CR-3 Advanced Color & Stain Remover – Professional Carpet Stain Remover

Americolor CR-3 Advanced Color and Stain Remover is formulated for removing dye bleeds, transferable dyes, and difficult stains from a variety of fabrics and carpet fibers. It is especially useful for fine wool rugs, furniture stains, Oriental and Navaho rugs, and rug restoration following water damage.

CR-3 can be used on wool, silk, cotton, rayon, polyester, olefin, and nylon to help remove fugitive dyes, food stains, and spilled carpet dye. It is safe for use on fabrics and carpet yarns that are not harmed by hot water.

The powder formula can be diluted for delicate fabrics and colors or used at a higher concentration for dark stains and faster reaction times. When using a higher concentration, be prepared to spot dye the treated area after stain removal.

CR-3 requires a steam iron, moist towel, and either white vinegar or acetic acid for treatment.

Key Features & Benefits

• Removes dye bleeds and transferable dye stains
• Ideal for fine wool and Oriental rugs
• Useful for rug restoration after water damage
• Helps remove furniture and food stains
• Suitable for wool, silk, cotton, rayon, polyester, olefin, and nylon
• Helps remove fugitive dyes and spilled carpet dye
• Can be diluted for delicate fabrics and colors
• Higher concentrations can be used for dark stains
• Average processing time is less than 2 minutes per stain
  

How To Use

1. Mix 1 tablespoon of CR-3 Powder with 4 oz. water and 2 oz. white vinegar, or use 1 teaspoon of acetic acid instead.
2. Prepare a steam iron and moist towel for the treatment process.
3. Apply the prepared solution to the affected stain according to the product instructions.
4. Place the moist towel over the treated area and use the steam iron to process the stain.
5. Monitor the treatment and keep the average processing time under two minutes per stain.
6. For delicate fabrics and colors, use a more diluted solution as appropriate.
7. For dark stains or faster reaction times, a higher concentration may be used.
8. If a higher concentration affects the original color, be prepared to spot dye the treated area after stain removal.
   

Always follow appropriate procedures when treating fine rugs, fabrics, and carpet fibers.