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product_id: 19540129
title: "CTI - Pro's Choice - Red One Stain Remover - 1 Quart - 1075"
brand: "pro's choice"
price: "$106.64"
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reviews_count: 8
category: "Pro's Choice"
url: https://www.desertcart.ec/products/19540129-cti-pros-choice-red-one-stain-remover-1-quart-1075
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region: Ecuador
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# CTI - Pro's Choice - Red One Stain Remover - 1 Quart - 1075

**Brand:** pro's choice
**Price:** $106.64
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** CTI - Pro's Choice - Red One Stain Remover - 1 Quart - 1075 by pro's choice
- **How much does it cost?** $106.64 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ec](https://www.desertcart.ec/products/19540129-cti-pros-choice-red-one-stain-remover-1-quart-1075)

## Best For

- pro's choice enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted pro's choice brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Description

Quick Overview: All the power of Red Relief, the best selling red stain removal product, in a one part solution. Feature Question: Should I use Red 1 or Red Relief? Answer: You can rely on both products for the ultimate performance in stain removal. However, Red 1 requires no mixing and is faster acting than Red Relief but it has a stronger odor. If you want simple and fast use Red 1. If odor is an issue stay with your tried and true Red Relief. Either way you can't go wrong.

Review: This stuff saved my carpet and my bank account! - I am so thankful to have found this stuff! Last week on Wednesday evening, I had my 6 year old son for the evening. As is our usual routine, once we get home from daycare, I usually give him something to drink and a snack depending on whether or not we’ve had dinner. The beverage of choice ranges from fruit punch, blue Gatorade, apple juice, water, or milk. No soda. I filled up an 8 ounce spill-proof cup with Crystal Light fruit punch and handed it to him. Two minutes later I sent him upstairs to release the dogs from their kennel so they could eat dinner and go outside. Being the obedient little boy he is, he went upstairs and let the dogs out and they came tearing down the stairs as usual, wolfed down their food, and then I took them out to the yard for probably 3-4 minutes. When I got back inside, He handed me his cup and said, “Dad, I need more drink please.” I said, “Wow, you must be thirsty!” and refilled the cup. We sat and chilled in the living room for about 90 minutes or so playing with LEGOs, got some of his homework done, etc. I was just about ready to have him head upstairs and put his pajamas on, but I decided to go up first and throw a load of laundry in the wash machine so it would be done by the time I went to bed later in the evening. As soon as I got up to the first landing, something caught my eye on the carpet and I looked down. And then I looked around me. I stood for a moment stunned. From the very first stair beginning in the living room, up to the landing, up the second flight of stairs, down the hallway, around the corner and into the bonus/dog’s room and to the kennel was a trail of bright red fruit punch. Not just a couple of drops of red here and there...but a zig-zagging continuous line broken up only by each stair. I reached down and put my hands on the spot. It was bone dry. At this point I wasn’t sure if he unscrewed the cap off his beverage or if I didn’t secure it tight enough, whatever… It didn’t really matter at this point it was too late. I asked him if he realized that his juice had spilled, he said no and looked shocked and really scared when he saw the carpet. He apologized profusely. I told him it was okay and that I would clean it up after he went to bed and not to worry about it. Based on the fact that he didn’t notice it, I figured he may have knocked the cup over or put it on the floor to unlock the kennel, and then on the way back downstairs is when it started to leak is my guess. Oh well. This is why I bought a carpet shampooer I thought to myself. I took some Oxiclean carpet shampoo, diluted it in a spray bottle, and pretreated the trail of red so it could soak in while I prepped the shampooer. I ran that damn carpet shampooer back-and-forth across the stain with heated Oxiclean carpet shampoo for over an hour and all it did was turn the dark red into a lovely shade of pink. As a bonus, the now saturated pink stain actually increased the width of the original stain! The next day I called a few professional carpet cleaners, and once they found out what the stain wise they all said the same thing: Minimum of $350-$500 and they could not guarantee that the stain would come clean. I did some research on desertcart, thinking I could not be the only one that has ever been blessed with a red Kool-Aid like stain on beige or white carpet. I stumbled upon “Red 1” Kool Aid Remover. After reading several reviews, the vast majority of them were positive and said that this stuff worked when everything else failed. I figured this was my Hail Mary pass. Either this stuff was going to work or I was going to end up spending money I didn’t have to professionally clean the carpet or end up replacing the carpet early next year with my whatever income tax refund I might get. I followed the directions and pre-treated every pink fiber of carpet, using nearly 3/4 of the bottle. Depending on how deeply set the stain was, the instructions said, the red would either disappear within an hour or you would have to add heat to the treated area to release the stain. It suggested using a steam iron over a towel or terry cloth or a steamer. I have a large garment steamer that I’ve had for years, and decided to try that versus the risk of melting my carpet onto the bottom of an iron. Within the first minute of the steam penetrating the carpet, the stain lighten significantly, and then disappeared! To my amazement every section I ran the steamer across and then blotted up with a towel...the towel turned pink and the stain on the carpet was gone. It took an hour and a half this evening to carefully go over every single area that was affected, but now it looks like the accident never happened at all! Trust me, if you spill something artificially colored red on your carpet, buy this stuff or have it on hand. Wine is a different story, because that is a natural dye and you can usually get that up with Oxiclean or a special red wine cleaner. Industrial red dye and/or artificially-colored red beverages like Kool Aid or Crystal Light are a completely different story! Thank you Red 1, Your product was worth every penny of the $30 I spent! It saved me hundreds if not thousands of dollars!
Review: Works on wool - Worked very well. Has a terrible scent, but worth it to get the dye out of my wool rug.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B00MQ900V2 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #77,334 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #275 in Laundry Stain Removers |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (734) |
| Date First Available  | July 17, 2014 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer  | No |
| Manufacturer  | CTI |
| Material Feature  | Biodegradable Warning |
| Package Dimensions  | 10.55 x 3.39 x 3.31 inches; 2.6 Pounds |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Pro's Choice
- **Item Form:** Liquid
- **Material Type Free:** Residue Free
- **Scent:** Synthetic
- **Unit Count:** 32.0 Fluid Ounces

