Will this remove sour milk left in carpet & roof liner matieral?
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I haven't used it on either of these. Roof-liner material sounds like it would asphalt based so I doubt it would remove that type of stain. You can only try! If the milk stain smells bad and it's the smell you want to remove, I would recommend a product called OdorXit and getting that right down to the pad. Then, after it all dries, try the Get Serious to remove the stain.
591920
I am not sure about those--have not had those issues. But I have used Get Serious on all kinds of pet stains--poop, urine, vomit. It worked great on all those stains and I am assuming it took away the smell: my dog does not return to those sites to do it again!
1349081
I have used it on pet stains, as well as mud stains they track in, so I think it would work well on milk stains. Not sure about roof liner material, though.
1720439
I don't think it would but it gets rid of the smell of dog and cat pee like nothing else. We live in Washington State and we put Zinc strips on the roofs that are in wet environments and the zinc runs down the roof with the rain and kills moss, mold and mildew.
1479789
Probably not. it will mix with the water that steams from the other canister that says WATER. I found that the Hoover Steam Cleaning Solution worked best and I did not dilute it. Even then I had to go over the floor twice to get yellowing areas up.
1798058
The company says it will. I would use some cleaner/primer that the company offers for sale, or a similar product. I wouldn't want the dry liquid roof membrane to separate from the stainless steel. I used liquid roof over a rubber membrane roof, and so far it seems to be holding up well. I cleaned the whole roof with denatured alcohol before applying the liquid roof. It dried to a hard surface, like a hard plastic. I don't have any experience applying it to steel, except what stayed in the can. The little that I couldn't scrape out before it dried too much, stayed rubbery for months, then I brought the cans to a toxic recycle pick up program in my town. The stuff is pretty nasty when it's wet. Wear gloves and cover any skin that you don't want to rubberize. It cleans up with mineral spirits, but trying to save the putty trowel and paint brush, was a waste of time for me. I did save my metal mixer that I use for paint.
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It should, most mold will fluorescent. However I don't think it will work all that well. I might be mistaken, but I believe that any mold on the interior side of drywall should be visible to the eye, and mold in the carpet fibers will mostly be removed by the vacuum cleaner. Its the mold inside of the wall cavity (very common because of poor vapor barriers and failed weather stripping) and under the carpet (in the reinforced webbing and padding) that you wont be able to see at all. You can check the drywall at the seams and edges, and you can leave the carpet un-vacuumed for a couple of weeks, if you have mold then that is the only way you should be able to detect it with UV light. Ammonia and other safer botanical chemicals can be used for the carpet, but the drywall will most certainly be ruined as the mold will be inside of the calcium sulfate substrate. This would definitely work for grout and tile, but the key is that UV light will only cause fluorescence in what the light can hit.
2110723
Hi. It will remove most the seal and paint. There is a video on their website showing it remove permenant from grout.
1931503
To be honest I really don't know- I've only used the separator with cow's milk. However, I have read online that this separator will work to separate the cream from goat's milk. Sorry I could not be more first hand help.
1523547
The instructions say "no". I tried leaving cleaning fluid in another brand carpet cleaner and ended up having to replace the tank as the cleaner destroyed an "o" ring. I am storing mixed solution in another container between uses to save money on solution. The machine does a beautiful job. Well worth the effort. Wal-Mart carries regular and pet Rug Doctor cleaning solution.
1485175
Yes it will remove the whitish buildup. From my experience the product is intended to be used often to avoid the build up so you may need to apply a couple of times if this has not been done.
186817
It spilled on our tile and my daughter used hand sanitiser to take it off. We don't have carpet so I don't know how it will be removed from carpet
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No, it won't remove dirt, wax or grease-you will have to clean it first. You might try Murphy's Oil Soap for that.
1979456
I don't know. I dilute one capful in a spray bottle, soak my stained clothing with it, put them in the washer and it takes the stains out. I use that same spray bottle, spray a spot on the carpet, let it sit a couple of minutes, then gently rub in one direction, changing the side of the rag to pull the dirt out of the carpet. Works great for me. I do find that putting it in my carpet shampooer, it doesn't seem to do as well. I like it. But if you don't, then use a product you like.
423534
Silicone line does not hold up to a vacuum very well. We found that vinyl line is a much better product. It will not contaminate your milk Thank You Dan Dansha Farms
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I used a dry vacuum and it wasn't effective. Maybe if you used resolve and then used a regular (wet) carpet cleaner it might help. I don't know. For me, it wasn't effective.
1796160
Hey Ray, as this is not what the tool was designed for, the results would be unreliable at best. That said, this tool does a very good job at measuring even small levels of moisture in sheetrock and wood. If you only have a small section of carpet, best bet is to tear it out and put new in. Carpet is cheap compared to mold problems that might come along ifeven a small section remains wet under the carpet.
999597
Nope. I warm up the milk in a small saucepan and pour into the liner. I also re-use the liners - scrub with a bottle brush and they forever!
103814
I used it for canned coconut milk-I believe that as long as the "milk" is very cold, it will work.