Furniture Clinic 17oz Red Wine Stain Remover Solution | Stain Removal Treatment for Clothing, Carpet, Upholstery | Effective for New and Old Stains | (500ml/ 17oz)

Wow worked better than I expected removing old red wine stains from cream colored chair seats

My stain was old. It made it a lot fainter. If it had been a fresh stain it would have done better.

I liked that it was east to use and it worked great

I used for wine stain on carpet

3 week old carpet, 11 year old child knocked over a full glass of red wine. The before photo is after going over it with a vax and standard carpet shampoo. The after photo is after using the red wine stain remover, and carpet is still damp. I think you’d really have to look for the stain now! We may give it another go in a few days to see if we can improve further, but I’m happy with a £10 purchase!

Really good at taking stains out but please do a patch test as it might bleach the carpet

I got this for an old wine stain on a rug after reading how good this was (probably written by the manufacturer ). Well, I followed the instructions to the letter, down on my hands and knees . The result ? Not a jot of difference, except a slightly healthier back balance for this company . Don't feed this particular beast . Put your money elsewhere.

Did exactly what it claims to do. Removed a red wine stain from a cream sofa in one use.

I was hoping this would be a lot more effective than it is. I have now used it for a couple of small red wine stains as well as a small curry stain (less than 10p in size) on white fabric, and in all 3 cases it required a huge amount of repetition, I sprayed it on, agitated it & dabbed it off at the very least 12 times for each stain, only noticing a very minor improvement each time, ultimately leaving a faded purple stain for the wine and a yellow stain for the curry. It was an improvement but there was still subtle marks left and I finally resorted to bleaching instead.