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does this work on stains other than red?  I have one blue and one black stain on berber carpet.**
A: I would use Stain 1 instead of Red one. Yes this is formulated for Red only

**Q: does this come with a spray attachment?**
A: No it does not but you can buy a spray bottle very cheap!

**Q: Will this remove a set in self tanning stain from carpet?**
A: I'm not sure about a tanning stain. But I know it did a great job on spilled red pop stains.

**Q: Has anyone successfully used this to remove red dye transferred to white clothing in the wash?**
A: Would have to be tested, as with every chemical, fabric test should be done first.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This stuff saved my carpet and my bank account!
*by A***R on October 22, 2019*

I am so thankful to have found this stuff! Last week on Wednesday evening, I had my 6 year old son for the evening. As is our usual routine, once we get home from daycare, I usually give him something to drink and a snack depending on whether or not we’ve had dinner. The beverage of choice ranges from fruit punch, blue Gatorade, apple juice, water, or milk. No soda. I filled up an 8 ounce spill-proof cup with Crystal Light fruit punch and handed it to him. Two minutes later I sent him upstairs to release the dogs from their kennel so they could eat dinner and go outside. Being the obedient little boy he is, he went upstairs and let the dogs out and they came tearing down the stairs as usual, wolfed down their food, and then I took them out to the yard for probably 3-4 minutes. When I got back inside, He handed me his cup and said, “Dad, I need more drink please.” I said, “Wow, you must be thirsty!” and refilled the cup. We sat and chilled in the living room for about 90 minutes or so playing with LEGOs, got some of his homework done, etc. I was just about ready to have him head upstairs and put his pajamas on, but I decided to go up first and throw a load of laundry in the wash machine so it would be done by the time I went to bed later in the evening. As soon as I got up to the first landing, something caught my eye on the carpet and I looked down. And then I looked around me. I stood for a moment stunned. From the very first stair beginning in the living room, up to the landing, up the second flight of stairs, down the hallway, around the corner and into the bonus/dog’s room and to the kennel was a trail of bright red fruit punch. Not just a couple of drops of red here and there...but a zig-zagging continuous line broken up only by each stair. I reached down and put my hands on the spot. It was bone dry. At this point I wasn’t sure if he unscrewed the cap off his beverage or if I didn’t secure it tight enough, whatever… It didn’t really matter at this point it was too late. I asked him if he realized that his juice had spilled, he said no and looked shocked and really scared when he saw the carpet. He apologized profusely. I told him it was okay and that I would clean it up after he went to bed and not to worry about it. Based on the fact that he didn’t notice it, I figured he may have knocked the cup over or put it on the floor to unlock the kennel, and then on the way back downstairs is when it started to leak is my guess. Oh well. This is why I bought a carpet shampooer I thought to myself. I took some Oxiclean carpet shampoo, diluted it in a spray bottle, and pretreated the trail of red so it could soak in while I prepped the shampooer. I ran that damn carpet shampooer back-and-forth across the stain with heated Oxiclean carpet shampoo for over an hour and all it did was turn the dark red into a lovely shade of pink. As a bonus, the now saturated pink stain actually increased the width of the original stain! The next day I called a few professional