered one layer problems):

• Begin by vacuuming or towel drying the area to remove as much material as possible.

• Apply Henry's Professional Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner sparingly, using a light mist on the effected area.

• If necessary, agitate the area with a natural bristle brush, towel or vacuum.

• Repeat the above steps until a satisfactory result is achieved.

Traffic lines and lightly soiled areas around furniture and doorways may be cleaned by spraying a light mist of Henry's Professional Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner on the effected area and then vacuum immediately with the vacuum beater bar brush engaged.

Medium Areas - (stains that have penetrated the surface or may be solid or thick such as heavy spills, gum, tar, grease, oil or adhesives): These problems should be considered multi-layered and can be removed by breaking away one layer at time.

• Remove all excess materials from the effected area by toweling, scraping or vacuuming as necessary.

• Apply Henry's Professional Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner to the problem area being careful not to spread the soiled spot.

• Agitate as necessary with a towel, brush or scraping implement.  Scrape gently in one direction at a time, being careful not to distort the fabric.

• Remove the problem layer by layer until a satisfactory result is achieved.

• Spray lightly around the newly cleaned area then towel or vacuum dry the area to remove any "clean spot" effect.  If the "clean spot" continues to be obvious, repeat the process with a light mist to a larger surrounding area.

Large Areas - (cleaning entire rooms, offices, corridors that contain light or heavy stains and soiled areas):

• Remove heavy spots, stains and problem areas by following the recommendations for cleaning medium areas.

• Follow by pre-spraying the entire surface area with a medium mist of Henry's Professional Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner that is  sufficient to contact all of the soiled areas.

• Use the spray applicator bottle provided or use a carpet-cleaning machine filled only with hot water.  (Models with brushes may also be used).

• Repeat the above procedures if necessary until a desired result is achieved.