Clothing - Laundry and Pretreat
(Common Stains: Ink, grease, ketchup, lipstick, blood, wine, makeup, and coffee) Blot to remove as much of the stain as possible. Position a terry cloth towel behind the stain to catch all excess stain and solution. Use the sprayer to spray a tight stream of solution directly into the stain. Allow a few seconds for the solution to penetrate. Agitate across the stain using a terry cloth towel or the sprayer nozzle, then quickly and firmly rub out the stain with the terry cloth towel. (Always use a clean terry cloth towel.) If any stain remains, spray the soiled area and wash according to manufacturer's instructions.of the stain remains, spray soiled area and wash per mfg. instructions.
Glass, Granite, Marble, Mirrors, Stainless
Whip It Professional Strength must be diluted if used on glass, granite, marble, mirrored surfaces and stainless steel. (Mix ½ oz of Whip-It Professional strength per quart of water.) Use a terry cloth towel to wipe.
Vinyl / Leather
Common Stains: Dirt & makeup) Spray & Wipe always using a terry cloth towel (vinyl & leather have pores like our skin) heat mixture 30-40 seconds in microwave safe container to a temperature of 100 – 130 degrees, this will expand the pores and help release the stain!
Carpet
(Common Stains: Dirt, ketchup, coffee, wine, urine) Use a terry cloth towel and press firmly to remove excess stain. Spraying a mist across stain. (Never saturate) Using a terry cloth towel or the sprayer nozzle agitate with a quick motion. Continue with terry cloth towel until the stain no longer appears in the towel. Then cover until area is dry. Repeat if needed. Steam cleaning: Vacuum, pre spot soiled areas.
General Cleaning
For general cleaning, opt for a terry cloth towel, renowned for its ability to both agitate and absorb stains effectively. Its unique texture makes it ideal for scrubbing away dirt while its absorbent fibers quickly mop up spills, making it a versatile cleaning tool for various surfaces.
Porous Items
For porous items, apply Whip It and gently use a soft brush to agitate the surface, ensuring the cleaner fully penetrates to effectively reach and treat the stain.
Removing Tough Surface stains
To effectively remove stubborn stains such as surface rust, corrosion, grime, and hard water, utilize a suitable abrasive pad designed for these tough conditions.