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Stain Removal Procedures

The following chart lists the most common household stains and the

procedure used to remove them. If using more than one procedure,

allow to dry in-between.

Stain Procedure Stain Procedure

Beer B Ink-India, Marking Pen A, M

Berries M Kool-Aid M

Blood M Lemonade M

Butter A Makeup A, B

Candle Wax O, A Mayonnaise B

Candy (sugar) B Mercurochrome M

Catsup M Merthiolate M

Chewing Gum G, A Milk B

Chocolate B Mixed Drinks (liquors) M

Chalk P Mud (dried) P, B

Coffee M Mustard M

Cooking Oil A, B Nail Polish L

Crayon A, B Paint-Latex B

Dirt or Clay P, B Paint-Oil A

Dyes (Blue, Black, etc.) M Pet Food M

Excrement B Shoe Polish A, M

Fruit Juice/Drinks M Soft Drinks M

Furniture Polish A Tar A

Grease-Food A, B Tea M

Grease-Auto A Urine D, M

Glue-White B Vomit B, M

Glue-Hobby A, L Wine B, M

Ice Cream B Unknown A, B

Ink-Ball Point Pen A

The stain removal procedures recommended on the following

page are provided to assist in maintaining your carpet and

reect the best information available. Remember, no carpet

is stain proof.

WARNING: Certain products found in most homes can

cause irreparable damage to your carpet. Bleaches, tile

cleaners, mildew removers, oven cleaners, drain openers,

pesticides, and some plant foods can have strong chemicals

which discolor or dissolve carpet bers. Acne medications

containing benzoyl peroxide, a very powerful bleach, are

capable of permanently damaging your carpet and most

other fabrics as well.

Stain Removal/Cleaning Solutions