- 120-gram bottle of tear stain-remover for dogs
- Effectively eliminates tear stains from the inside out
- Sprinkle on food daily to start; results from 3 to 5 weeks
- Safe during pregnancy and for puppies over 6 weeks old
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July 4, 2009
A tear stain is a mark, spot or wet streak left by tears.
Angels' Eyes Tear-Stain Eliminator for Dogs
Quick summary:
This product eliminates tear stains from the inside out, plus helps to remove staining around the mouth and on the coat due to licking. The pet's coat should be completely tear-stain free anywhere from three to five weeks.
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Quick video tips for removing blood stain.
- Whenever you have to clean the blood stain you should always clear it with cold water rather than hot water.
- Hot water should never be applied to the blood stains because the stains become more permanent because of the heat.
- Using lemon, bleach or salt solution can help loosen the stain from the fabric.
- You can use hydrogen peroxide to remove the blood stains.
- Be careful because peroxide can sometimes cause color fading.
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July 3, 2009
The video mentions the use of hydrogen peroxide. So what is hydrogen peroxide?
It is a weak acid yet powerful bleaching agent. It is used in variety ways including disinfectant, anitiseptic and for stain removal.
While searching for blood stain removal from clothing I found the following product at Amazon.
- Instantly removes stains from: Carpet, Upholstery, and Fabrics
- Removes blood stains
- Seperates the stain from the fibers at the molecular level
It quickly penetrates the area, causing stains to rise to the surface and wipe away easily. The commercial grade formula is powerful enough for those really tough stains like oil and grease, yet also great for dirt, grass, food, wine, make-up, flavored juices and more!
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July 2, 2009
A few handy tips for removing deodorant stains
Gal Pal Garment Deodorant Remover 2 ea
This is what the product claims to do…
How many times have you been running late for an appointment, meeting or date trying to find the perfect thing to wear and when you finally do you notice there are deodorant marks along the side of your outfit!
We have found the solution! It's quick, easy & reusable. And the best thing about it is you can remove the deodorant marks in seconds without having to remove your clothes!
This is how you use Gal Pal™ Garment Deodorant Remover. First, take Gal Pal & wipe it gently with the grain of the fabric, rubbing off the deodorant & voila, you have just saved yourself time & money in dry cleaning costs. If for some darn reason the deodorant does not come off completely, take the second Gal Pal & dampen it with water, squeezing out the excess and again, a little rub here, a little rub there & you're good to go! May need repeated rubbing.
Summary of deodorant stain removal advice given in the video:
- Pre treat the deodorant stain by applying a stain remover directly on the under arm stain area.
- With most fabrics you can apply alcohol to the stain by rubbing it on the stain and then covering with an absorbent pad.
- You may need to repeat the process a few times.
- You can also try adding vinegar to warm water and dabbing the affected area.
- Avoid ironing a stained area of a shirt as it will permanently mark the shirt.
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