O S R pet stain remover

I am looking for a replacement for O S R pet stain remover does any know whats available and what works just as good?

Depends on what your goal is for the replacement. That OSR works pretty good, especially the new formulation, so what is it that you don't like about it that you are looking for in the new product?

I find liquid peroxide (27%) from Leslie Pools store boosted with some flex and combined with Soils & Oils for odor does what ever osr does.

eldiabloz wrote:I find liquid peroxide (27%) from Leslie Pools store boosted with some flex and combined with Soils & Oils for Odor (SOO) does what ever OSR does.

I asked Vinny to post this Question.
So now he must be asking, 'Why have three products doing what one will do?'

My answers would be:
1. All 3 products mentioned are of the most potent in their class. So you get cost-effectiveness second to none, IMO.
2. You don't need high heat using these products like you do with OSR.
3. you won't experience the foam and fizz of OSR.  
4. You don't risk leaving a powdery residue like you do when using OSR.
5. You don't have the 'wait time' that you do with the OSR (enzymes take time & climate to work).
6. That 'wait time' can translate into expensive repairs if the subfloor is wooden and it has time to swell and warp.
Contractors fire carpet cleaners who get their jobs wet (take it from who found out the hard way).

Most important of all,
7. You actually have fewer chems on the truck with the VERSATILITY these 3 provide.
You can clean, remove organic stains and deodorize as needed. You are only limited by your skill and experience.

Vinny, look at all the products you use and notice that many contain hydrogen peroxide; from presprays to Stain removers, to detergents.
Replace them all with more concentrated liquid peroxide from where Chip gets his, and you will be better off for it.
You just need to get some, be safe with it and learn how it can help you.
It's pretty simple...
guys who clean swimming pools for a living buy this stuff as an alternative to sodium hypochlorite ( Bleach) to 'shock' pools.
Homeowners use it in their spas.
Q. Why can't Real Cleaners use it in our businesses too?

Next time you're in a carpet cleaning supply house, ask them why they sell you 7% liquid peroxide for $20/quart when they could have sent you down the street where you could buy a whole gallon of 27% liquid peroxide for the same price.

Great advice!

Leslie Pools normally ships for free as well.  When I buy in-person, they always ask me just how big my spa is that it would need so much clarifier?  I tell them that I entertain a lot of guests:roll: