Comments on: Hiding the evidence: getting bloodstains out of fabric

By: Courtney

Courtney — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 00:02:20 +0000

Folex is WONDERFUL!
I've found that Home Depot has it cheaper then say Safeway.
I recently adopted a puppy and he has had a few accidents. Luckily when I used Folex on the area right away there was no stain after drying *plus* my puppy can't smell where he went so he hasn't gone again. I use it on my carpet, mattress, and even the cushion on my wheelchair (I spray and blot before bed so that it's dry in the morning. Freshens it up with out having to wash the whole thing).
It is definitely one of the cleaners I always have in my cleaner cabinet.

By: Elizabeth

Elizabeth — Sat, 31 Mar 2007 06:30:53 +0000

Folex is great, but most people have Windex (The glass cleaner) in their home.

My Grandmother (88, she’s been around long enough to know!) taught me that it’s a WONDERFUL stain remover.

Just spray on the stain and let it sit. Then throw in the washer and viola!

Also, for oil based paint, hairspray that contains a LOT of alcohol (read “Aquanet”) will take out a good portion of it.

By: stacie

stacie — Tue, 27 Mar 2007 20:26:28 +0000

Folex is the best product ever! It might take multiple treatments, but it will remove the stain. I’ve used it on a nosebled-upon-pillowcase that had been washed and dried many times prior to treatment, and you can’t see the stain at all now. I also used it on a white t-shirt. Brilliant stuff, I swear by it. You can get it at most stores.