Product Overview
NZYME Carpet Shampoo 5 Litre Concentrate
NZYME Carpet Shampoo will break down and Remove Blood, Urine, Wine, Milk and other stains. Works to eliminate all organic matter deep in the pile eliminating odours in the carpet by getting to the source. Contains no soap that that would lock in dirt deep in the fibres. Can be used for Pet stain & odours.
- pH Neutral Formula
- Septic safe
- Contains no Palm Oil, Non Toxic, No Ammonia and No Chlorine.
Directions for Use - Product comes ready to use in 1L and 5L packs
- For Surface scuff marks on the carpet wet the cloth with the enzyme and then rub down the carpet.
- For carpet spills spray the stain, then rub the stain with a cloth.
- Always use a new cloth when cleaning a carpet stain as dirt from the cloth will make the spot or stain worse.
- For better and quicker results use a micro fibre cloth as this tends to pick up the in-organic matter better than a standard cloth.
- Can also be used in carpet shampoo machines and carpet steamers. Just mix at a ratio of 10:1 into the carpet shampoo chamber.
- For best results before using any machinery, it is best to wet down the carpet stains first and then go over it with the carpet shampoo machine
Important Information: Before using product on carpet always test for colour fastness in an inconspicuous area of the room, as some dyes used are organic. Can also be used to remove stains from all fabrics, like curtains, sofas etc. Do not mix the Carpet Spotter spray with any bleach or oxidisers as this will de-activate the enzymes.
The enzymes are designed to remove all organic stains off the carpet. It is important to take note if the stain is organic or inorganic. Types of inorganic stains are tar, mud, soil, grease etc.
When treating a stain that has already been treated with a chemical based product, one might have to use the carpet spotter more than once as the nature of the stain has changed. What we mean by this is that if for example it was a food stain that was treated with a caustic product, the enzyme has to work its way through the chemical that is part of the stain now.
