This product (Spot Gone) is better than ANYTHING you can purchase off the store shelf to remove DIFFICULT stains from the carpet. It smells good too.
Posted by Jo Anne Daun-ONeill on 10th Jun 2020
$16.38
North Woods® Spot Gone is a formulation of proper cleaning and lifting ingredients that immediately attack and suspends old and new spots, oils, fats, creams, makeup, lipstick, face creams, chocolate, liquor, coffee, grass, inks, shoe polish, etc.
Spot Gone Uses/Benefits:
- Powerful formulation quickly unlocks all soil types from carpet fibers
- Excellent pre-spotter
- Removes stains caused by: pets, urine, polishes, candy, inks, juices, oil, grease, soft drinks, coffee, liquor, and food.
Directions for Use:
For greases, face creams, and thicker soils, remove excess or scrape off deposits.
Apply Spot Gone at room temperature and work in lightly with spotter brush or other small brush. DON’T SCRUB! Towel off with clean dry turkish type towel.
Use directly from quart with flip top allowing generous portion of product to penetrate soils.
Careful on wool carpets. Always test in an inconspicuous place first.
Description
North Woods® Spot Gone is a formulation of proper cleaning and lifting ingredients that immediately attack and suspends old and new spots, oils, fats, creams, makeup, lipstick, face creams, chocolate, liquor, coffee, grass, inks, shoe polish, etc.
Spot Gone Uses/Benefits:
- Powerful formulation quickly unlocks all soil types from carpet fibers
- Excellent pre-spotter
- Removes stains caused by: pets, urine, polishes, candy, inks, juices, oil, grease, soft drinks, coffee, liquor, and food.
Directions for Use:
For greases, face creams, and thicker soils, remove excess or scrape off deposits.
Apply Spot Gone at room temperature and work in lightly with spotter brush or other small brush. DON’T SCRUB! Towel off with clean dry turkish type towel.
Use directly from quart with flip top allowing generous portion of product to penetrate soils.
Careful on wool carpets. Always test in an inconspicuous place first.
