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Roy and Gary Gold were interviewed by WSVN about Stain Rx as the best Stain Remover – Roy explains the power of Stain Rx and how it breaks down stains. Stain Rx works on blackberries, blueberries, strawberries and even red wine.

Local 10 Problem Solvers tested Stain Rx on a variety of clothing stains and demonstrated that Stain Rx honors it’s claims of getting the stains out! – Stain Rx is one of the best stain remover products on the market.

The NBC Station in San Antonia, Texas reviewed the Stain Rx product to find it really did work on stains. The segment was a “Producers Pick” about removing stains. They performed live tests on stain removal for strawberries and jam.

Question – How to Remove a Red Wine Stain on Wood

Red wine might be a perfect complement to your dinner party, but the drink can easily stain your wood floors and furniture. Luckily, most floors and furniture are finished and sealed so that they repel stains. However, you may not be able to remove the stains fast enough, and the alcohol in the wine may dissolve the finish and soak into the wood where it can be tricky to remove. Use cleaning solutions and processes that won’t damage the wood.

Answer – To remove the Red Wine Stains:

I would put a little Stain Rx on a moist towel or sponge and wipe the red wine stain.  It will be gone in a second.  Then rinse off all the soapy water and dry.  Too easy.

http://www.ehow.com/info_8795904_removal-red-wine-stain-wood.html

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The Gold Bros.- The Stain Doctors
www.StainRx.com


Question from carbon-footprint-defined.com about: red-wine-stain-removal-from-clothing-and-rugs

Red wine stain removal can be a tough situation to deal with, but there are some everyday non-toxic stain removers most of us have around the house that may be helpful.

The trick is to get the wine stain blotted as soon as possible, and remember that depending on the fabric, this can affect the outcome as well.

Answer:

Stain Rx (a.k.a. Erado-Sol), was the “ready to use” winner of the study done by University of California – Davis titled Red Wine Stain Removal. Just touch it to a red wine stain and it is gone in a second. You won’t believe what else it removes.

http://www.carbon-footprint-defined.com/red-wine-stain-removal-from-clothing-and-rugs.html

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The Gold Bros.- The Stain Doctors
www.StainRx.com


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The Gold Bros.- The Stain Doctors
www.StainRx.com


The University of California – Davis did a study on Red Wine Stain Removal.

Results:  Stain Rx (a.k.a. Erado-Sol was the best ready to use stain remover on red wine stains.  Not Wine Away, Wine Out, salt, white wine, Spray ‘n Wash…  Just Stain Rx.

More about the study…
http://www.modern-wine-cellar.com/red-wine-stain.html

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The Gold Bros.- The Stain Doctors
www.StainRx.com


Peroxide is tough on fabrics.

Stain Rx (a.k.a. Erado-Sol) was in the same UC – Davis Red Wine Stain Removal study and was judged the BEST ready to use product available.

It also removes:

  • blood
  • urine
  • berries
  • pomegranate
  • vanilla extract
  • balsamic vinegar
  • and so much more!

Stain Rx contains NO harsh peroxide (Oxy type cleaners do), bleach or phosphates and is biodegradable.

http://smartklean.wordpress.com/2011/05/01/the-best-wine-stain-remover/

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The Gold Bros.- The Stain Doctors
www.StainRx.com


I have been removing red wine (even real old stains) and so many other stains from my carpeting for years using Stain Rx (also known as Erado-Sol). It is amazing.

  1. Go to the StainRx site – www.StainRx.com
  2. Click on Helpful Hints – (great information for removing stains)
  3. Then Click on the link for “Carpeting and Upholstery”
  4. Follow their directions

The best part is you use a drop to remove little stains and a tiny bit more for large stains!!

www.StainRx.com and University of California – Davis Study on Red Wine Stain Removal.

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20110219141718AAGotYp

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The Gold Bros.- The Stain Doctors
www.StainRx.com


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