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A. The name for the actual oxygenation process is “oxygen bleaching”. It is a non-chlorine, color-safe bleach used to clean organic stains. This is the same process you would see when using hydrogen peroxide on a bloodstain. The bubbling or fizzing action is created by drawing oxygen from the air and cleans the stain.
