How to remove a red wine stain from a carpet?
05 December 2005, 04:27 PM
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How to remove a red wine stain from a carpet?
Anyone got any ideas?
It has now dried in.
I used salt first which did help a lot, then white wine which also helped a lot.
Now I am hoping that someone knows of a miracle product that really does work that will remove the rest.
anybody?
It has now dried in.
I used salt first which did help a lot, then white wine which also helped a lot.
Now I am hoping that someone knows of a miracle product that really does work that will remove the rest.
anybody?
05 December 2005, 04:32 PM
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http://www.fabriclink.com/carpet/carpetstain.html
Have a look there, tells you how to get rid of different stains
I usually use a carpet and upholstery spray stain remover which works well.
Have a look there, tells you how to get rid of different stains
I usually use a carpet and upholstery spray stain remover which works well.
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06 December 2005, 08:38 AM
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Top Tip.
Have some Soda Water on standby at all times. If Red Wine is spilt or any other nasty, pour on the Soda Water, watch it fizz and lift the stain out of the carpet pile. Mop up with kitchen towel and repeat until clean. We have cream wool carpets and this has worked on many occasion. The tip was given to us by the monther-in-law so I guess they do have their uses!
Have some Soda Water on standby at all times. If Red Wine is spilt or any other nasty, pour on the Soda Water, watch it fizz and lift the stain out of the carpet pile. Mop up with kitchen towel and repeat until clean. We have cream wool carpets and this has worked on many occasion. The tip was given to us by the monther-in-law so I guess they do have their uses!
06 December 2005, 01:10 PM
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tis dried in.
cillit bang dont seem to sell a product for carpets!
my mother in law has some industrial cleaner that has worked before and is iften used on blood succesfully.
cillit bang dont seem to sell a product for carpets!
my mother in law has some industrial cleaner that has worked before and is iften used on blood succesfully.
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Originally Posted by Adam M
tis dried in.
cillit bang dont seem to sell a product for carpets!
my mother in law has some industrial cleaner that has worked before and is iften used on blood succesfully.
cillit bang dont seem to sell a product for carpets!
my mother in law has some industrial cleaner that has worked before and is iften used on blood succesfully.
"I can clean up blood stains off my carpet you know!"
Time to move the sofa?
07 December 2005, 03:04 PM
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isnt this what house insurance is for? Time for a new carpet? Whoops just spilt a whole bottle of red wine 
Go on, someone have a pop for fraudulant claims
Go on, someone have a pop for fraudulant claims
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