How to Remove Rug Stains
DIY Stain Removal for Rugs:
- VERY IMPORTANT – Before starting, make sure the rug is not a high end oriental rug as it may bleed. Check the tab. Click here for a good article giving 3 signs of a quality oriental rug.
- Mix 32 oz. of water to 1 tablespoon of Dawn liquid detergent. Mix well and put in spray bottle. (If it’s an oil-based stain the Dawn should help out.)
- Spray enough to saturate the affected area.
- Lightly agitate and dab a little bit to smear the area.
- Allow it to sit for 5 minutes.
- Now extract with water and wet/dry ShopVac. Do not use a regular vacuum!
- If the stain comes up all the way, place a fan to dry the area. If not, repeat process one more time.
- If the stain is still there we recommend contacting your local professional carpet and rug cleaner. Upon inspection they should be able to give you a good idea if the stain is even removable or not.
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