Dr. Beckmann Carpet Stain Remover Questions & Answers

Probably but who's to say... I guess it depends how lon gthe stain's been there but also more so the material type and construction of the carpet... so no one will be able to give you a definitive answer.

I was shocked at how well this product worked... OK, I'm not a "clean freak" or know anything about cleaning products but I've used carpet cleaner products in a bottle before and this by far worked the best out of all I've tried in the past... and it's easier too

No it's not made for coffee stains. It's made for removing animal odour and staining. If you have a coffee stain - google a remedy that includes white vinegar, bicard etc. There's some good one's on the net. Once you removed most of the coffee stain; make a paste of bicarb and water and let dry fully and once dry, vacuum; then repeat this step again if necessary. The bicard will draw up the residue of the coffee out of the carpet as the bicarb dries. It's important to never use hot water or a rubbing action on a carpet stain, otherwise it will set the stain in the fibre. Hope this helps!

I really dont know, it depends on the fibre of the carpet. One thing I do know, if Dr Beckmann Carpet Stain Remover cant remove it, nothing else will. Its worth a try and much cheaper than professional cleaning.

Thank you, I will try it.

You should be able to find it at Woolworths - that's where I bought it from.

Woolworths - for around $8.00.

The packing doesn’t specify it just says safe for carpet and soft furnishings. Best to try a test spot somewhere that won’t show (like under the lounge). It will remove the stain and any odour but best to check as I can’t say how it might effect the carpet, as it costs only around $10 you won’t be wasting a fortune and could keep it for car mats etc. I hope this helps

Just used it on dog po stain on a light beige mixed carpet and it has left green marks.

I can’t say for 100% sure but it has worked for me on red wine, spaghetti sauce and a lot of other stains too. It is priced under $10 at Coles so is well worth a try and you won’t waste too much money if it doesn’t because it will still be handy for other stains

I can' be sure either. It very much depends on how bad the stain is, and if the carpet fibres have been damaged. It has worked for me on lots of stains, but it doesn't work well on old dark stains.

No there are no refills

I don't know. I live in a country region, and have only seen it on the shelf at Coles. I have not seen any refills.