Selden Spot & Stain Remover
Selden Spot and Stain Remover treats localised marks on carpets, upholstery and colourfast washable fabrics, including wool. Its WoolSafe-approved formulation combines targeted stain removal with a convenient ready-to-use format, making it useful for housekeeping teams caring for carpeted rooms and fabric seating. The trigger spray provides a practical way to treat individual spots during regular cleaning rounds.
WoolSafe-Approved Carpet and Upholstery Care
Selden T012 is WoolSafe approved and suitable for colourfast washable fabrics, including wool. Its dedicated formulation targets localised spots and stains on carpets and upholstery, making it a useful part of commercial fabric-care supplies.
Spot Treatment and Extraction Pre-Spray
The ready-to-use cleaner works as an individual spot treatment or as a pre-spray before extraction cleaning. That gives housekeeping teams a practical option for addressing visible marks during cleaning rounds and preparing affected areas for a larger carpet-cleaning job.
Key Features & Benefits
- WoolSafe-approved formulation.
- Removes spots and stains from carpets and upholstery.
- Suitable for colourfast washable fabrics, including wool.
- Ready-to-use liquid in a convenient trigger format.
- Works as a standalone spot treatment.
- Also suitable as a pre-spray before extraction cleaning.
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer / code |
Selden Research / T012 |
| Size / format |
750ml trigger; ready to use |
| Approval |
WoolSafe approved |
| Application |
Carpet and upholstery spot treatment; extraction pre-spray |
| Suitable textiles |
Compatible colourfast washable fabrics, including wool |
| Dilution |
Neat / 100% product |
| Composition |
Aqueous blend of solvent and cleaners |
| Appearance / odour |
Clear colourless liquid / slight solvent |
| pH |
8 in current SDS and information sheet; product-page range 7.5–8.0 |
| Relative density, current SDS |
0.99 |
| Unopened stability |
2 years, manufacturer product page |
Ideal Applications
- Localised marks on colourfast carpets.
- Compatible washable upholstery and wool fabrics.
- Housekeeping rounds in hotels, offices and commercial interiors.
- Pre-treatment of affected areas before extraction cleaning.
Directions for Use
Check the fabric first
Read the fabric’s care instructions. Test an inconspicuous area for colourfastness before application. Use only on compatible colourfast washable carpets, upholstery and fabrics, including suitable wool.
Prepare and apply
Carefully agitate dry spots before applying, taking care not to damage delicate fabrics. Use the product neat. Spray into the affected area and allow time for the solution to penetrate the stain.
Blot or extract
Absorb the treated stain by blotting with clean white paper, or extract with a suitable machine. The product can also be used as a pre-spray before extraction cleaning. Handle delicate fibres gently and follow the textile and equipment instructions.
Handling and storage
Avoid contact with eyes and use good general ventilation. The label warns that preservative ingredients may produce an allergic reaction. Keep the bottle closed when not in use and retain it in its original container, away from oxidising agents, strong acids and strong bases. Keep out of children’s reach and follow the safety data sheet.
FAQs
Is Selden T012 WoolSafe approved?
Yes. Selden confirms WoolSafe approval for its T012 Spot and Stain formulation.
Can it be used on wool?
Yes. The manufacturer lists colourfast washable fabrics, including wool. The fabric-care requirements and colourfastness test remain part of the application method.
Does it clean upholstery as well as carpets?
Yes. T012 is designed for spot and stain removal from suitable carpets and washable upholstery.
Does the product need dilution?
No. It is supplied ready to use, and Selden specifies neat application for spot removal and pre-treatment.
Can it be used before extraction cleaning?
Yes. It works as a pre-spray before extraction cleaning as well as a standalone spot-treatment solution.
How is the treated stain removed?
After allowing the solution to penetrate, blot the stain with clean white paper or remove it with suitable extraction equipment, following the directions above.
