Stain Removal Methods

Beer B,D   Iodine, Methiolate B,C,D Catsup B,C,E   Milk B,C,D,E,A Chewing Gum A,B   Nail Polish A,B,D,E Chocolate B,C,D,E   Paint, Oil A,B,C Cocktails B,D   Paint, Water B,C,A Coffee B,D,E,A   Perfume B,D Cosmetics A,B,C   Rubber Cement A,B Crayon A,B   Shoe polish A,B,C Egg B,C,E   Soft drinks B,C,D Food coloring B,C   Soot A,B,C Fruit & juices B,C,D,E   Syrup B,C,D,E Furniture polish A,B   Tar, asphalt A,B Blood B,C,E   Tea B,D,E,A Butter A,B,D   Urine B,C,D Candle wax A,B,C   Vomit B,C,D,E Glue, school B   Water stains A,B,C,D Grease A,B,C,D   Wine B,D,C Ink A,B,C       Some stains require special care. If the stain is not removed by a prescribed household method, consult a professional CCINW cleaner.		A. Apply a small amount of dry cleaning solvent, or we can provide a product called Citrus Gel. Use small amounts to prevent any possible damage to sizings, backings or stuffing materials. Do not use gasoline, lighter fluid or other flammables. B. Mix one teaspoonful of white neutral detergent (a mild liquid dish washing detergent containing no strong alkalies or bleaches) with a cup of lukewarm water. C. Mix one tablespoon of household ammonia with a half-cup of water. D. Mix one-third cup of white household vinegar with two-thirds cup of water. E. Mix a solution of powdered enzyme laundry detergent following label or box directions. Allow the solution to remain on the stain for the length of time recommended by the manufacturer. NOTE: Never mix ammonia and bleach during any cleaning operation. Apply with towel and blot only. Always test solution in an inconspicuous area of carpet to determine safe application. Rinse thoroughly to prevent detergent residue.
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Beer B,D Iodine, Methiolate B,C,D
Catsup B,C,E Milk B,C,D,E,A
Chewing Gum A,B Nail Polish A,B,D,E
Chocolate B,C,D,E Paint, Oil A,B,C
Cocktails B,D Paint, Water B,C,A
Coffee B,D,E,A Perfume B,D
Cosmetics A,B,C Rubber Cement A,B
Crayon A,B Shoe polish A,B,C
Egg B,C,E Soft drinks B,C,D
Food coloring B,C Soot A,B,C
Fruit & juices B,C,D,E Syrup B,C,D,E
Furniture polish A,B Tar, asphalt A,B
Blood B,C,E Tea B,D,E,A
Butter A,B,D Urine B,C,D
Candle wax A,B,C Vomit B,C,D,E
Glue, school B Water stains A,B,C,D
Grease A,B,C,D Wine B,D,C
Ink A,B,C
Some stains require special care. If the stain is not removed by a prescribed household method, consult a professional CCINW cleaner.

A. Apply a small amount of dry cleaning solvent, or we can provide a product called Citrus Gel. Use small amounts to prevent any possible damage to sizings, backings or stuffing materials. Do not use gasoline, lighter fluid or other flammables.
B. Mix one teaspoonful of white neutral detergent (a mild liquid dish washing detergent containing no strong alkalies or bleaches) with a cup of lukewarm water.
C. Mix one tablespoon of household ammonia with a half-cup of water.
D. Mix one-third cup of white household vinegar with two-thirds cup of water.
E. Mix a solution of powdered enzyme laundry detergent following label or box directions. Allow the solution to remain on the stain for the length of time recommended by the manufacturer.

NOTE: Never mix ammonia and bleach during any cleaning operation. Apply with towel and blot only. Always test solution in an inconspicuous area of carpet to determine safe application. Rinse thoroughly to prevent detergent residue.

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