If the stain is small then layer paper towels on to absorb as much liquid as possible. Mix some oxygenated cleaner like OxyClean or Awesome Orange on a wet sponge and scrub. Most of the stain will come out. Then mix the same powder into the tank of a carpet steamer with water and rinse. You can also try Spot Shot foam.
1st test this suggestion in a inconspectuious small section of carpet. Take baking soda and make a paste with Dawn liquid soap. Consistency should be like a thick gravy. To this add hydrogen peroxide. Mix and place on stain assuring area is covered, using fingers to work in. Leave on stain until dry, a couple of hours. Make sure pets are secluded from area. Once dry, rub with fingers to loosen mixtures. Vacuum up. Take luke-warm water on rag and wipe up, stroking area from outside edge of stain to inner portion. Continue to wipe with wet rag, rinsing each time.
I would first block the staying with cool water to get up as much as whatever it is that you have in there. Identify the stain if it is a protein stain such as blood or is it something like wine or pet stain? Find the appropriate cleaner for that type of stain and that usually does the job. If you don’t know what it is try a little bit of Dawn dish soap and hydrogen peroxide if it won’t take the color out of your rug. Apply with a toothbrush to scrub rinse and blot
Use 1/4 cup of white vinegar, 1 tbsp. of Dawn dish soap, and fill with water. Spray area liberally and let soak for 5-10 minutes and then proceed with blotting with a clean, dry towel until stain is removed. Some carpet stain removal products can be of great benefit for combating many types of carpet stains.
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It depends on the type of stain, Karen. Here's a link that addresses many different ones:
https://www.carpetone.com/stain-removal
If the stain is small then layer paper towels on to absorb as much liquid as possible. Mix some oxygenated cleaner like OxyClean or Awesome Orange on a wet sponge and scrub. Most of the stain will come out. Then mix the same powder into the tank of a carpet steamer with water and rinse. You can also try Spot Shot foam.
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We've had success with pouring vinegar on the stain and letting it sit for a couple minutes. Then coming back with hot water and scrubbing the stain.
1st test this suggestion in a inconspectuious small section of carpet. Take baking soda and make a paste with Dawn liquid soap. Consistency should be like a thick gravy. To this add hydrogen peroxide. Mix and place on stain assuring area is covered, using fingers to work in. Leave on stain until dry, a couple of hours. Make sure pets are secluded from area. Once dry, rub with fingers to loosen mixtures. Vacuum up. Take luke-warm water on rag and wipe up, stroking area from outside edge of stain to inner portion. Continue to wipe with wet rag, rinsing each time.
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I would first block the staying with cool water to get up as much as whatever it is that you have in there. Identify the stain if it is a protein stain such as blood or is it something like wine or pet stain? Find the appropriate cleaner for that type of stain and that usually does the job. If you don’t know what it is try a little bit of Dawn dish soap and hydrogen peroxide if it won’t take the color out of your rug. Apply with a toothbrush to scrub rinse and blot
Use 1/4 cup of white vinegar, 1 tbsp. of Dawn dish soap, and fill with water. Spray area liberally and let soak for 5-10 minutes and then proceed with blotting with a clean, dry towel until stain is removed. Some carpet stain removal products can be of great benefit for combating many types of carpet stains.