[Roy Harding]

Hi lads

Can you help we had some one stay at our house and they spilled a glass of Iron bru on the carpet, he moped it up and said nothing. 

Can you tell me what will remove the mark?

Thanks for help

Roy

[therapist]

Regret to inform you that it's unlikely you'll get it out, as there are two dyes in Irn Bru .....sunset yellow and a red, forget the name.

Ive had success with Argosheen, in the past, but I bought it from the USA and unfortunately don't have any.

There is an old c/c trick which involves ' high heat ' usually delivered with a domestic iron, through a clean white towel ........the only danger, is, you might suffer colour loss.

In most cases we suggest they check their insurance policy........

r m

[Roy Harding]

Thanks for the reply

Roy

[John_Flynn]

Would agree with you totally Therapist. In my opinion that stuff and lucosade like chewing gum wants banning.

[Shaun_Ashmore]

John doesn't like chewing gum as it sticks his dentures together

Shaun

[Steve Weatherley]

Try Chemspec patented Coffee Stain Remover - it works on all kinds of stains and use the heat transfer method as described above. Check your insurance first though just incase !

[John_Flynn]

Come on Shaun tell em the truth, now a days there are so many flavours, I just dont know what I'm picking up to put into my mouth next  : : :

[nick p]

i used chemspec rxcoffe and tea remover the other day on quite a large ironbru stain worked wonders

nick p

[Roy Harding]

thanks for all your help

Roy

[sibo.]

You could try red x by prochem. Same method iron and a towel gud luk    regards simon.

[david_m]

hello Roy

i have had good results with alltec's red stain remover
plus there red wine stain remover.

tel alltecl 0800 6950 222

            davy

[therapist]

Excellent advice from all of the above, that's about as balanced a response, as you could hope for,hope you're successful, but it will depend on whether the stain has 'fixed 'or not


good luck

r m