Soap-Free Carpet & Upholstery Cleaner For Pet Stains & Spills Launched

Aug 1, 2026

Plus Manufacturing has launched the Procyon spot & stain remover kit, a soap-free, VOC-free carpet and upholstery cleaner formulated for homes with children, pets, and allergy-sensitive individuals.

Spokane, United States, August 1, 2026 /PressCable/ -- Plus Manufacturing has launched the Procyon spot & stain remover kit, a soap-free, VOC-free cleaning solution for carpets and upholstery. The kit includes a 32-ounce bottle of the cleaner and a microfiber cloth, offering a ready-to-use option for treating spills, pet messes, and everyday stains on carpets, rugs, and fabric surfaces without harsh chemicals.

More information is available at https://shop.soapfreeprocyon.com/collections/shop/products/spot-stain-remover

The launch comes as more consumers look for cleaning products that support healthier indoor environments. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), indoor concentrations of some pollutants can be two to five times higher than outdoor levels — a finding that has increased interest in formulas that minimize unnecessary chemical exposure at home.

"People want cleaning products that are effective, easy to use, and suitable for everyday family life," a company representative said. "The Procyon spot & stain remover kit was created to help homeowners deal with common spills and accidents while maintaining a cleaner living environment."

The formula is designed to safely remove a wide range of household stains, including red wine spills, pet accidents, food and beverage stains, tracked-in dirt, and other everyday mishaps.

Formulated with gentle ingredients, the cleaner brightens carpets and upholstery without damaging fibres or leaving behind sticky residue that can attract additional dirt. Treated surfaces are left clean, soft, and fresh, making the product suitable for regular household use.

The formula is especially well suited to homes with children, pets, and allergy-sensitive individuals. Procyon spot & stain remover is Green Seal Certified, asthma and allergy friendly, and completely VOC-free, containing no soaps, detergents, fragrances, dyes, or phosphates.

Plus Manufacturing notes that the residue-free formula works by lifting and suspending soil and stain particles so they can be removed from surfaces rather than masked. This approach helps maintain the appearance and feel of carpets and upholstery while reducing the likelihood of rapid re-soiling.

For 40 years, Procyon products have been used in homes, schools, healthcare facilities, and professional cleaning operations. That track record reflects a consistent focus on effective cleaning, low-residue formulas, and product standards verified through independent certifications.

For more information visit https://shop.soapfreeprocyon.com/collections/shop/products/spot-stain-remover

Contact Info:
Name: Jonathan Pearlstein
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Organization: Plus Manufacturing, Inc.
Address: 2704 N Madelia St, Spokane, WA 99207, United States
Website: https://soapfreeprocyon.com/

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