How to remove a stain from a rug

1. Carpet shampoo or cleaning solution (1 teaspoon of clear dishwashing solution in 1 cup of warm (not hot) water. Always rinse well. Dry immediately.
2. One tablespoon of household ammonia in half a cup of water (this treatment should be done with a solution of neutralized vinegar).
3. 1/3 cup of white household vinegar in 2/3 cup of water.
4. Enzyme cleaning solution mixed and rinsed according to packaging.
5. A small amount of dry-cleaning solvent.

Soak up excess liquid and use a paper towel or a clean cloth to soak up the area. Spray cold water and continue blotting. If the stain is fresh enough, that may be enough.

Otherwise:

1. Mix one teaspoon of mild detergent with one cup of warm water. Soak the area with a clean cloth or paper towel.
2. Mix 1/3 cup of white vinegar with 2/3 cup of warm water and wipe the area with a clean white cloth.
3. Finally, wipe the area with clean water with a sponge and wipe with a clean towel.

Soak up excess liquid and use a paper towel or a clean cloth to soak up the area. Spray cold water and continue blotting. If the stain is fresh enough, that may be enough.

Otherwise:

1. Mix one teaspoon of mild detergent with one cup of warm water. Soak the area with a clean cloth or paper towel.
2. Mix 1/3 cup of white vinegar with 2/3 cup of warm water and wipe the area with a clean white cloth.
3. Finally, wipe the area with clean water with a sponge and wipe with a clean towel.

1. Carpet shampoo or cleaning solution (1 teaspoon of warm (not hot) water and one teaspoon of clear dish liquid). Always rinse well. Dry immediately.
2. 1/3 cup of white household vinegar to 2/3 cup of water.
3. A small amount of dry-cleaning solvent

1. If the spill is fresh, first suck as much beer as possible with a paper towel.
2. If you don't want to get rid of spills right away, sponge the area with water or soda.
3. Clean the dirt as soon as possible to remove beer residue and beer odor. Combine 1 part of white vinegar and two parts of hot water. Apply the solution to the stain with a sponge
4. If the vinegar does not remove the stain, mix a small amount of dishwashing solution with water, and sponge the stain with the solution.
5. If the stain is persistent, use an enzyme cleaner. Mix the detergent in a small amount of water and then sponge the solution on the stain.
6. When the stain is removed, dry the stain remover as much as possible. Rinse the area with water with a sponge, then soak up the water and tap the carpet.

1. Dry with a clean cloth and remove as much wine as possible.
2. Pour a small amount of water and let it dry again.
3. Prepare baking soda paste with three parts of baking soda and 1 part of water and apply directly to the stain.
4. Dry and then evacuate.
5. IYou can then follow the product instructions and process with a regular carpet stain remover

Other options:

1. Pour a small amount of white wine over the stain to bring out the color.
2. Dry with a clean cloth.
3. Use a mixture of warm water and mild detergent and dry with a sponge.
4. When the stain is gone, rinse with a sponge in cold water and tap to dry.

1. Carpet shampoo or cleaning solution (1 teaspoon of clear dishwashing solution in 1 cup of warm (not hot) water. Always rinse well. Dry immediately.
2. 1/3 cup of white household vinegar into 2/3 cup of water.
3. Enzyme cleaning solution mixed and rinsed according to packaging.

1. Start by removing as much carpet frosting cake as possible. You can use a dull knife to scoop out excess ice on the carpet carefully. If there are food particles on the carpet, use your fingers carefully or use a wet/dry vacuum cleaner to dispose of those particles.
2. >Take a little water and apply a little to the frosting stain on the carpet. This helps dilute the frosting stain and keeps it from solidifying quickly. After adding a few drops of water, use a paper towel to dry the area.
3. Use a cleaning solution consisting of 1 part of white vinegar and four hot water parts on the dirty part of the carpet. Vinegar is great because it helps remove dirt, and the best part is that it's very cheap and readily available. As soon as the cleaning solution is ready, apply some to the dirt on the carpet and let it sit for a few minutes.
4. Take a clean white paper towel or cloth and repeatedly absorb dirt. Continue this procedure until all frosting stains on the cake have been removed. It may take some time, but in the end, the carpet will be completely cleaned.
5. Apply a glass of water to the dirty area to wash away any residue. Then use a wet/dry vacuum cleaner to dry everything completely.

Removing Crayon Stain following tools and agents may be needed. 

1. Vacuum cleaner: Wet / dry vacuum cleaner is ideal for removing dirt. Alternatively, use a clean, dry white towel. If the vacuum cleaner is designed specifically for dry carpets, do not evacuate dirty areas until the removal procedure is complete and the carpet dries.
2. Knife: Use a dull knife.
3. Towels: Towels should be clean and colorful. Alternatively, you can use a paper towel.
4. Citrus Solvent: Do not dilute the citrus solvent. Citrus solvents are available at your local grocery, drug, or hardware store. Apply this product to a towel and use the towel on the carpet fibers. However, do not allow this product to come into contact with the back of the carpet.
5. Dry cleaning solvent: Do not dilute the dry-cleaning solvent. The dry-cleaning solvent must be nonflammable and is available at your local grocery store, pharmacy, or hardware store. Apply this product to a towel and use the towel on the carpet fibers.
6. Hot water: Use clean water for rinsing.
7. Club Soda: Club soda works amazingly on a variety of water-soluble stains. We recommend that you always keep cans of club soda at room temperature. Club soda is carbonated water. Therefore, club soda does not damage the carpet lining. You can slowly spray a small amount directly onto the spill, but it is recommended that you do not wet the carpet. Club soda leaves no residue and does not need to be rinsed. Club soda can be used as a rinse agent for other cleaners.
8. Detergent: Mix one teaspoon of liquid dish detergent with two warm water (not hot water). Dish soap should be a bright color with no bleaching properties.
9. Iron: Use general iron. Water is put into iron to generate steam—detailed procedure.

