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Quick Overview
- 12 Quarts per Case
- pH: 3.2 - 4.0
- Scent: Sulfurous
- Removes Coffee, Tea, Wine & Chocolate Stains
Product Details
Core's Tann-X coffee and tannin stain remover effectively attacks both coffee and other natural tannins found in tea, cola, wine and urine. It modifies and reduces the stain color intensity and is great for use on clothing, carpeting, or any type of area that may stain, including countertops. Works great on browning too! We do have another food & beverage stain remover, but it is geared more towards protein based stains. Please take a look at our complete line of carpet & laundry based spot removers, for other stain removal options.
If you really like the Core line of Unbelievable! spotters, than you'll love the Core difficult stain carpet spotting kit, which includes several different stain removers. Our carpet stain removal procedure outlines the best procedure to remove difficult stains with these different chemicals. You can then follow our instructions for stain removal to properly remove the stain.
If you really like the Core line of Unbelievable! spotters, than you'll love the Core difficult stain carpet spotting kit, which includes several different stain removers. Our carpet stain removal procedure outlines the best procedure to remove difficult stains with these different chemicals. You can then follow our instructions for stain removal to properly remove the stain.
Effectively Removes
- Browning
- Chocolate
- Coffee
- Cola
- Hair dye
- Tea
- Water stains
- Wine
Specifications
| Brand | Core |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Sku | TX-500 |
| Containers Per Case | 12 Bottles |
| Bottle Size | 1 Quart |
| Scent | Sulfurous |
| Specific Gravity | 1 |
| pH | 3.2 - 4.0 |
| Solubility in Water | Complete |
| Color | Clear Liquid |
| Quantity Per Carton | 12 |
| Internal Search Number | 101382 |
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