How to remove wine stains from carpet
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DON'T - Rub the stain
DON'T - Pull at loose tufts of carpet
DON'T - Over wet the carpet if attempting to remove stains
DON'T - Use bleach on carpets unless they’re 100% polypropylene
How to remove WINE STAINS from carpet:
- Don’t let the stain settle. Act as fast as possible. It may be after midnight - do it now - you'll be glad you did !!!!
- Using a white cloth, blot, DON'T RUB the stain. The more you can soak up, the less you’ll have to remove.
- After you have blotted, pour a bit of cold water directly onto the wine stain – this will dilute the remains of the stain.
- Keep on blotting until no more of the stain comes out. Remember, no rubbing!
And if that doesn’t work… try this:
- Blot as much of the stain as possible – use paper towels or a clean cloth.
- Pour two cups of warm water into a small bowl. Then mix one tablespoon of white vinegar and one tablespoon of a dishwashing liquid together.
- Dip a clean sponge into the bowl and apply the solution directly onto the wine stain - blotting only - DON'T RUB !
- Continue blotting until the stain has lifted.
- Make a baking soda paste by mixing a three-to-one ratio of water to baking soda
- Apply to the stain. Once the paste is dry, vacuum the stain.
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