Kool-aid is not cool

the better question is how much are you charging to take out 30 kool-aid stains?

I do the same. I also offer an hourly rate if there is an overwhelming number of stains.

I've never not been able to get a Kool-aid stain out with Red relief from Master Blend. I use it with a wall paper steam Iron. If the client has these stains I charge them between $25.00 - $50.00 per stain. I let the client know that I won't charge them if it doesn't come out.

If they want me to do it I bring the wall paper Iron in first and get it going. It takes a while to heat up. I can clean in another area and do the transfer at the same time. Be careful till you get used to the process.

I refer to this process as being separate from cleaning and have had clients and insurance companies have me come out to do a few heat transfers. It is really easy and a good money maker. Best of luck.

I always get red stains out.  I use amonia.  I wet the spot with it, wet a white terry with it, set an iron on the towel and walk away before it makes you dizzy. On second thought I guess I should retry red relief so its safer. 

You can smell ammonia in the Red Out type chemicals.  If you have a carpet to experiment on, I would try it.  Just a square piece of carpeting with a red stain you put on it, leave it for two or three months and see how that works.  Just a suggestion.

Wow- this site has a lot of information.  I look forward to reading more and more and becoming a better expert at my field.  We are a shop-at-home carpet retailer in Oakland County Michigan and do not clean carpets however, I do spend a lot of time learning about how to clean and maintain carpeting so that we can share that important carpet care information with all of our customers who buy new carpet from us in Metro Detroit.

He might very have some leads on who can best serve your customers with a top of the line service offering.  Being that you are a retailer and not a cleaner Gus.