By putting the Blue Magic onto a wipe it is always ready to use, just remove 1 wipe and clean the surface required, then dispose of the dirty used wipe. Most of the advertised oxygen stain removers contained this peroxide and it even brightens the color. For treating stains where it’s harder to rinse, like carpet, upholstery or a mattress you will want less suds so it’s best to use a higher ratio of peroxide (3 or 4 parts peroxide to 1 part Dawn).

this blue magic is brilliant for cleaning almost anything. & leaves surfaces shining would highly recommend & and a great price I love this solution! It works for me every time Wal-Mart sells an 8 oz. bottle of Peroxide in a brown spray bottle. I make up the solution and keep it in this bottle. I have 1 for the laundry area and another in the kitchen.you should do a spot test before trying any treatment.Also, if the sweater is unwearable with the stain, I always figure what do I have to lose if I try it and it doesn’t work.

This stuff is amazing I found the recipe about 2years ago or so ,now if there is ANYstain of any kind I grab my container with this awesome stain remover from under the sink( witch is always made up) now even my boys know about it and use it in there homes.. O, my love is like a red, red rose, that is newly sprung in june. o, my love is like the melody, that is sweetly played in tune.------- robert burns, 1780 it will last longer if you keep it in a dark bottle (like peroxide comes in. I try to keep our bottle in a cabinet or closet since my bottle is not that dark. And I only mix about 1/2 a bottle at a time, and I give it a little shake before using. So basically, you are best to just mix a small batch at a time. I have tried many methods of removing stains from clothing over the years. This homemade stain remover aka “ miracle cleaner”really does the job, it is inexpensive and easy to make. Household Hydrogen Peroxide is 3% can be a very effective cleaning agents without a bleaching effect. While higher concentrations of hydrogen peroxide at 6% or more are strong enough to cause bleaching.

Next, a comment…if you don’t have, or can’t find a brown spray bottle to store the peroxide mixture, wrap the spray with aluminum foil. It will keep your mixture for some time, but as always, test a hidden area to be cleaned first. Cleans everything - watch a video for all the things it cleans - to believe how simple & easy & effortless it is. I like it takes ‘stains’ out of clothes - plus dirt just ‘dissolves away’ on floors, leather, carpets etc.... Have bought used baby clothes from yard sales and used this on it and was able to regift them later along with bottle and recipe of solution to new mothers.

What we have found with Blue Magic is that it is far better to start with the smallest dilution of 10ml to see if this will clean the surface you are working on. If not, then you can increase the dilution in 10ml amounts up to 60ml. They do not call it Blue Magic for nothing, a magical cleaner The story tells a tale of a favorite dress and a glass of red wine. After thinking the dress was completely ruined, afriend let herin on a little stain removal secret that she hassworn by ever since…………….It is ideal surface cleaner for e.g. paintwork, tiles, floors, walls, work surfaces, filing cabinets and is first class for removing nicotine from all surfaces. Hi Cheryl, I’m desperate to get out dried latex wall paint out of my favorite dragonfly tshirt. It’s a cotton shirt. Can this solution possibly work on latex paint? It’s not a really dense streak of paint though…. it looks like a subtle brush of paint from when I got too close to a wall with wet paint…. but the area is about the size of a baseball. Any helpful hints? For treating stains where it’s harder to rinse, like carpet, upholstery, or a mattress you will want fewer suds so it’s best to use a higher ratio of peroxide(3 or 4 parts peroxide to 1 part Dawn).