Quick and Easy Homemade Carpet Stain Remover Using Common Household Ingredients

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What is the best homemade carpet stain remover? Stubborn carpet stains, tough stains, and dirty carpets, we hate them but they happen right? Coffee, wine, mud, and chocolate are just some of the most common types of stains. I have tried several different methods to remove old carpet stains. I found the best way to make a DIY carpet cleaner using just 2 natural ingredients! The good news is this homemade cleaning solution can save you a ton of money. You can make your own carpet cleaner and skip the bulky and expensive carpet cleaning machine, the steam cleaner, the commercial carpet cleaners, and the harsh chemicals. Let’s get started with this easy DIY carpet stain remover

Can red wine stains be removed?

*Be sure to do a test spot on your carpet in an inconspicuous place before doing a large area.

Start by blotting up the excess liquid with a clean towel or paper towels.

*For best results with all these stains be sure to blot not rub. Rubbing will unwind the carpet fibers and can make the stain worse as it gets into them.

Make this DIY solution with a mixture of 1 cup warm water and 1/4 tsp Dawn Dish Soap. Pour over the entire area and let stand 5 minutes.

Using a light colored or white cloth, blot up the soapy water mixture. You’ll see the stain coming up into the cloth.

If the stain is removed finish with a warm, clean water rinse. This is to remove the soapy residue so dirt and future stains won’t stick to it.

If you have stubborn stains, repeat the above steps.

Blot up the warm water and rinse as much water as possible.

Let dry completely.

How do you remove mud and dirt from carpet?

The first step is to blot up the water if it’s wet and vacuum the area to get out as much dirt as possible.

Apply the warm soapy mixture to the stained area and let it stand for 5 minutes. Blot up as much of the water as possible with a clean cloth. If the stain is gone, finish with a warm water rinse and blot up as much water as possible.

How do you get old stains and coffee stains out of carpet?

Start by blotting up the excess spill.

Apply the homemade carpet cleaner solution onto the spot, and let it stand for 5 minutes. Blot up as much of the water as possible.

If the stain is gone, finish with a warm water rinse and blot up as much water as possible.

How do you get old chocolate stains out of carpet?

Carefully clean up the pieces, chunks, etc being careful not to rub any into the fibers of the carpet.

Apply the warm soapy mixture onto the spot, and let it stand for 5 minutes. Blot up as much of the water as possible.

If the stain is gone, the last thing to do is finish with a warm water rinse and blot up as much water as possible.

How do you remove soda, beer, or milk from carpet

Start by blotting up the excess spill.

Apply the warm soapy mixture onto the spot, and let it stand for 5 minutes. Blot up as much of the water as possible.

If the stain is gone, finish with a warm water rinse and blot up as much water as possible.

You can make this mixture and keep it handy in a spray bottle.

Some people like to use hydrogen peroxide but it can bleach out your carpet. White vinegar can be a good solution too, it just depends on the type of stain. You can sprinkle baking soda on your carpet to help soak up a spill and then vacuum it up. Homemade cleaners are wonderful because they don’t contain harsh chemicals and they’re a great cleaning product. I always use cold water, as warm or hot can sometimes set a stain.

This homemade cleaner can also remove:

• grease stains
• blood stains
• pet urine
• food stains
• oil stains

Carpet cleaning solution alternatives:

• shaving cream
• commercial product
• club soda
• essential oils
• fabric softeners
• laundry detergent
• vinegar solution

A video I made with Hometalk is coming soon showing all of these stains and the removal process! I’m so excited they worked for me on my tough carpet stains and I hope they’ll work for you too!

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Amazing Homemade Carpet Stain Remover

What is the best homemade carpet stain remover? Stains, we hate them but they happen right?  Coffee, Wine, Mud, Chocolate are just some of the few most common stains.  I found something that cleaned all of them up with just 2 ingredients!

Course Clean

Keyword Homemade Carpet Stain Remover

Prep Time 5 minutes minutes

Cook Time 5 minutes minutes

Additional Time 5 minutes minutes

Total Time 15 minutes minutes

Servings 1

Author Chas

Cost 1

Equipment

• None

Ingredients

• 1 cup warm water
• 1/4 tsp Dawn Dish Soap
• Bowl
• Towels

Instructions

• Start by blotting up the excess spill.
• Make a mixture of 1 cup warm water and 1/4 tsp Dawn Dish Soap.
• Pour over the spill and let stand 5 minutes.
• Using a light-colored cloth, blot up the soapy water mixture. You’ll see the stain coming up into the cloth.
• If the stain is removed finish with a warm water rinse. This is to remove the soapy residue so dirt and future stains won’t stick to it.
• If the stain is not removed, repeat the above steps.
• Blot up the warm water rinse as much water as possible.
• Let dry completely.

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