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Today's Rug Shampooing Tip

it's just a fact of life. It's going to happen sooner or later.

But not to worry. Here are 12 tips to remove stains with carpet

cleaners. In fact sometimes you can wipe away the stain without

a commercial grade cleaner.





1. Be fast











If you are very quick you may be able to blot away the stain

before it even has a chance to set. Grab a white absorbent cloth

or tissue and use the four basic steps to remove the stain.





2. Check Color











Check to make sure the carpet is colorfast and safe to clean,

test the carpet in an area that inconspicuous before you apply

the cleaner to the stain in the carpet.





3. Dry Cleaning Solution











You can use dry cleaning solution (surgical spirt). Detergent

solution one teaspoonful of detergent to ¾ liters of warm water.

Dab Spot.





4. Vinegar











You can also use detergent and vinegar. It must be white

vinegar and not malt vinegar. Add one tablespoon of vinegar to

the detergent solution. Dab Spot.





5. Ammonia











Smelly, eye watering but very effective. Add one teaspoon of

branded household ammonia to one cup of warm water. Dab Spot.





5. Alcohol, Coffee











If the stain is alcohol, coffee, tea, liquid foods or urine

blot up the surplus spillage but do not rub it back and forth.

Use detergent and vinegar solution. Start by working from the



outside of the stain moving inward a little at a time.

Frequently blot with a dry cloth





6. Chocolate, Blood, Glue











If the stain is chocolate, sweets, blood, glue, ice cream, milk

,soft drinks or vomit you will have to clean up the excess using

a blunt knife or a putty knife. Be sure not to grind any of the

spill into the carpet. Us the detergent solution starting at the

outer edge working your way into the middle of the spill. Blot

dry and then use the ammonia solution and blot dry again.





7. Fats, Tar, Gum











If the stain is solid fats, tar, chewing gum, oil, ointment, or

shoe polish scrape up the excess with a knife or a putty

scrapper. Use the dry cleaning solution followed by the

detergent and vinegar solution and blot dry.





8. Unknown Spills











For stains or spills which you are not sure as to what they are

first scrape or blot up the excess material. Then use the dry

cleaning solvent followed by luke warm water and blot dry. If

the stain is still there treat with the detergent or the

detergent and vinegar solutions then blot dry.





9. Follow Up











All the above procedures should be followed up by a simple mix

of one part white vinegar and four parts water. Place mixture

into a spray bottle Spay over the stained area and blot dampened

area. Do not rub to remove excess moisture. White paper towels

work well. Stack 5 to 8 sheets on top of each other and blot

till dry.





If the moisture is still present stack 5 to 8 sheets of paper

towel and place over the stained area and place a heavy book on

top to help absorb the excess moisture. Leave overnight if

needed. If you are leaving it overnight be sure to change the

paper towels before bed. Repeat as often as necessary.







10. Dab and Blot











Remember always scrape solids up and blot liquid spills. Never

rub from side to side. The little effort it takes to make up the

above solutions will save you a lot of money and time. Always

remember to do a spot test on a hidden area before applying. Be

sure to dab and work in towards the center of the stain. Even if

the stain will not come out it will make it easier for the

professionals to lift it when they come to clean the carpets.





11. Store Safely











If you are making up solutions in advance be sure to mark all

containers before storing them and never leave them where young

children might get at them.





12. Scotch Guard











Your new carpet may be scotch guarded to make it stain

resistant but it is always a good idea to remove the stain with

the above treatments anyway.





If you use these 12 tips to remove stains with carpet cleaners

you can't go wrong!











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John Murray makes it easy to go through the carpet buying

process and provides tips to keep your carpet lasting long. To

learn more and receive your free mini-course visit the
href="http://www.carpets-guide.com" target="_blank">carpet

rugs website











About the author:



John Murray is an award winning interior designer, self taught

know-it-all and author. He makes the carpet buying process

simple and provides all the tricks and tips to keep your carpets

lasting longer, quickly & easily.

John Murray12 Tips To Remove Stains With Carpet Cleaners

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