Blue Coral DC22 Dri-Clean Plus Upholstery Cleaner with Odor Eliminator

Spray, scrub with the built-in bristles, blot with shop towels. The foam lifts general soiling through surfactant action; automotive-specific carpet data is limited. The odor-eliminator claim has no enzyme chemistry behind it: odor reduction comes from lifting the soil source, not neutralizing the odor molecule. Heavily soiled areas may need repeat passes; no community resoiling data at 1-2 week follow-up was found.

A workable grab-and-go option for quick spot treatments on cut-pile carpet and fabric upholstery; no dilution or separate brush needed. Skip it for pet odor elimination where a product with disclosed enzyme chemistry targets the odor source more directly. The label also excludes leather, suede, silk, velvet, and clear plastic.

WARNING signal word; H319 eye irritation is documented with a 15-minute water flush directive on the back label. That single mild eye-irritant code sits on a benign water-based surfactant foam, so it caps rather than sinks the score. The solvent component (morpholine) carries a California Prop 65 warning that the 2002 pre-GHS MSDS does not affirmatively clear, contributing a -1.5 health deduction; the benign-base floor holds the final health score at 7.0. Aerosol mist inside the cabin is a real inhalation pathway in enclosed-space use. The solvent component also carries aquatic toxicity amplified by the drain-destined extraction pathway. No modern GHS SDS exists for the current formulation; scoring uses a 2002 pre-GHS MSDS and the California ingredient disclosure.