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Stain Guide

Here is a quick guide on how to cleanup and prevent major disasters.

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General Cleaning Tips

  • Where ever possible read fabric labels BEFORE you use a cleaning solution on the carpet or fabric. Using improper solutions can do permanent damage to fibers. If you are unsure, call a professional. You could do more damage than good.
  • Don't over saturate the fabric or carpet with water. You can cause problems such as mildew or permanent stains.
  • To absorb and remove the stain, you should blot (not rub) using an absorbent white cloth such as a terry cloth or flour sack dish towel. Colored cloths may transfer color to the material you are cleaning. Harsh rubbing or scrubbing may damage the fibers and set the stain farther into the material.
Each of the stain removal methods below uses a combination of commonly available cleaning solutions.  See the list of these solutions on the right side panel of this page.

Stain Removal

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  • Beer

  • Blood

  • Butter

  • Catsup

  • Chocolate

  • Coffee

  • Cola

  • Cosmetics

  • Crayon

  • Finger Paint

  • Food (greasy)

  • Food (general)

  • Furniture Polish

  • Fruit Juice

  • Glue (animal)

  • Gravy

  • Grass

  • Grease (auto)

  • Gum

  • Hand Cream

  • Ice Cream

  • Ink (ball point)

  • Jelly

  • Lipstick

  • Liquor

  • Medicine

  • Milk

  • Mustard

  • Nail Polish

  • Newsprint

  • Oil (car)

  • Plant Food

  • Rust

  • Sauce

  • Shoe Polish

  • Soot

  • Tar

  • Tea

  • Urine

  • Wax

  • Wine

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