Follow General Stain Removal Best Practices — Test Cleaning Solution
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How to Remove Coffee, Wine and Mud Stains from Carpet · Step 2 of 6
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Always pre-test any cleaner on an inconspicuous area of the material to ensure it doesn't cause discoloration or damage. When treating a stain, always blot or dab; never rub, as rubbing can damage fibers and push the stain deeper into the material. Use only white cloth or paper towels for blotting to prevent dye transfer from colored towels to your item. As the stain transfers to the towel, shift to a clean part of the cloth to avoid reapplying the stain. Work from the outer edges of the stain towards the center to prevent it from spreading. Finally, be patient, as tough stains may require several applications and blotting cycles. Keep at it until no more stain transfers to your clean cloth.
Follow General Stain Removal Best Practices — Test Cleaning Solution
Part of project
How to Remove Coffee, Wine and Mud Stains from Carpet · Step 2 of 6
In this video
Always pre-test any cleaner on an inconspicuous area of the material to ensure it doesn't cause discoloration or damage. When treating a stain, always blot or dab; never rub, as rubbing can damage fibers and push the stain deeper into the material. Use only white cloth or paper towels for blotting to prevent dye transfer from colored towels to your item. As the stain transfers to the towel, shift to a clean part of the cloth to avoid reapplying the stain. Work from the outer edges of the stain towards the center to prevent it from spreading. Finally, be patient, as tough stains may require several applications and blotting cycles. Keep at it until no more stain transfers to your clean cloth.