Monday, October 3, 2011
Monday, September 26, 2011
Carpet Dyes
5 out of 5: "Great product, at first i was skeptical on the carpet dye sticks but soon found that they are well worth the money. I had multiple bleach stains in my carpet and at first it was difficult matching up the shades but after watching the video I was able to match up the carpet very well. This is a great product, do not be afraid to buy, it definitely works very well. "
Rated by Buyer: Karl S.
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Thursday, August 11, 2011
Carpet Dye Sticks are a great carpet dye product
Dear John, this is not your typical DEAR JOHN letter ! I'm so happy to report, that your product worked as promised. I had my cleaning people in here a few weeks ago, and somehow they dropped, drops of a bleach substance on my wall to wall carpet, that is only 5 yrs old. It was now polka dot on the path they had taken from
the Master bathroom to exit into the hall. Needless to say, I was SICK. I thought I would have to have it repaired, a huge expense, or worse , and bigger expense replace the carpet. Your product worked beautifully, taking away the polka dots. Thank you for the dye sticks and your help when I PHONED YOU. Keep up the good work ! I appreciate your support. Thank you, Kathleen
the Master bathroom to exit into the hall. Needless to say, I was SICK. I thought I would have to have it repaired, a huge expense, or worse , and bigger expense replace the carpet. Your product worked beautifully, taking away the polka dots. Thank you for the dye sticks and your help when I PHONED YOU. Keep up the good work ! I appreciate your support. Thank you, Kathleen
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Posted by: kchyer On: 05-31-2011 08:32 AM
************I use the Carpet Dye Sticks often and they always work great. I can match about any color and have even dyed red stains white pretty well. I charge $135 to dye multiple spots in an apartment and they love me to do it because it costs so much less than replacing the carpet. I never let them watch me (I don't want them to see how easy they are to use). It's a real money maker for me. It takes me less than a minute to dye a normal sized bleach spot and a little longer if it is some other color. I've become quite good and it. It's exactly like coloring with crayons. It holds up great also. If you can't tell, I love them. Probably because it's such easy money. My clients are always pleased and I've received many referals as a direct result of using the Carpet Dye Sticks.
Re: Carpet Dye Sticks...
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Introducing our new Bleach Neutralizer, great for any bleach stain http://www.carpetdyesticks.com
Bleach Neutralizer
 Bleach NeutralizerMade it easy with Bleach Neutralizer. Neutralizes bleach and chlorine, making it possible to redye bleached-out carpet. Keep out of reach of children. | Your Price: $7.99 |
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Removing Pet Odors with Baking Soda
Cleaning and removing pet odors are not as difficult as you may think. Shout stain remover is also a good product for spot cleaning carpet. But you can make your own cleaner from baking soda.
Dirt and grease is composed of fatty acids that can be neutralized by using baking soda. Once neutralized, the fatty acids dissolve in water and can be wiped away. Baking soda can also neutralize unpleasant airborne odors.
You keep it in the fridge to take away odors. You also use it if you are baking bread. But did you know that it has many more uses around the house?
Other products often rely on added fragrances to mask odors, but with this natural product the smell is gone because it has been absorbed.
It is also able to prevent the growth of mold, fungus and mildew.It is also mildly abrasive, which is why it is known for its gentle and effective cleaning ability, and dissolves without scratching or damaging surfaces.
Many More Uses of Baking Soda
Laundry
Adding a half cup to laundry detergent will give you whiter whites and and brighter colors It actually softens the water so you use less detergent.
You can wash new baby clothes, and get out all of the chemicals without using harsh detergents. Wash mildew out of shower curtains.
Clean Battery Terminals
Eliminate corrosive buildup on car battery terminals by scrubbing them with an old toothbrush and a mixture of 3 tablespoons and a little warm water. Use as a De-Icer
Salt can stain, try arm and hammer instead.Wash air-conditioner filters in 1 tablespoon and 1 liter of water. Keep humidifier odor-free by adding 2 tablespoons to the water each time you change it.
Monday, March 7, 2011
Liquid carpet dye or Carpet Dye Sticks for bleach stains?
Which carpet dye is better for covering a carpet stain / bleach stains?
Liquid carpet dye or Carpet Dye Sticks for bleach stains?
Liquid carpet dyes cannot cover a carpet stain (Bleach Stains) but can only add to or mix with the color of the carpet stain. e.g. If you add red carpet dye to yellow bleach stains you will get an orange carpet stain because red and yellow make orange, likewise with blue and red you get a purple carpet stain. The colors are mixing with not covering up the (Bleach Stains) carpet stain, this is carpet dye 101. Carpet Dye sticks are both a carpet dye and a "carpet stain pigment" Used to recolor a carpet stain or for removing bleach stains. A pigment (Carpet Dye Sticks) can cover a carpet stain or bleach stains something like paint can paint a wall. Liquid dyes can only work on bleach stains and that is if you have an air brush to apply and feather them to the bleach stains precisely to the amount of each area of the bleach stains. Liquid carpet dye has a dwell time. Dwell time is the time in which carpet dye changes color as it sets. Dwell time for most carpet dye is about 30 minutes. Carpet dye sticks can dye carpet stain and bleach stains with no dwell time, that is to say that as you apply them to bleach stains or to a carpet stain the color you see is the color you get. (No Waiting). Think about how much trouble it would be to wait 30 minutes every time you add a little more carpet dye as you are dyeing bleach stains or a red carpet stain.
Carpet dye sticks are so simple to use that anyone can easily and effectively dye bleach stains or even a cool-aid carpet stain in minutes. Liquid dyes cannot dye a cool-aid carpet stain because they only work if the carpet stain is lighter than the original carpet color. This is no problem with "Carpet Dye Sticks for Bleach Stains" Liquid carpet dye can only be used on one type of nylon carpet fiber (There are many different fiber types) Carpet Dye Sticks can be used on every fiber type and on any color of a carpet stain or on yellow bleach stains. This is because carpet dye sticks are a specially formulated hybrid between carpet dye and "Pigment carpet stain", making them a bit more like paint. Carpet Dye Sticks unique formula makes them perfect for any carpet stain and for all types of bleach stains. White Carpet Dye Sticks: Liquid carpet dye does not come in white; only Carpet Dye Sticks for bleach stains offer a white dye, because we use a pigment carpet stain for covering bleach stains on carpet. Our White carpet dye sticks are for lightening and shading a carpet stain as well as a spot remover for white carpets. This makes removing bleach stains simple and safe.
Carpet Dye Sticks are simple and safe.
Applying liquid dye to bleach stains or to a carpet stain can be a difficult thing. Bleach stains like any carpet stain from a spill come in all shapes, sizes and shades of color. As with bleach stains any carpet stain from a spill can be 10 different shades and colors as the spill splashed on the carpet. I really don't know how a home owner who has no equipment nor training with an air brush could expect to apply the right amount of liquid dye to the various parts and shades of a carpet stain or to bleach stains.
Carpet dye sticks on the other hand comes in a convenient marker like application and can be applied directly to the carpet stain or to bleach stains. It’s easy to shade just the right areas of the bleach stains as needed to recolor and match the carpet stain to its original color. Any carpet stain like bleach stains can be dyed with perfect color match with Carpet Dye Stick while liquid carpet dyes can only be used on one type of fiber and only on one type of carpet stain and that's if you have the expertise to apply it only where it is needed. Carpet dye sticks win by a mile when it comes to ease of use and effectiveness in results, for re-coloring any carpet stain as well as bleach stains on carpets watch our free "Remove bleach stains" video.