[Martin Sambrook]

Ive had a customer ask me can i get jeans dye (blue) out of her (Cheneil- if ive spelt that right) gold coloured suite.... anyone with any advice on this one would be appreciated as i have done a similar jeans dye job before but couldnt shift it.
thanks

[Dynafoam]

Martin,

Solutions Eco Spotter, mist-sprayed and agitated with a cotton towel or Prochem B108 Fabric Restorer normally solve this problem, but it does put up a bit of a fight.

[Martin Sambrook]

John,
thanks for replying with the advice.
i have a chemical called stainaway which contains 'Potassium Persulphate' any ideas whether this would be a safe on this fabric.
I will of course check for adverse reaction on an out of the way area
cheers

[Dynafoam]

Martin,

I have not used the product, so can only comment that the pre-test you mentioned is a prerequisite.

[Martin Sambrook]

ok thanks for the help John

[shaun_pearson]

hi
if it is stainaway by extracta(powder) then this is quite a good product and should remove your stain ok, but before using it use just your detergent as norm to see if this works.  for the fabric you are cleaning i recommend chemspec haitian cotton cleaner as it is safe to use on all wet cleanables and gives excellent results, i use it on nearly of my upholstery jobs and it is oner of my essentials.   

does anyone else use this product or are there any others which would be a better substitute?

[Dynafoam]

Shaun,

Does not this product contain bleaching agents?

[Derek]

Hi John

The Haitain cotton cleaner contains a reducing bleach and should be used with care after the usual tests of course.
It does have its uses but I tend to use the shampoo version rather than the powder if and when I need it

Derek