Do Not Delay! Attending to an accident soon
after it occurs ensures the chances for full
removal. Leaving it for an extended period of
time may cause it to set and become permanent.
1.
Blot up liquids with an absorbent cloth or paper
towels. White materials are recommended because
certain dyes may bleed and make the stain worse.
2.
Gently scrape up any semi-solids with a spoon or
spatula. Do not use a knife or other utensil with
sharp edges because it could damage the carpet
or upholstery.
3.
If the area has dried, remove the remaining semi-
solids and residue with a sweeper or vacuum.
4.
Be sure to test any spot removal formulas in an
inconspicuous area first. This is important as some
dyes and materials could be damaged or discolored
by cleaning solvents. If such a change should occur,
try a different solution or call a professional.
5.
If cleaning on Berber carpeting, gently run your
machine over a hidden area. If no fuzzing occurs,
continue cleaning in soiled area.
6.
Using the BISSELL Tough Stain PreCleaner, spray
evenly over soiled area. Do not overwet. Wait 3-5
minutes. Gently work the solution by blotting area
with a clean, damp, color safe cloth.
7.
Clean using either the Floor Cleaning, or Tools/
Pretreat Setting on the Ready Tools Dial.
Your ProHeat model may have come with a
Bare Floor attachment and Hard Floor Solutions
Formula. If not, these products are available for
purchase by contacting the BISSELL Consumer
Services department by phone or on the website.
The Bare Floor tool provides effective cleaning
for linoleum, vinyl, and tile floors.
Caution: Do not use on hardwood floors.
1.
Vacuum or Sweep thoroughly to pick up any loose
debris and pet hair.
2.
Move any furniture, if needed.
3.
Empty any carpet cleaning formula back into the
BISSELL bottle if stored in the Formula Tank. Fill
Formula Tank with BISSELL Hard Floor Solutions,
available at many retailers, or contact BISSELL
Consumer Services.
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