How to Remove Crayon Stain:

1. Freeze the wax on ice.
2. Remove the wax with a knife.
3. Vacuum or dry the excess.
4. Apply citrus solvent or dry-cleaning solvent.
5. Dry or gently stroke the pile of the carpet.
6. Rinse the carpet with lukewarm water without soaking it.
7. Vacuum or dry the excess. (If it is clean, do not proceed to the next step).
8. Without soaking the carpet, apply cleansing water to the dirty area and leave it for 5 minutes.
9. Dry or gently stroke the pile of the carpet.
10. Rinse the carpet with lukewarm water without soaking it.
11. Vacuum or dry the excess. (If it is clean, do not proceed to the next step.)
12. Cover with brown paper or white cloth.
13. Heat the iron with the lowest steam settings.
14. Occasionally press the steam button to iron the wax stain. (The carpet must be moistened before starting this procedure.
15. Check the color every 15 seconds. The heat attracts the wax to the paper or cloth. Replace the paper or a piece of paper to prevent the wax from transferring.
16. Finally, when the carpet is dry, evacuate and replace the pile of the carpet. Many points come out very slowly, and you have to try the same procedure multiple times.

It is highly recommended to perform the rinsing step, as suggested. Rinsing also helps remove residues that can later reactivate dirt and return the carpet to a neutral pH. From time to time, dirt will come back to the carpet's surface, and the same procedure will need to be repeated.

Not all points can be successfully deleted, but there are solutions to these problems.

Carpet bright spots are likely to result from discoloration and cannot be corrected by removing stains.  Wolfe Flooring offers spot and adhesive dye inserts to address these permanent issues. The purpose of these guidelines is to eliminate visual problems, not odor problems.  Wolfe Flooring offers odor removal products and excellent stain removal products, which is exactly what you need. We recommend that you keep these products handy.

1. Use cold water and a sponge.
2. >Rub from outside to inside to dry.
3. You can also sprinkle pepsin powder on the stain or spread a thick paste of raw starch and water on top.
4. Once dry, brush, and repeat as

1. Use a plastic spoon to catch the engine oil on the carpet. Oil usually sticks together, so there is likely a puddle of oil on the carpet.
2. Use a white paper towel to absorb as much oil as possible. Fold each towel sheet in half, then fold it in half again to make it thicker. Press the sheet against the oil and lift it from the carpet fibers. Do not rub oil on the carpet. Rubbing spreads the oil and pushes it deep into the fibers.
3. Soak a small piece of clean white cloth in denatured alcohol. Tap the oil with alcohol. Alcohol breaks down particles that help hold the oil together, making it easier to remove from the carpet. Continue adding more alcohol to clean the fabric area and repeat this process until no oil is removed.
4. Pour a few glasses of denatured alcohol directly onto the greasy stain.
5. Place a clean cloth on top of the alcohol and place weights and other heavy objects on it. It maintains a constant pressure on the alcohol and pushes it into the oil to break it down. Leave the cloth and weights in place for a few hours.
6. Remove the weight and cloth from the spot and let it air dry.
7. When completely dry, evacuate the area to lift dry oil particles from the carpet fibers.

1. A small amount of dry-cleaning.
2. Carpet shampoo or cleaning solution (1 teaspoon of clear dishwashing solution in 1 cup of warm (not hot) water. Always rinse well. Dry immediately.
3. One tablespoon of household ammonia in 1/2 cup of water (this treatment should be done with a solution of neutralized vinegar).
4. 1/3 cup of white household vinegar to 2/3 cup of water.

1. Wait for the dirt to set (use ice if necessary) and scrape off as much chocolate as possible.
2. Mix 3-5 drops of laundry detergent with 3 cups of water and remove dirt from the outside to the inside.
3. Use absorbent paper to dry and remove dirt.
4. Rinse with clean water to remove the detergent and work from the outside to the inside.

Other options:

1. Cover the stain with a paper towel and gently iron the area using the lowest setting.
2. The heat from the iron should attract dirt to the absorbent paper.

1. Carpet shampoo or cleaning solution (1 teaspoon of clear dishwashing solution in 1 cup of warm (not hot) water. Always rinse well. Dry immediately.
2. One tablespoon of household ammonia in 1/2 cup of water (this treatment should be done with a neutralized vinegar).
3. 1/3 cup of white household vinegar into 2/3 cup of water.
4. Enzyme cleaning solution mixed and rinsed according to packaging.