Getting Red Juice Stain Out Of Carpet

Follow these steps to remove red dye stains from acetate carpet synthetic carpet wool fiberglass rayon silk triacetate and wool.

Getting red juice stain out of carpet.

Put some warm water on the stain with a spray bottle. It may take a while but it will work too. Apply the mixture to the stain with a cloth. You could also dab the stain with a damp sponge.

Rub light carpet stains with a mixture of 2 tablespoons salt dissolved in 1 2 cup white vinegar. Pour a generous amount of club soda onto the stain let it fizz and blot it up again with a clean dry towel. Rinse with cold water to remove any remaining residue. Let the solution dry then vacuum.

Here are three vinegar solutions that can help you take out tough carpet stains. If that doesn t work you can try one part chlorine bleach to five parts water but only on solution dyed carpets such as polypropylene. Repeat until the stain is gone. Be careful not to soak the carpet when spraying the stain otherwise the stain may spill out.

Try 1 tablespoon of ammonia mixed with 1 cup of water but not on wool or wool blend carpet. Red wine will need to be attacked differently than kool aid for example. Instead use mild detergent and water. Blot with a clean towel until the stain lifts off the carpet.

Mix about 4 drops of dishwashing liquid and the equivalent of a cup of warm water in a bowl. Let the area dry and then vacuum the area. If the stain is from an all natural source such as red wine or coffee then over the counter 3 peroxide will remove the stain by simply misting it with a spray bottle or by pouring peroxide on a towel and then blotting the stain with the towel. Pouring club soda preferably still carbonated and not flat as soon as possible will work to bring the stain out of your carpet completely.

If any of the stain remains try adding a bit of undiluted lemon juice to the area and blotting. A very effective general stain remover is a mixture of 2 tablespoons of salt and a cup of white vinegar. Mix 1 4 cup of ammonia with amount 2 quarts of warm water and blot it on the stain alternating with a clean dry towel to absorb the stain. Ammonia is a non bleaching highly alkaline cleaner that will also remove red stains from carpet.

Carefully use a spot remover. Sponge the method of using light strokes with a dampened pad working outward from the center of the stain the area immediately with water to dilute the spill. For larger or darker stains add 2 tablespoons borax to the.