Carpet Stain Removal Guide #2

• First apply a dry cleaning solvent.
• Then use the POG solution and blot.
• Next try the dry cleaning solvent and blot.
• Use a detergent solution and blot.
• Rinse the area with water and blot it until dry.

• Use a detergent solution and blot the area. It is common for food coloring stains to spread when wet. Continue applying and blotting until you stop seeing color being transferred into the towel.
• Use the ammonia solution and blot.
• Run water over the stain and blot it until dry.

• Start with applying an enzyme detergent and blot it.
• Rinse with water and blot.
• Then use the ammonia solution and blot.
• Next use vinegar and blot.
• Rinse the area with water and blot it until dry.

• Use a dry cleaning solvent.
• Apply a paint, oil and grease solvent and blot.
• If the stain is still there try a rust remover

• First use a detergent solution and blot.
• Then apply vinegar and blot.
• Rinse the spot with water and blot.
• Use an enzyme detergent and blot.
• Rinse the area with water and blot until it’s dry.

• First use a detergent solution and blot.
• Then try vinegar and blot.
• Next an enzyme detergent may help. Then blot.
• If you can’t get rid of the stain, use a rust remover or bleach. Do not use ammonia or any type of alkaline solution.

• Get as much lipstick out of the carpet before doing anything else.
• Use a POG solvent and carefully blot.
• Use a dry cleaning solvent and blot.
• Then use a detergent solution and blot.
• Apply the ammonia solution and blot.
• Pour vinegar on the spot and blot.
• Use water to rinse the spot and blot until dry.

• Use an enzyme detergent and blot.
• Try the ammonia solution and blot.
• Use water to rinse and blot.
• Next apply a solution of oxidizing bleach (chlorine or perborate). Never use chlorine bleach on wool or silk.
• Use water to rinse the area and blot it until it’s dry.

• Remove all the mud that you can without any solutions
• Then use a detergent solution and blot.
• Next apply the ammonia solution and blot.
• Use water to rinse the stain and blot until dry.
• If the stain remains, a POG and dry cleaning solvent may work. Blot until dry.

• Use and dry cleaning solvent.
• Apply nail polish remover – try in a hidden spot first to see if it damages the carpet
• If stain isn’t removed use a detergent solution and blot.
• Then use an ammonia solution and blot.
• Next try vinegar and blot.
• Rinse the area and blot until dry.

• First try a detergent solution and blot.
• Then try an ammonia solution and blot.
• Rinse the area with water and blot until dry.
• Use a POG solvent and blot.
• Lastly apply a dry cleaning solvent and blot.