Product Overview Conquer is a stain remover for carpets and upholstery. A multi-task spotting solution effective on a wide range of water-based and oily stains, with the added benefit of anti-resoiling encapsulation technology. The Conquer formulation provides serious stain removal properties across a wide scope of stain types, with a particular focus on fibre care and anti-resoiling functionality. Thanks to the latest in polymer and surfactant technology, Conquer lives up to its name every time. This is a great replacement for PowerClean PowerSpot. This listing is the 20 litre bulk pack, for high-volume operators and for refilling trigger bottles across a team. Why Professionals Choose It The anti-resoiling encapsulation is the point of difference. Many spotters remove the stain and leave a sticky residue that attracts soil, so the spot reappears as a darker patch within weeks. Conquer’s encapsulating polymers crystallise the residue so it releases at the next vacuum rather than holding dirt. If you have ever been called back to a “returning” stain that was actually resoiling, this is the chemistry that addresses it. It is also the mildest spotter in our Actichem range — near-neutral pH, no skin or respiratory classification. For a company issuing spotting bottles to staff, that matters: it is the product least likely to cause an incident in inexperienced hands, and the one that needs the least training to use safely. Buying This Size Twenty litres is the right choice if you are running several vehicles or refilling trigger bottles regularly. Conquer is stable at room temperature and does not have the heat and light sensitivity of our peroxide spotters, so bulk storage is straightforward — keep it indoors, sealed and out of direct sun. Decant into 500 ml trigger bottles for van use. The same 500 ml pack is also the on-sell size to leave with customers at the end of a job. How to Use Always pre-test in an inconspicuous location for substrate sensitivity to chemicals and dye stability. Dilution: ready to use. Apply to the stain, agitate gently, blot with a clean white towel and allow to dry. Vacuum once dry to lift the encapsulated residue. Safety This listing previously described Conquer as “Non-hazardous”. That was not correct, and it has been fixed. The correction is a small one, and we would rather state it plainly than quietly change the page. Actichem’s safety data sheet for AP462, version 3.3 issued 4 September 2025, classifies Conquer as a HAZARDOUS CHEMICAL under the Model WHS Regulations, on the basis of eye irritation alone. It is not classified as dangerous goods for transport. Signal word: WARNING H319 — causes serious eye irritation pH as supplied: 5.5 – 5.7 per the current SDS — mildly acidic HAZCHEM code: not applicable Poisons Schedule: not applicable In practical terms Conquer is a low-hazard product: no skin classification, no respiratory classification, near-neutral pH. The single precaution that matters is eye protection, and with a drum this size that means decanting. Transferring 20 litres into trigger bottles is the one operation where a splash to the face is realistic — goggles on, and do it over a surface you can rinse. We are stating the mildness plainly because a catalogue that treats every product as equally dangerous trains people to ignore all of it. Conquer is genuinely one of the mildest products we sell, and that is useful information when you are choosing between it and something stronger such as Conquer O2 (DANGER, H318) or Bust (DANGER, H314). If you are issuing this to staff Decanted product must go into a labelled container — product name, hazard statement and your business name. An unlabelled trigger bottle in a work vehicle is a WHS problem regardless of how mild the contents are, and it is the single most common decanting failure we see. Make the current safety data sheet available to anyone using it. Do not mix Actichem list strong acids and oxidising or reducing agents as materials to avoid. Store it away from the chlorine range and from concentrated peroxide products. Personal protective equipment Safety glasses with side shields or chemical goggles. An eyewash unit is recommended where the product is decanted regularly. First aid Eyes. Wash out immediately with fresh running water for 15 minutes, holding the eyelids open. Seek medical attention if irritation persists. Skin. Wash with soap and water. Swallowed. Rinse the mouth with water. Do not induce vomiting. Call a Poisons Information Centre or doctor. Specifications Product code AP462.20 Pack size 20 litres Product type Ready-to-use encapsulating spotter for carpets and upholstery Appearance Actichem’s SDS describes a clear light tan liquid; our records describe it as gold. Both positions are shown rather than averaged. Fragrance Aviator Dilution Ready to use pH Actichem’s current SDS states 5.5 – 5.7. Our earlier records stated 7.5. Both positions are shown; the SDS figure is the one to plan around. Key components Proprietary surfactant and two proprietary polymers, each under 10% WHS classification Hazardous chemical — eye irritation only Signal word WARNING Hazard statements H319 Dangerous goods Non-dangerous goods — not regulated for transport Poisons schedule Not applicable Storage Indoors, sealed, out of direct sunlight. No special temperature requirement SDS referenced Version 3.3, issued 4 September 2025 Related Products Actichem Conquer 5 Ltr — the mid size for single-vehicle operators. Actichem Conquer 500 ml spray — the van bottle, and the on-sell pack. Actichem Conquer O2 — the oxygen version for stains Conquer will not shift. Stronger chemistry and a more serious classification (DANGER, H318). More Information Find out what makes Conquer so special Download our handy spotting guide Safety Data Sheet Actichem Conquer Safety Data Sheet — version 3.3, issued 4 September 2025 SKU: AP462.20 Running several vehicles and not sure which sizes to stock? Contact Carpet Cleaners Warehouse — we can work out the right mix of bulk and trigger packs for your team.
