Lifts grease, soft-drink, ink, lipstick, coffee, tea and red-wine stains from fabrics, carpets, rugs and upholstery. The stain remover is ready to use, and its formula contains no chlorine bleaches, solvents or allergens.
A ready-to-use stain remover for textiles: carpets, rugs and upholstery. It removes stains from grease, soft drinks, ink, lipstick, coffee, tea and red wine.
The formula is based on oxygen bleaching agents and non-ionic surfactants - free of chlorine bleaches, solvents and allergens, according to the manufacturer's data.
Use the stain remover before the protector. A stain sealed under a layer of TexGuard stays in the fibre for good.
Fabrics differ in composition and dye more than building materials do, so every treatment starts with a test.
No - the protector is formulated to change neither the colour nor the texture of the material. Confirm it with a test on an inconspicuous section before treating the whole piece.
Yes - TexGuard is made for fabrics, and awnings are named among its substrates. Before you start, make sure the fabric is clean and completely dry.
Whenever water stops beading. Washing and heavy use gradually wear the protection down, so check how water behaves afterwards: while it stays on the surface, the treatment is working.
The formula contains no chlorine bleaches, but fabric dyes vary a great deal - so always test first on a seam underneath or on a section hidden by a cushion.
The fresher the stain, the better the chance of removing it - TexClean works quickly, so it is best to reach for it straight away. Dried soiling usually needs the treatment repeating.
Consumption depends on how absorbent the surface is and how you apply the product.
Write to us with the area and the type of surface - we will help you work out how much you need.
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