does anyone know any FANTASTIC carpet cleaners that actually get the stain out?
ahh i eat in my room and i accidently got a lot of stains on my carpet =( and my mom is killing me for it.
and also i might of accidently spilled some self tanner lotion and it made an orange stain once it dried! ahhhhhhhh and i have no clue how to get it out!! please help me!
thank you =)
Other stains, any Oxy spray worls well. So does Spray & Wash laundry stain remover.
A good powdered Oxy that you can make a paste up and scrub in is best for most anything. You can't find Oxy anywhere though but can at hardware stores for sure.
Vinegar and water is always good for most stains if gotten to immediately.
LM answered Saturday March 10 2007, 7:00 pm: I've consulted with my parents on this one, so you're rating THEM too ;)
Less Abrasive, & guaranteed to not take out color of the carpet (spot test first though!:
-OxyClean
-GooGone
VERY STRONG. I've used both of these to get dried, blood-red nail polish out of expensive grey carpeting, with great success. I don't know how they'll react with dark-colored carpet, though, so test a small area, like, in your closet or along a baseboard first :)
-OOPS! remover
-Goof Off The Ultimate Remover.
Both of these work grat on virtually everything. Please, though, OPEN ALL THE WINDOWS! Stuff's incredibly strong. We didn't do that... and we couldn't go in the house for a few hours and had to get takeout.
You can buy any of these at a hardware/home improvement store. Many you can even find at stores like Target or WalMart. Check in the automotive depertment and ask someone there for stain remover stuff- people use GooGone a lot to get bird crap off their car) [ LM's advice column | Ask LM A Question ]
ASAPcamille answered Saturday March 10 2007, 6:47 pm: the brand "RESOLVE" is ahhh-mazing. I am not quite sure how to get the tanner out...try putting the resolve on it, and that will make it soft, then pick it offf,
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