White Couch Disaster - Good Stain Remover Needed!

I get M30 from Dollar General. It is only $1.00 for a small tube of goo. But it works fantastic. It gets out grease, grass, baby spit-up (dried), blood, urine stains (dried), and many household stains off counters,ect. I love this stuff. It is well worth the dollar and I have never ever found anything to get out my boys stains before this. good luck.

Hi E.,
depending on what type of fabric the couch is... a baking soda paste of water & b. soda, rubbed in & let sit for awhile, then spray with vinegar and rub with a damp cloth of water should help. Ive done this on fabric and then steam cleaned with just plain hot water and its come out beautifully! also on pleather, but it can be inconsistent in spots, so id be careful with any kind of pleather/leather.

Melaleuca Pre spot or Mela Magic or Sol U Mel Non toxic and works. The price is right too. I tried the baking soda and vinegar and it did not work for me The Sol U Mel will remove order also.
Good luck

Hi E. what I will say is too little too late to help but when you have little ones 'never buy white'. Really I wish you good luck as I have been there done that too.

Shaklee's Nature Bright and Basic H2 will get the job done. The products are all natural and concentrated so a little bit goes a long way. The can also be used to clean just about anything else you can imagine.

I can send you some free samples if you want and so can try them on a hidden spot first. I guarantee they'll work!

-C.

My two ideas would be to try baking soda and warm water or oxyclean and warm water. Good luck!

A.

Honest to goodness, I've heard that vodka is a great stain remover. I've tried it on red juices (cranberry) and it worked wonderfully, but mostly on stains that hadn't been treated with something else first.

Good luck finding a solution! If you can't find anything, it might be slip cover time.

I agree with the previous poster Sol-U-Mel. If you need a Melaleuca rep. please contact me:)

Resolve Resolve Resolve!

They make one for furnitre. Good luck! It worked great on my parent's couch.

I have used this stuff called Grandma's secret spot remover. It has worked on clothes that have grease stained that were in the dryer...even washed and dried multiple times. its pretty thick and a little goes a LONG way. I think you should get your couch wet, put some of the remover on and then work it in. Get it out with some warm water....if you have a shop vac, you can really use alot of water and soak up the excess...if you dont, just alow time to air dry. Here is a website of what the bottle looks like. I have seen it at Bed, Bath and Beyond in the check out line

http://www.createforless.com/Grandmas+Secret+Spot+Remover...

Good luck

Shaving cream works wonders.