Coffee stain on carpet

MARKSPICE

Hi

I have a coffee stain on my cream carpet! Unfortunately the stain has set and the cleaning products I have used aren't helping.


Before I spend a fortune in getting a professional in or hiring a machine does anybody have any other cheaper methods for removing such a stain?

Cheers


Mark

Drempan

Then, when you've got stains, first smudge up as much as possible by dabbing the spot with a clean white-colored cotton or paper cloth. Try to avoid covering the area by scrubbing sideways because this is only going to increase the risk for stain to spread. Then remove the spot with COLD water and after that dry out the area thoroughly using a clean cloth. Continue doing this part as frequently as required. This will manage fresh spots.

For old spots you will need to first scrape off any congealed matter with a dull spatula or even a spoon, and then flush along with freezing water and dab using a dry up towel to take out moisture. Likely the spot is still there at this stage. Now, use the Ice cold neutral enzyme spotter and leave for around Fifteen minutes. Then flush and dry up.

Hope it helps :j

cattie

Do you know anybody who has a decent steam cleaner? As a black coffee drinker, my steam cleaner has never failed to completely remove any coffee stains I've been careless enough to create on the beige carpets.

gibson123

cattie wrote: »

Do you know anybody who has a decent steam cleaner? As a black coffee drinker, my steam cleaner has never failed to completely remove any coffee stains I've been careless enough to create on the beige carpets.

You can use a wallpaper steamer as well, I know i tried this with a set stain.

Drempan

cattie wrote: »

Do you know anybody who has a decent steam cleaner? As a black coffee drinker, my steam cleaner has never failed to completely remove any coffee stains I've been careless enough to create on the beige carpets.

Choose a carpet cleaning provider that will give you a 100% assure on their hot water steam cleaning technique for you're carpets.

Ben84

Ammonia has always worked well for me on coffee stains, even old ones, although they did take more work.

Chris25

don't know if it's of any use and probably too late now, but I used Vanish powder on red wine stain and it worked beautifully.The stain wasn't that old though.



**** aah, just realised OP is from Februaury!** *