The presence of stains is one of the most annoying issues in the process of maintaining all types of carpets.
The existence of any kind of stain can cause various concerns for people. Considering this issue, in this article we are going to name some examples of the most common stains and give some tips on how to clean them:
.Natural carpet stains:
Natural stains such as milk or natural food are all water-based and are generally considered to be some of the easiest stains to remove. Remember that you can get rid of these types of stains with water and a small amount of liquid detergent (or unscented white vinegar). These even include drinks, pen ink, and even jelly.
• Ordinary ink stain on the carpet:
It might be interesting to know that the best solvent for removing ink stains is yogurt, in this way, pour yogurt on the stain and spread it on the ink part. After the yogurt is completely mixed with the ink, scoop it off the carpet with a spoon. Repeat this procedure several times until the ink is completely absorbed by the yogurt.
• Removing coffee and blood stains:
Some stains are more troublesome and if they are simply washed with water and detergent, they will leave a stain. These are usually very dark items like coffee and blood. In these cases, you can use a combination of water and soft drinks, or use dishwashing liquid and rinse with cold water.
• Tobacco and nicotine stains on the carpet:
The best cleaner for these stains is glycerine, with the instruction to pour a little glycerine on the desired area and clean it slowly. Now do this again and pour some stain remover on it and leave it on the place for half an hour and then wash it.
• Carpet wax and gum stains:
The trick of using gum and wax stains is the opposite of the oil stain removal method. In these cases, cover the ice piece in a thin cloth and keep it on the stain until it dries. Then use an object like a spoon or a sharp knife to gently remove the wax or gum from the fabric.
.Coffee or tea stains:
Some water-soluble stains, such as coffee and tea, are more difficult to remove because the heat of the liquid binds to the texture of the carpet. These materials often leave a stain after cleaning. When water-soluble products are dissolved, these natural and organic stains are destroyed with an oxidizing agent. For example, half-warm water and some washing powder and a sponge can remove these types of stains from your carpet, but if the stains remain, continue to remove the stains with 5% hydrogen peroxide and a little water until it is completely removed. Then dry the area with a towel.