.. had a rat nasty house in a decent area. When I got there I knew it would be tough. And it was! Heres how it went; 1)Prespotted with Red Vanish 2)Prespotted with PIG 3)Prespotted with Citrus gel 4)Prespotted with Citrus gel spotter plus (removes color,gotta be careful) 5)Presprayed w/butyl 6)Rinsed w/detergent 7)Finished with Crayola No electricity so I did not prescrub/prevac or iron out stains. took my time and it looked very presentable. Gonna cost them ,lol. Rob Allen.
i just used red vanish on 3 red stains that has been sat on the carpet for a couple of months, and they have not used anything on it to get them out. I squirted some red vanish on those red stains and went back out to the truck to get a iron, but when i got back the spots were gone! This doesnt happen this often, but I couldnt believe it!
Hard color sticks that can cover bleach and other permanant stains. They can be ironed in for a more durable application. I could get more technical but I won't. They are CRAYONS. Quality ones you find in an art store are preferred though.
I'm seriously not trying to sound rude, but why should I when I can dye it with actual carpet dye? Is it permanent? Cause I can steam clean crayon out of carpet with no chemical. I think you guys are pulling a fast one!
I don't doubt it can be done. It just seems to me it would clean out the next time someone cleans the carpet.
someone get a video of this. not that i DONT believe it, id just like to see the application process and the end result.
