Bio-Zyme Enzyme Automotive Interior Cleaner
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Bio-Zyme Enzyme Automotive Interior Cleaner is a bacterial enzyme concentrate that digests organic stains and odors in automotive carpets, upholstery, and seat foam. It is built for detail shops handling vomit, urine, blood, and biohazard-class cleanup work that a standard carpet shampoo can’t touch.
What’s in the bottle:
- Bacterial enzyme concentrate formula
- 16 oz per gallon standard dilution ratio
- Pint, Quart, 1 Gallon, 5 Gallon sizes available
- Safe on carpet, upholstery, floor mats, headliners, foam cushions
- Applies via spray bottle, pump sprayer, extractor, or direct foam injection
- 1 sq inch per ounce cushion-injection coverage
A standard carpet shampoo lifts surface dirt with surfactants but leaves the protein behind in the fiber, which is why a “cleaned” car-seat urine stain smells again three days later when the foam re-hydrates. Bio-Zyme’s enzymes break the protein down at the molecular level so it can’t re-volatilize.
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Who this is for
- Detail shops handling insurance-claim or biohazard remediation interiors
- Mobile detailers who offer vomit cleanup, pet accident removal, or smoke/odor removal as upsell services
- Auto upholstery shops dealing with long-soaked foam cushions where stain has penetrated past the surface
When to reach for Bio-Zyme (and when not to)
- Yes, use Bio-Zyme: vomit, urine (human or pet), blood, spoiled food or drinks, pet accidents, skunk spray, dead-animal odors, long-soaked diaper or baby-formula spills
- Yes, but Bio-Zyme is overkill: routine dust, dry dirt, coffee or tea stains without spoilage (use a standard carpet cleaner)
- No, use something else: ink or dye stains (needs a solvent-based spotter), oil-based cosmetic stains (use an alkaline degreaser), paint or adhesive residue
Specifications
Formula Type Bacterial enzyme concentrate Dilution Ratio 16 oz per gallon of water (standard) Available Sizes Pint, Quart, 1 Gallon, 5 Gallon Safe For Carpet, upholstery, floor mats, headliners, foam cushions Application Spray bottle, pump sprayer, extractor, direct injection Cushion Injection Coverage 1 square inch per ounce -
- Removes rotten organic stains from the fibers themselves. Vomit, blood, urine, feces: Bio-Zyme penetrates carpet and upholstery instead of cleaning just the surface.
- Kills the bacteria stains leave behind, which is what stops mold from growing later in fabric and cushions.
- Destroys lingering odors at the source instead of masking them, from pet accidents to spilled milk and coffee.
- Cushion injection for deep-set stains. Fill a syringe or injector and treat inside the foam; plan on one square inch of coverage per ounce of product.
- Highly concentrated, so one bottle goes a long way.
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- Scoop away solid matter first (a spoon works) so you do not grind it deeper into the fabric.
- Spray Bio-Zyme on the affected area and let it dwell 10 to 30 minutes, longer for stains that have been setting in.
- Follow with a water spray and a small amount of Carpet Cleaner and Upholstery Shampoo, worked in with a Carpet and Upholstery Scrub Brush, then wipe off the excess.
- For serious stains, finish with an extractor, and treat the surrounding areas that picked up the odor.
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We offer Free or Flat Rate Shipping on MOST items on our website with a few exclusions. Free Shipping kicks in at a minimum order of $115 (for qualifying items), and for orders under $115, a flat rate of $11.95 will apply. Items that are classified as “oversized” by the shipping company do not qualify for free shipping, and anything that must ship via Freight Truck will also not qualify for free shipping. These items include but are not limited to: Carpet Extractors, Water Containment Mats & Reclamation Systems, Pressure Washers, Water Tanks, and The Claw LED Light.
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Bio-Zyme is formulated for fabric and foam. We do not recommend using it on leather seats; enzymes can interact with the protective finish on automotive leather over time. Use a dedicated leather cleaner for leather surfaces.
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No. Combining Bio-Zyme with bleach, ammonia, or high-pH detergents will kill the enzymes and destroy its effectiveness. If you need to pre-treat with another chemical, rinse thoroughly and wait for the area to dry before applying Bio-Zyme.
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For fresh organic stains (within hours of the incident), 10 minutes is usually sufficient. For older or set-in stains, extend dwell time to 20-30 minutes. The longer the stain has been sitting, the more time the enzymes need to digest the organic compounds. For deep stains that have penetrated into foam, use the cushion-injection method described in Features & Details with a 30-minute minimum dwell.
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