My dog Hunny (the one in my picture!!) has recently had two little puppies called Oscar and Buttercup. As exciting as we found their arrival, it unfortunately happened only a short time after we had just had a new cream carpet laid. Obviously, the new little arrivals aren't toilet trained being only two weeks old and so we had to buy something to try and stop the new carpet from appearing old before its time. This is why I bought the 1001 Trouble Shooter. What does the product do? The product is essentially a stain remover for carpets and upholstery and it promises to attack stains and dirt fast. It claims that it will remove stubborn and dried in stains ...  Read the complete review

The carpet I have in my house is a light beige colour and shows every mark. I recently borrowed a carpet cleaner and was really pleased with how the carpet came up. Unfortunately barely 24 hours later my husband knocked over a cup of coffee! I cleaned up the worst of it while Mark made a dash to Tesco for some carpet cleaner. I have in the past used a Tesco own label one but Mark bought back 1001 Trouble-shooter Ultra. It cost £3.51 for a 500ml trigger spray bottle. The bottle is bright yellow plastic with a blue and yellow trigger. This has a little safety control on the end of it that needs to be twisted before you use it. The label on the front informs ...  Read the complete review

1001 Troubleshooter Spot Stain Remover is one of the more effective products of this type that we've used. It's not too expensive at just under £3 for a 500ml bottle from Tesco. Note that this product has recently been upgraded to 1001 Troubleshoot Ultra, because they've improved on their formula, but it remains essentially the same product. To use this, you just turn the nozzle to the 'on' position and squirt away at the stain you're hoping to remove. Let it soak in for a minute and then work it into the stain using a scrubbing brush or a slightly damp sponge (personal preference I think). Once you've done that, you need to leave it for five minutes, ...  Read the complete review

After moving into my house, and having new carpets throughout I was hell bent on keeping them looking clean and fresh (they cost a lot of money!). Al was going well until it came to the time when my son was trying to feed himself. Even though he sat in his highchair having his food, we all know that the food goes everywhere! I ended up with all kinds of stains on my carpet that stain removers couldn't get rid of. I tried so many products and was starting to get fed-up that they didn't do what they said on the label. Then my sister recommended this product. ~Appearance~ As you can see from the picture, its a bright yellow bottle with a blue lid, ...  Read the complete review

Having recently bought a house with brand new cream carpets everywhere, we resolved to be extra careful when it comes to drops and spills. As it goes though, sooner or later this becomes too good to be true and you have your first 'accident'. In our case this was a piece of pasta covered in a tomato based sauce. I got straight on the case with other non-bleach cleaners I had in the cupboard however nothing seemed to bring it up, there was still a slightly orangy stain which caught the eye whenever you walked past it. So on my weekly shopping trip I hunted up and down the shelves for something that might do the trick and this caught my eye as it is ...  Read the complete review