CTI Pro's Choice 2067 Rug Restorer is a professional-grade pet odor neutralizer and deep-cleaning restorer specifically engineered for difficult-to-treat floor coverings, including woven wool and delicate silk area rugs. Designed for submersion treatments, it safely penetrates tightly woven fibers to completely digest and extract severe pet urine contamination and lingering odorous organic soils that traditional enzyme sprays miss.
For optimal results, ensure the rug is completely submerged flat without bunching to guarantee even chemical distribution across all yarns. Always mix Rug Restorer with cold water to prevent heat-setting natural fiber stains or causing bleeding in sensitive dyes. Pre-testing for colorfastness in an inconspicuous area is recommended prior to full bath immersion. Rapid drying with dedicated air movers and dehumidification is crucial for preventing color migration, moisture marks, and mildew growth in wool and silk backings.
Q: Can CTI Rug Restorer be used on delicate wool and silk rugs? A: Yes, CTI Pro's Choice Rug Restorer is specifically formulated to be safe and effective on sensitive natural fibers like wool and silk, which often fail to respond to standard high-pH cleaning chemicals.
Q: How much water should I use to dilute 1 gallon of concentrate? A: Dilute 1 gallon of Rug Restorer into 15 gallons of cold water for heavy urine contamination, or up to 25 gallons of cold water for light to moderate odors.
Q: Is a submersion trough required to use this product? A: Full submersion in a shallow bath or flat trough for 8 to 12 hours provides the best performance, allowing the solution to fully break down urine salts embedded deep in the rug core.
Keep out of reach of children. Use only in well-ventilated areas. Avoid eye and prolonged skin contact; wear appropriate protective safety glasses and gloves during mixing and handling. Do not ingest. In case of contact with eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of water for at least 15 minutes and seek medical attention if irritation persists. Refer to the official Product Safety Data Sheet (Label/MSDS) for complete hazard statements and first-aid instructions.