3 Awesome Homemade Tips For Removing Carpet And Rug Stains

• Posted by Naveen Singh November 13, 2018 - Filed in Business - #Carpet Cleaning NYC  - 330 views

  You don’t always have to spend hundreds of dollars on a carpet cleaning NYC company. There are things you can do before calling an expensive cleaning service.

   

  Beer

  Strange isn’t it? But it is every bit as true as The Bachelorette finale you saw last week. Get used to it. You will find out soon that taking out that coffee or tea stain from your rug is very much easy. It may have seemed impossible at first but at that time beer was not in the scene. You can get it all out by just pouring a bit of beer right on top of the stain. All you have to do then is rub the beer lightly into the material. You will see how quickly the stain disappears. Repeat the process a couple of times if you think the stain is too stubborn. This will help you remove all the traces of the stain.

   

  Ammonia

  According to the leading Carpet Cleaning NYC companies this weird smelling liquid is capable of lifting out stains from your expensive carpeting and upholstery. You should remember to sponge them up with a solution of 1 cup clear ammonia and 2 liters of warm water. Don’t rub but dab. Then let the surface dry thoroughly, and repeat if needed.

   

  The Magic Potion - Vinegar

  Many carpet cleaning NYC professionals will readily vouch for the various marvels vinegar can achieve within a short span of time. This liquid is the superhero of stain removal and also if you want to clean any surfaces in general, you can totally rely on it anytime.

   

  ·       You can rub a mixture of 2 tablespoons salt and 1/2 cup white vinegar on light carpet stains. Let the solution dry and then vacuum for best results.

  ·       You can add 2 tablespoons borax to this very mixture and use it in the same way for larger or darker stains.

  ·       You can also make a paste of 1 tablespoon vinegar and 1 tablespoon cornstarch if you want to get rid of tough, ground-in dirt and stains. Rub it into the stain with a dry cloth. Let it set for 48 hours, and then vacuum for best results.

               

   

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