How To Remove Protein-Type Stains
You should Protein Stains in many instances are actually a combination of a wetside protein stain and a dryside oil stain. For example blood is a wetside stain, but blood can also contain fats, and greases from a person’s body. When you spot a blood stain with a regular protein chemical, you remove the wetside part of the stain, but can leave a residual oil stain that must then be spotted on the dryside. You can also run the risk of setting protein stains that contain oil, because you started spotting with a wetside chemical.
PROform™ is The One-Step Protein Remover™. PROform™’s unique formulation includes a wetside solvent that allows you to remove the wetside protein stain as well as the residual oil stain in one fast and easy step.
PROform™ is designed to remove these types of stains and more:
- Blood
- Egg
- Milk
- Ice Cream
- Perspiration
- Body Discharge
- Food
- Gravy
- Chocolate
Use PROform™ in the following manner to successfully remove stains.
- If you have any doubt at all about the colorfastness of the dye, TEST, by adding PROform™ to a hidden area of the garment, and then flush with steam. If the color is not affected, proceed to step
- Place a white cotton towel under the garment to be spotted.
- Apply PROform™ onto the stain and massage the chemical into the stain with a spatula or brush.
- Flush with steam or water.
- If the stain is not completely gone, repeat the procedure starting at Step 1.
- If the stain is old and cannot be removed using PROform™, it may be necessary to use a digester. Digesters are sold through your local distributor.
How to Reverse a Color Change
PROform™ is very safe to most fabrics that are not affected by
water or steam. However, in the rare event that you add PROform™
and you notice the color changing, immediately add TANaway™. This
should reverse the color change.