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How To Remove Wine from Tile and Stone

What you'll need: Bowl of water White cloth or paper towels Isopropyl Alcohol 70%, or odorless mineral spirits, or Goof Off pH neutral cleaner Scouring pad (Scotch-Brite™ pad= red only) or medium bristle brush(Brillo pads are not recommended, some can be too abrasive)

How To Remove Wine from Hardwoods

What you'll need: Bowl of water White cloth or paper towels Isopropyl Alcohol 70%, or odorless mineral spirits, or Goof Off pH neutral cleaner Scouring pad (Scotch-Brite™ pad= red only) or medium bristle brush(Brillo pads are not recommended, some can be too abrasive)

How To Remove Wine from Laminates

What you'll need: Bowl of water White cloth or paper towels Isopropyl Alcohol 70%, or odorless mineral spirits, or Goof Off pH neutral cleaner Scouring pad (Scotch-Brite™ pad= red only) or medium bristle brush(Brillo pads are not recommended, some can be too abrasive)

How To Remove Wine from Resilient

What you'll need: Bowl of water White cloth or paper towels Isopropyl Alcohol 70%, or odorless mineral spirits, or Goof Off pH neutral cleaner Scouring pad (Scotch-Brite™ pad= red only) or medium bristle brush(Brillo pads are not recommended, some can be too abrasive)

How To Remove Wine Cooler from Carpets

What You’ll Need: 1/4 teaspoon clear/transparent dish-washing detergent. Such as Dawn, Joy, or clear Ivory. 1/2 cup hydrogen peroxide (3% solution available in drug stores) 1 teaspoon undiluted, unscented clear, non-sudsy, household ammonia White vinegar Clean dry white cloths White paper towels Plastic wrap 2 small bowls for mixing

How To Remove Wine Cooler from Tile and Stone

What You’ll Need: 1/4 teaspoon clear/transparent dish-washing detergent. Such as Dawn, Joy, or clear Ivory. 1/2 cup hydrogen peroxide (3% solution available in drug stores) 1 teaspoon undiluted, unscented clear, non-sudsy, household ammonia White vinegar Clean dry white cloths White paper towels Plastic wrap 2 small bowls for mixing

How To Remove Wine Cooler from Hardwoods

What You’ll Need: 1/4 teaspoon clear/transparent dish-washing detergent. Such as Dawn, Joy, or clear Ivory. 1/2 cup hydrogen peroxide (3% solution available in drug stores) 1 teaspoon undiluted, unscented clear, non-sudsy, household ammonia White vinegar Clean dry white cloths White paper towels Plastic wrap 2 small bowls for mixing

How To Remove Wine Cooler from Laminates

What You’ll Need: 1/4 teaspoon clear/transparent dish-washing detergent. Such as Dawn, Joy, or clear Ivory. 1/2 cup hydrogen peroxide (3% solution available in drug stores) 1 teaspoon undiluted, unscented clear, non-sudsy, household ammonia White vinegar Clean dry white cloths White paper towels Plastic wrap 2 small bowls for mixing

How To Remove Wine Cooler from Resilient

What You’ll Need: 1/4 teaspoon clear/transparent dish-washing detergent. Such as Dawn, Joy, or clear Ivory. 1/2 cup hydrogen peroxide (3% solution available in drug stores) 1 teaspoon undiluted, unscented clear, non-sudsy, household ammonia White vinegar Clean dry white cloths White paper towels Plastic wrap 2 small bowls for mixing

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Shaw Floors Cleaners

After one use, you'll love Shaw Floors' Cleaners. They are offered in two formulas to meet your specific needs. Shaw Floors Carpet Cleaner is available as a spot cleaner for wall to wall carpet and for area rugs. In addition, we also sell Shaw Floors Hard Surface Cleaner which include hardwood, laminate, ceramic tile, and our resilient flooring.

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