AlbaChem PSR II Powdered Dry Cleaning Fluid Spray Spot Remover 12.5 Oz

Excellent!!! i had several stains in a off white chenille couch and it got most of the stains out and by the way they were there for months! it cleaned up my arm rests from oily hand prints! took a coffee stain out of a blouse. Removed a stain on a carpet! Buy it!!!

I reached out to manufacturer for difference between formula 1062 and 1060. Barry said 1060 used in regulated voc state like nj, 1062 is a slightly different formulation because and it can be sold in non-voc Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) states. I have a S coded fabric ivory sofa made of polyester polyamide and viscose. It has browning oxidation in areas my household has sat. Cant use water based products. I tried this and it did lighten the cellulose browning. Didn’t completely take it away. Diffused and lightened it. Applied the spray to affected areas, let the fan dry it quickly. Then Vacuumed using hose- meticulously in vertical and horizontal strokes , which made the biggest difference. Although I took precaution to ventilated well with open doors and windows, a white cast pervaded and settled on the hardwood floors

Due to two reasons why I would not recommend or keep using this product. #1 we tried it as instructed on a shirt with a stain. The stain is still on the shirt. Tried it second time and still has a stain. #2 it has a very bad odor, chemical level that it affected my breathing, warning if your asthmatic.

It worked to remove oil stain from my tshirts with minimal effort.

Great product for removing oil!

100% works gets even old grease stains out of shirts

I’ve used this several times now, mainly on fresh oil and food stains, and it has worked very well so far. With kids and everyday use, stains happen often, especially from cooking oils and food. This has been able to remove those stains before they set, and I’ve already saved several shirts that likely would have been relegated to yard work or thrown out. Application is simple: spray it on the stain, let it dry, and then brush away the white powder residue. It doesn’t take much product to treat a spot. If you want to speed things up, a light burst of air (for example from compressed air) helps clear the residue more quickly, though brushing works fine on its own. I haven’t tried it yet on older, set-in stains, so I can’t speak to long-term or deep stain removal, but for fresh stains it has been consistently effective. Overall: a reliable option for treating fresh oil and food stains and worth keeping on hand for regular use.

This stuff works great got set in stains out. Had to treat one twice but otherwise saved multiple shirts