and this one finally does what it should and promises. While it is very expensive you only use a small amount at a time.

A few things to keep in mind. First if the stain is fresh blot not rub as much up as you can. Then test a small area to make sure this won't discolor or damage the surface where the stain is. If it is good then spray on and follow the directions exactly as stated on the bottle. It may take multiple applications to get a stain up and you always want to blot not rub the stain.

I have used this for multiple pet stains including old stains and yes I have had to do as many as 6 applications on old stains (and up to 3 on new ones) always blotting with clean dry towels (I use cheap shop towels that I can throw in the wash machine later) after each application. It has gotten out every stain I have tried it on so far. Doesn't mean at some point it might not but it hasn't failed me unlike every other cleaner I have tried to this point.