Get baking soda out of carpet?
I thought mixing baking soda and water and scrubbing into my carpet to get out stains would be a good idea, but now it just looks really nasty like white stains, and it won’t come out. Any advice would help they’ve been there for about 2 weeks.
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Hello has the baking soda fully dried?
Maybe its still wet and thats the problem.
I have used the scented arm and hammer baking soda carpet refresh recently and it vacumned out without problems.
Harley: You may have to rent a rug cleaning machine. (...would help with the original strains too!)
Maybe you could use a stiff brush to loosen the baking soda and then vacuum it up. Hope it comes out!
If it's dried, and you've gone over the surface with a stiff broom, you should be able to vacuum it out with a beater bar style vacuum, set to an approprite height for your carpet. If you scrubbed the wet mix into the carpet, you'll most likely need to repeat the vacuuming multiple times. Note that you should then immediately change your sweeper bag, and a Hepa filter type does a better job of collecting particulates.
I would let it dry, scrub it with a coarse brush, vacuum it and then try to rinse it with a big soap and lots of water, let it dry and repeat until it is gone.
Shampoo your carpets
I would vacuum the areas thoroughly once it has dried. Scrub it well with a dry, stiff brush, then vacuum again. Finally, I would use a carpet shampoo machine with just plain hot water to remove the last strace of the baking soda. If the carpet still looks splotchy, do another round of the machine using hot water with white vinegar added. The smell will dissapate within an hour or so and should complete and solve your problem. Good luck!
Vacuum it up several times, if that does not get rid of the baking soda you will have to use a carpet cleaner.
The good thing is that the baking soda neutralizes any odors
Get the strongest vacuum cleaner you have and suck that baking soda out of the carpet!!!
I would i use a carpet cleaner that you rent from a grocery store
Now would be a good time to steam clean the carpet. Get the old stains and new stains out at the same time.
Hi Harley, sorry you ended up with a mess. I hope this helps you get your carpet clean. Search Results
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If your vacuum cleaner isn't getting it, I think you will have to use a carpet cleaner to get it all out. Sounds like it's time for a new vacuum cleaner because once it is dry, it should have vacuumed up easily.
Salt is a good cleaner where you get a spill like soda or red wine on a carpet. Pour it on heavily and let it absorb the moisture. Then later vacuum it up. Salt used to be a standard rug cleaner in the olden days.
rub area down with white vinegar and water
Have you tried vacuuming the spot that should take it out if not loosen with a falk then vacuumed again you might need to scrub it again with hot water