Before treating the rug stain with a spot-remover product, first test it on an inconsistent area. Carpet and Galicha Institute says this is an important step, as some cleaning solutions can cause losses. Its advice: Apply several drops in the test area and place a white cloth on the wet area for 10 seconds. Next, check carpet and fabric for color transfer or damage the rug. If you notice the color coming on the rug or the color coming on the malaise, then test another product.
Once you identify a safe cleaning solution, the institute recommends applying a small amount for stains and sitting for about 10 minutes. Next, working from the edges outside the stain, gently stain the opportunity. Repeat as required.
The institute says that in many cases, patience is the most important superpower, and sometimes it may be necessary to repeat the same step.
The stain has been completely removed and a brief happy dance has begun, it over time is the time to rinse the treated area with lukewarm tap water and spot dry (again with spots!) Until all cleaning solutions have been removed. The institute has warned that some products will be blurred and the reason for their own spots if they are not fully rinsed.
To dry, stack a half inch layer of plain paper towels on the spot and weigh it down with a flat, heavy object (or standing on it). Continue the process, changing the paper towel as required, until the excess water is absorbed and the carpet is dry.
If you feel the need for speed, the institute suggests using a dry, exploitative cleaning compound (eg capture) to accelerate the drying time.
