American Home K2R 33001 Spot Remover, 10-Ounce

I think it is Swiss, and it works like a Swiss army knife. Gotta learn to let it dry, and you can get almost any stain out. Good for travel.

This is my go-to product for spot cleaning on fabrics. It seems to be the most effective thing on the market that I have used to remove stubborn stains on clothing, our couch fabric or the cloth upholstery in our car.I cannot find it in brick and mortar hardware or household supply stores so I order it here. One can lasts a long time.

I was gonna recover my dining room chairs and this cleaned spots I could never get out. I didn’t have to recover my furniture. I used it to clean my pub table chairs and numerous other things. I couldn’t believe how many things it cleaned. I saw this on a tv show where they cleaned spray tan off of a white sectional. It seemed impossible so we bought it and tried it. I believe it now. If you have upholstery on furniture, purses or even shoes give it a try. Follow the directions. It’s simple.

We bought expensive bar stools from a designer furniture store and was shocked at how the material attracted dirt that couldn't just wipe off with a damp cloth. They sent a tech and he used this stuff and it worked like a charm. He gave us a couple of cans and after using it up, we ordered a can from Amazon. You absolutely need to do a test spot in a place that isn't visible just to see if it will work on the stained material. This is a harsh chemical that dries quickly into a powdery film but the fumes are pretty noxious so ventilation is recommended. I used it on our sofa cushions and it took out the stains like a pro. Use a dedicated clean scrub brush and not the bristled lid for best results. They make a 10 oz can that you can find at specialty hardware stores for a little less than the 5 oz can sold here if you want to save some money and you are lucky to be close enough which would bring the value for the money MUCH higher than 3 stars.

This works really well for a hard to remove stain on your carpet. Once I tracked in some oil and I used this and it removed the stain. I have some on hand for real stubborn stains. I don't really use it for everyday easy to remove stains.

There is nothing better than K2r, and I mean, nothing, for removing grease and oil stains from virtually any kind of fabric. Doesn't work as well for some kinds of "colorful" stains unless they are greasy. Very high VOC though; it has a potent drier, should be used in an open area and do NOT breath the fumes as it dries. I find it works better if you let it dry completely to a powder, brush of the excess and then wash it with a regular load of laundry. I've used this product for fifty years, since it was Texize K2r in the 1960s. Whomever makes it now has retained the very same excellent formula and it has never failed me..

K2R kind of works, I bought it to clean my fabric shoes that got ruined in my wedding with the rain, it sort of removed the stains. I also tried it on a few spots on an old couch--it did clean the food stains, but the mysterious, unknown stains are still there. Also, it's very dusty and smelly, very hard to get off of the fabric after you spray it on.

Very hard to find this product in stores anymore. Have used for years and it works great. Glad I was able to find Amazon