carpet cleaners, and once they found out what the stain wise they all said the same thing: Minimum of $350-$500 and they could not guarantee that the stain would come clean. I did some research on Amazon, thinking I could not be the only one that has ever been blessed with a red Kool-Aid like stain on beige or white carpet. I stumbled upon “Red 1” Kool Aid Remover. After reading several reviews, the vast majority of them were positive and said that this stuff worked when everything else failed. I figured this was my Hail Mary pass. Either this stuff was going to work or I was going to end up spending money I didn’t have to professionally clean the carpet or end up replacing the carpet early next year with my whatever income tax refund I might get. I followed the directions and pre-treated every pink fiber of carpet, using nearly 3/4 of the bottle. Depending on how deeply set the stain was, the instructions said, the red would either disappear within an hour or you would have to add heat to the treated area to release the stain. It suggested using a steam iron over a towel or terry cloth or a steamer. I have a large garment steamer that I’ve had for years, and decided to try that versus the risk of melting my carpet onto the bottom of an iron. Within the first minute of the steam penetrating the carpet, the stain lighten significantly, and then disappeared! To my amazement every section I ran the steamer across and then blotted up with a towel...the towel turned pink and the stain on the carpet was gone. It took an hour and a half this evening to carefully go over every single area that was affected, but now it looks like the accident never happened at all! Trust me, if you spill something artificially colored red on your carpet, buy this stuff or have it on hand. Wine is a different story, because that is a natural dye and you can usually get that up with Oxiclean or a special red wine cleaner. Industrial red dye and/or artificially-colored red beverages like Kool Aid or Crystal Light are a completely different story! Thank you Red 1, Your product was worth every penny of the $30 I spent! It saved me hundreds if not thousands of dollars!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works on wool
*by A***O on January 1, 2026*

Worked very well. Has a terrible scent, but worth it to get the dye out of my wool rug.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Red stain gone with no fade. AMAZING PRODUCT!!!
*by J***E on December 5, 2025*

The red spill on our carpet was about 4 or 5 inches in diameter. It sat for several months because we just didn't know how to tackle it. We thought we had nothing to lose by trying the Red One Stain Remover. My husband soaked a towel with water and dripped onto the red spot and made sure it was pretty wet. Then he squeezed some of the remover on and worked it around. It foamed up. At first we thought it didn't do a thing, then we noticed it was pink, no longer red. Awhile later checked back and the red stain was gone! The carpet is dark brown with floral pattern area rug. ABSOLUTELY NO FADE! We couldn't believe our eyes. Wish we had taken before and after picture but quite honestly, we didn't think it would work and our carpet would be ruined. What a surprise, because I really like the rug.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Pro's Choice Fabric Stain Remover Red 1 - Stain Remover for Synthetic Food Colors/Dyes - Carpet & Couch Stain Remover - Red Wine Stain Remover for Clothes Laundry - Stain Removal Solution (32 fl oz)
- Wine Away Red Wine Stain Remover, 12oz - Removes Wine Spots, Perfect Fabric Upholstery and Carpet Cleaner Spray Solution, Spray on Stain Wash and Resolve Laundry to Vanish Stain, Citrus Scent

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*Last updated: 2026-02-25*