Oxidizers & Reducers Spotting Info

Chart of Stains for Reducers & Oxidizers:

REDUCERS - Stains Removed
Dynachem FiberBrite, ReduceAll {with steam}, Reduction {w/steam}
Coffee - Dynachem FiberBrite
Yellow Stains in General Dynachem FiberBrite
Toilet Bowl Blue - Dynachem ReduceAll
Betadine/Iodine Dynachem Neutralizer
Blue Food Dye - Dynachem ReduceAll
Candy - Red Food Dye #40 - Dynachem ReduceAll
Cough Syrup - Red Food Dye #40 - Dynachem DC Dye Stain Remover
Hair Dye - Dynachem ReduceAll
Hi-Liter - Yellow, Green, Red or Blue - Dynachem ReduceAll
Kool-Aid Use - Dynachem DC Dye Stain Remover
Urine on Natural Fibers Dynachem FiberBrite
Red Soil Stains - Dynachem ReduceAll
Note: A reducing bleach works by breaking the double bonds of a chromophore into single bonds.
This alters the optical properties of the molecule, making it colorless.

OXIDIZERS - Stains Removed
Dynachem Powder & Liquid Oxidizers
Wine Dynachem Odor Attack Link
Blood - Dynachem Fabric Brightener (Peroxide) Link
Blue Jean Blue Dye - Dynachem Fabric Brightener (Peroxide) Link
Cough Syrup - Yellow Food Dye
Real Fruit Juice Dynachem Odor Attack Link
Disperse Dyes - Needs Accelerant UV light
Mustard Curry Tumeric - Dynachem Odor Attack Link + Accelerant UV light
Plant Stains - Needs Accelerant UV light
Urine on Synthetic Fibers Dynachem Odor Attack Link
Vomit - Dynachem Odor Attack Link
Chocolate - Dynachem Odor Attack Link
Feces - Dynachem Odor Attack Link
Note: An oxidizing bleach works by breaking the chemical bonds of a chromophore (part of a molecule that has color).
This changes the molecule so that it either has no color or else reflects color outside the visible spectrum.

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