- Do I need to dilute this concentrate?
- Yes. It is a concentrate meant to be mixed with water before use. Follow the dilution on the label; stronger is not always better on wool or delicate upholstery.
- What surfaces is it for?
- Carpet and textile surfaces such as rugs and upholstery. Test on a hidden area first, since dyes and natural fibers can react differently.
- How does it compare with a ready-to-use spot spray?
- A spray is quicker for one-off spots. This concentrate makes far more solution per container and is better for repeated or commercial cleaning, but you supply your own sprayer or bucket.
- Is it safe around pets and children?
- Let treated areas dry and follow the label's ventilation and rinsing directions. Keep the concentrate out of reach, and rinse food-contact or pet bedding areas thoroughly.
- How should I store 5 gallons of it?
- Keep it sealed in a cool, dry place away from freezing and direct sun. Decant into labeled spray bottles for daily use rather than hauling the full container.
- Where is the Simpleaf Brands Clean Carpet Spot Stain Remover Concentrate 5 Gallon cheapest?
- At Quill, for $185.99, as of our latest check.