Price: $80.00
(as of Dec 06, 2024 03:05:07 UTC - Details)

Thank you for considering the most accurate method in the restoration of bleach stains. Before proceeding with purchasing, please submit a photo. Some bleach stains may require additional information. You may also text us at anytime for assistance.. Designed specifically for bleach spots and discolorations on typical apartment beige carpeting. Newly patended carpet spot dye kit. Highly accurate designed specifically for the non-professional. Easy to use carpet spot dye roller applicator. This patented carpet Spot Dye system does not require the use of spray bottles or a wet vac. The intended use is for bleach spots and discolorations smaller than pea size . This particular spot dye roller ball applicator will restore color on medium colored beige carpeting. Contains bleach neutralizer gel, white microfiber cloth, reactant color dye, instructions, and access to help line.
Bleach spilled on your carpet? Need to know how to restore the color. We have a simple patented process. The most accurate method available. This color repair works on pea sized orange discolorations. Our Carpet Dye Kits will restore color missing from discolorations that are orange in appearance caused by pet stains, acne medications, chlorine spills, stain removers, or chemical marks and spots.
Unmatched Patented System: We developed a perfect system in restoring the lost ratio of missing colors from carpet discoloration. Then we simplified it into an easy, step-by-step process. The result? Perfect color restoration. Anyone can use our system. You'll be doing what the pros think they can't do. If you are looking for Bleach Stain Carpet Repair, or how to fix bleach stains and spots, we can definitely help. Bleachstain comprises a powerful and yet simple method
Science-Backed Method: Featuring a synergetic approach using a carpet bleach neutralizer and Carpet Mill Dyes. Each one of these products is powerful enough on its own, together, they create a permanent repair that looks and feels the same as the original carpet and will not come out with cleaning.
How Do I Know I’m Getting The Correct Color? When using a carpet dye, unlike many other carpet color repair systems, bleachstain is specifically designed to replace only the missing primary colors with carpet mill dye matching the original carpet color. With beige or any shade of carpet color, including off-white, the same primary colors are missing in varying amounts. Attempting to dye a bleach stain with the same color as the carpet will not be accurate as it will blend in with the remaining
Quality Made In The USA: We use premium carpet mill dye quality for optimal absorbability and effectiveness. These dyes will strike the bleached area instantly when applying the dye. We proudly manufacture each kit with strict standards in converting carpet mill dye into a stable gel form. Contact us for assistance in removing improper dye applications or impossible stains. We have the products for these.
Thank you for considering the most accurate method in the restoration of bleach stains. Before proceeding with purchasing, please submit a photo. Some bleach stains may require additional information. You may also text us at anytime for assistance.
Reviewer: Alan
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: I was amazed how well it worked! (The pictures don’t do it justice)
Review: The pictures in this review were taken under different lighting conditions and the “after” picture is particularly deceiving because it was an overcast day and my shadow is partially covering the carpet. However, I can tell you that this is the same area of carpet in my home office. If you saw it in person you would never know that there was a discoloration there at one point. If the blemish is not 100% gone, it is at least 95% gone. I can’t see it and I know where it was.To be honest I have no idea what caused this discoloration. We had other areas in the house with the same color carpet that we know were bleach stains, but I am not sure that this was caused by bleach or what? It’s right next to my work desk, so it could have been anything. Probably will never know. We read the reviews on this product and noticed a theme — it seemed like the key to success was to take it slowly and read the directions very carefully. When we got the product we did that one better. Here is what we did and I would recommend this approach to be extra cautious.When you receive the product it will come with instructions and also will have a number that you can text for help. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND that you text them first with pictures of the stain and let them advise you on how to do it. My wife texted them back and forth a few times, and then finally she talked with a gentlemen by the name of Jerry. She said he was very nice and helpful. He gave her specific instructions (that did NOT deviate from the included paperwork) that helped solidify the process in her mind.The point is to take it slow. You can always add more product, but you can’t take it off once it is there. The two bottles in the kit look similar so pay attention that you don’t use the wrong bottle. It is NOT difficult to do this, but please don’t do what I would normally do — women out there know that a lot of men hate to ask for directions. Something in our psyche (at least mine anyway) makes us confident that we are smart enough to figure it out. I always joke that “reading directions is the last resort”. Ha Ha…As I said, the directions are not difficult, but just for clarification and to solidify it your mind what the process is remember to do the following things:1. Text the included phone number in the directions and send pictures and ask if they have any specific instructions that are unique to your situation.2. Follow the written and verbal instructions and go slow. Remember you can always add more, but once it is on there, there is no way to take it off.Quite honestly I was amazed how well it works! Our carpet is a light beige color and the chemicals in the kit were both clear (as I recall) so it is not simply a dye. It somehow interacts with the carpet fiber and returns it to the proper color. I am still amazed how well it worked and am very thankful that I am out of the doghouse ! I was on my wife’s “bad list” for staining the carpet, but now I am not.Go slow, ask questions if you are 100% sure, and prepare to be amazed at the results!

Reviewer: Martha S.
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Good stuff & Works! Light Beige Carpet
Review: I was very nervous about dying my carpet. But if you read the directions carefully and follow the instructions exactly, you will have great results. In other words, if I can do it, you can! It's not "magical" but if you follow the directions you should do well. I used the One-Step Carpet Spot Dye and a little of the red and blue to match to the right beige. (I was a bit nervous using red and blue dye on beige carpet!) But that got me to the right beige I needed. But it worked really well. I applied lightly and used the provided cloth to wipe over the spot frequently to blend and match the colors. It worked really well and was very easy after all. After I was done I thought, "that was so easy, and I was so worried for nothing." It was kind of magical to see the carpet color change right before your eyes. A word or two on seller support. I text a picture to the seller and got an immediate response. They let me know that following the instructions would deliver the best results. And to test spot on a remnant or place out of view first. They also said to text them if I ran into any trouble. So very supportive seller.

Reviewer: Pbmayer
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Worked Great!
Review: I don’t usually write reviews but I had to with this. I thought my carpet was ruined after several bleach spots from my sons acne cream. I followed the directions exactly and was a bit worried I would cause further damage but this worked great! The bleach stains are gone and you can’t even tell where they were.

Reviewer: TMW
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Product worked great!
Review: Product worked great on dime to palm sized bleach stains on standard beige apartment carpet. Had to finesse the rollerball on the one step blue, but eventually got it to work. Better outcome than professional I had come out at a charge of $175.