Removal Procedure for Different Kinds of Carpet Stains

Removal Procedurès for Different Kinds of Carpet Stains Red Wine Stains Carpet Shampoo or Clothing Stain Remover Use clean cloth and dab the excess spill up and out ASAP After majority of the spill has been blotted up, continue cleaning until all stains are gone Blot up the major wine spills Spray the stained area with hydrogen peroxide Sprinkle with baking soda Let it sit for 2-3 minutes Then rinse with water Hydrogen Peroxide and Baking Soda Pour over the stained area Gently blot the liquid up using a thick towel Do not rub, it will force the stain into the carpet If stain is still visible, add salt or soda White Wine Pour over the stained area Club Soda Carbonation will help lift the stain Salt acts as buffer to keep stain from setting Vinegar, Laundry Soap or Soda Pour vinegar on the stained area Apply laundry soap or soda directly over the vinegar Give a few minutes to soak in Then rinse and wash Coffee Stains Pour a bit of beer on top of the stain Rub it on the material Beer You may repeat the process to remove the stain completely White Foam Shaving Cream, Mild Soap or Detergent Soap Spray plain water and blot with clean cloth If stains are not removed, use mild or detergent soap Gently rub the fibers using your fingers Spray with water and blot several times to rinse Apply shaving cream and rub using cloth, if stains are visible Blot to remove and repeat as necessary White Vinegar and Detergent Blot up as much coffee stain as posible Mix 1 tbsp liquid detergent, 1 tbsp white vinegar and 2 cups warm water Use clean white cloth and dab the solution on the stain Apply a small amount at a time Blot frequently using clean dry cloth until stain disappears Food Stains HE Pick up and discard any solid matter Using clean damp cloth, blot at the stain until stains disappear Use vinegar if stains are still visible, blot the stain using cloth Vinegar can be diluted in warm water or poured straight If there is no more stain visible, rinse using damp sponge Smell of vinegar will leave the carpet in 1 to 2 days Water and Vinegar Baking Soda and Coarse Table Salt Mix baking soda and water and apply directly on the stain If the stain comes from liquid, spray the baking soda and salt Wait for 10 minutes to let it soak Blot with a damp cloth or sponge, after the baking soda is gone Mild Dishwashing Liquid and Warm Water Mix 1 or 2 tablespoon of soap with a cup of warm water Blot using cloth or sponge Once stain is completely removed, dab with damp cloth Club Soda s Can be poured on cloth for blotting or directly on the area Bubbles will lift the stain then blot with clean cloth or sponge Chewing Gum Dab an ice cube or zip lock plastic bag with ice on the gum Leave in place for 1 minute Pull with care to avoid removing the fibers Clean the area using gentle detergent solution Rinse with warm solution after the gum has been removed Ice Cube Hair Dryer or Peanut Butter Use a hair dryer to heat the gum Be careful not to overheat, for it may burn the carpet fibers Remove the residue using peanut butter Once the gum is removed, clean the area using a detergent Peanet etter Pet Stains For the wet urine spot, use vinegar to neutralize the odor Mix equal parts of white vinegar and cold water Pour the mixture generously to the soiled area Blot well and let dry White Vinegar For the urine spot that has already dried Sprinkle a generous amount of baking soda over the stain Let it sit for a couple of hours, then vacuum Baking Soda For tackle caked-in stains and odor on a light colored carpet Mix 10 parts water and 1 part bleach Spray the solution on the stain Let it sit for 15 seconds and rinse with warm water thoroughly Repeat process if necessary Bleach Bleach Blot the area before pouring club soda over it Once the solution stopped fizzing, immediately blot the spot Repeat process if necessary Club Soda Blood Stains Spray cold water in the area Use a dry towel to absorb moisture Repeat process until stain is completely removed Cold Water Liquid Dishwashing Detergent and Water Mix 1 tablespoon of liquid detergent and 2 cups of cold water Soak clean cloth on the solution and apply on the area Gently brush the affected area using a toothbrush Blot the area with a clean cloth, wet to rinse the solution Use cloth towel to dry the area Mix 1 tablespoon of ammonia with 2 cups of cold water Spray the solution in the stain and let it sit for 5 minutes Blot the spot with clean white cloth to dry the moisture Ammonia and Water Mix water and salt until it becomes a thin paste Put some of the paste on the stain and let it sit for a few minutes Blot the stain with clean white cloth Salt and Water Moisten the area with 3% hydrogen peroxide, leave for 1 hour Blot and repeat the process to completely remove the stain If the stain turned brown and dried, apply 1 part vinegar and 2 parts water solution Hydrogen Peroxide CarpetCleaningSydney • References: http://wine.about.com/od/redwines/a/redwinestains.htm 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