Water Claw Spotter

If these stains are from a prior occupant most likely the kitchen sink & all has probably been sprayed and rubbed on it. The rule of thumb on spots & stains that originate from a body (human or animal) should be treated with an alkaline solution usually ammoniated. These products are called protein solutions or maybe blood out etc. But don't confuse color damage with spots. If the original color is gone you need a dye kit.

MR. STEAMER wrote: Hey ted... what kind  of spots can the claw remove?????  is it good on ink??? or pick popsicle or coolaid??? is there any thing for filtration lines??

A good thing for filtration is a knife.  Restretch the carpet usually about an inch is enough. Scrubbing along the walls is a pain and usuallu the carpet is kind of fragile there.  I have tried many cleaners some work some are a complete waste of time.  If you time is worth nothing work at the lines.

MR. STEAMER wrote: Hey ted... what kind  of spots can the claw remove?????  is it good on ink??? or pick popsicle or coolaid??? is there any thing for filtration lines??

We sell a product from Esteam especially for filtration lines. It's called Olefin Prespray. We also sell a product called Yukon Gold. Basically filtration marks are caused by trapped oil hydrocarbons. The product needed is usually high is solvency. But mechanical action is usually needed. It's a lot of work and should be an extra charge.

The claw is good for litfing anything that has penetrated deep. Although Ink and Kook Aid usually require dye and mild bleaches.

P.S.
Steamer, Have you tried soap & water?