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If till wet, place double layer of paper towel or rag over spot, step on it to pull up moisture. Remove and pour pure rubbing alcohol over entire stain soaking deep into carpet, lay double layer of paper towel over spot and step again moving edges of paper towel till you have pulled up alcohol, rubbing with shoe on towel to remove any stain. If feces has run into carpet remove as much as possible before soaking with alcohol then use brush to pull up feces, repeat with rubbing alcohol and soak up with towel. Works great on any rug or upholstry stains, leaves no residue when dry and drys quickly. Use hydrogen peroxide on blood or throw up same way.
If till wet, place double layer of paper towel or rag over spot, step on it to pull up moisture. Remove and pour pure rubbing alcohol over entire stain soaking deep into carpet, lay double layer of paper towel over spot and step again moving edges of paper towel till you have pulled up alcohol, rubbing with shoe on towel to remove any stain. If feces has run into carpet remove as much as possible before soaking with alcohol then use brush to pull up feces, repeat with rubbing alcohol and soak up with towel. Works great on any rug or upholstry stains, leaves no residue when dry and drys quickly. Use hydrogen peroxide on blood or throw up same way.
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-- These are great helpful tips! I often use baking soda or cornstarch, vinegar, clear dish soap, and some cold water, to remove oil-based stains out of the carpet.
Thank you for such a wonderful cleaning tips! For me, it gets much easier with Baking Soda –Vinegar spray. Most of the time, this recipe saves me time and effort. Besides, it’s easy, affordable and works wonders on pet urine and blood. I use white vinegar as it’s a treat even on old stains that you may have missed if your pet decided to “pee” behind your book cabinets. My friend owns a cleaning company in Canada, called Clean-Slate. She always advises her customers to use baking soda a natural odor remover. So team it up with white vinegar and get rid of the stubborn odor and stains. Keep sharing!!!
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