holy **** big ass pink spot!

Princess56 · 02-10-2004, 09:27 PM

A while back my friend put her thermos in the back of my car on the floor and i forgot about it so about a month ago i was cleaning the car and found a big ass pink spot. i tried everything under the damn subn to get it out but it wont!!! any ideas?

-jessica

* i now hate the color pink by the way!*

ericB · 02-10-2004, 09:31 PM

oxy clean

i know it works on blood-splattered clothes, carpet, sofas, curtains and bath towels.

i've already said too much

Princess56 · 02-10-2004, 09:33 PM

ill have to get my self some of that! good lord i hope it works!

-jessica

URtalking2CRASH · 02-10-2004, 11:32 PM

If that doesn't work, try Meguiar's Carpet Cleaner. I used it on my floor mats and it does a really good job on tar and dirt and what not, might work on that.

ericB · 02-11-2004, 05:33 AM

i used that oxy clean to pull grape juice out of a pale gray carpet. only problem was that it did such a good job on that spot, the rest of the room looked like crap. in a car, it's not that big a deal. in a living room, it's embarrassing.

if you have a bed, bath & beyond near you, check their cleaning section. someone in that area should be able to tell you all about the stuff. i used to work there and they train the hell out of you on all the products.

Princess56 · 02-11-2004, 11:52 PM

^ made me laugh! o i just want the pink spot out now! im going to the store tonight so il pick some up!

-jessica

p.s ill keep u posted on how it works

Joeybagodonuts · 02-12-2004, 02:42 PM

blue coral spray can upholstery cleaner, far and away the strongest best stuff used by the pros.
weve pulled TAR out of tan carpets with it amongst many other things, blood, various stains, stuff never let me down...

Cxtra_ION · 02-12-2004, 03:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ericB

oxy clean

i know it works on blood-splattered clothes, carpet, sofas, curtains and bath towels.

i've already said too much

uh?? Blood-splattered clothes...so what do you do for fun? lol

ericB · 02-12-2004, 04:19 PM

i wouldn't call it fun. it's just something i have to do.

KAdams4458 · 02-12-2004, 04:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Joeybagodonuts

blue coral spray can upholstery cleaner, far and away the strongest best stuff used by the pros.
weve pulled TAR out of tan carpets with it amongst many other things, blood, various stains, stuff never let me down...

He's right. I've used the stuff for years on end. It's the only readily available cleaner I've ever seen that can get upholstery cleaner than a visit from Stanley Steamer.

Now, as far as the Oxy Clean, it has its uses. Once a friend of mine managed to break a bottle of red wine in my '01 SL with the warm grey carpet. The floor mat somehow managed to catch all of it, but of course, it ended up becoming burgundy in the process.

I gave up on the floor mat immediately because I thought that NOTHING would ever get the stain out, so I just left the mat sitting on the porch for a few days, figuring that I'd go buy a new set for the car. A friend came over to do some laundry before I had made it to the dealership, and happened to have Oxy Clean with her. She convinced me to try the stuff on the wine stain, and sure enough, it vanished just like in the commercials! That was a three or four day old, completely dried-in red wine stain! Poof! Gone!

Since then I've used Oxy Clean to remove dried in stains from coffee, chocolate, and even ketchup from auto interiors, and it always does a great job. Yeah, I keep Oxy Clean around. However, the Blue Coral is still my primary means of cleaning my upholstery.

Remember, Blue Coral for dirt and grime. Oxy Clean for stains.