Carpet Bleach Neutralizer

Use bleach neutralizer before you clean the carpets direction.

Carpet bleach neutralizer.

Neutralizes chlorine bleach on contact and stops its chemical reaction with carpet fibers and carpet dyes. One gallon will treat hundreds of spots. Mix solution 4 ounces of powder to 32 ounces of water. 1 teaspoon liquid dish soap.

Bleach is an oxidizing agent which removes oxygen from carpet rendering it colorless or with color damage. Before carpet dyeing and or use of any other chemicals. Wait a few minutes then extract using a wet vac or carpet steam cleaner. Should be used any time a bleach spot is redyed.

Bleach on carpet can quickly result in white spots or spots of lightened color. Neutralizes chlorine bleach on contact. Use when bleach spots are re dyed safe for stain resistant carpet. Bleach neutralizer stops the chemical reaction of bleach on carpet fibers and dyes and neutralizes it on contact.

Concentrate can be diluted 1 1 with water. Bleach neutralizer prepares the bleach stained area to accept the dye better allowing you to get better dyeing results and to use less dye to cover that area. Using a trigger sprayer apply textile bleach neutralizer to the spot. It should be used any time a bleach spot is re dyed.

Neutralizes chlorine bleach on contact and stops its chemical reaction with carpet fibers and carpet dyes. Packed in liquid and powder. To stop the staining process you must neutralize the bleach in the carpet fibers. Spot dye the carpet using textile dyes diluted to aid in color matching.

Dilute 1 1 with water can make 2 quarts. Powder makes 1 gal. Must be used on all bleach spots before dyeing. Apply to bleach area with a sprayer.

Do not scrub spot or agitate area. Works if you spill bleach on cotton clothing as well. This product will work for hairstylists who spill bleach on their clothes. Anytime you have a bleach spot the must be neutralized please note.