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Struggling with stains on carpets, rugs, sofas, upholstery, mattresses, or curtains? Our emergency guides help you minimise damage before professional help arrives. However, stain removal is a delicate task—only a skilled specialist can ensure safe, effective results. Trust the experts to protect your valuables!
Accidents happen, but improper stain removal can ruin carpets, furniture, and fabrics. While our guides offer temporary solutions, true stain removal requires expertise. For lasting results and no further damage, always rely on a trusted professional. Your belongings deserve the best care!
This quick stain removal guide is for your items, but we strongly recommend calling I Love Clean Carpet for free expert advice to prevent damage. Stain removal is specialised; each carpet and sofa has unique materials, so one method doesn’t suit all. Contact us!
Select the item you need to clean with our stain removal guide. From carpets to sofas, each material needs special care. Follow our tips or call I Love Clean Carpet for free expert advice to safely remove stains without damage.
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Blot fresh coffee spills immediately with a clean cloth. Mix 1 tbsp dish soap + 1 tbsp white vinegar + 2 cups water, dab (don’t rub!), then rinse. Avoid heat—dries the stain! Call a pro for deep cleaning.
Blot excess wine, sprinkle salt/baking soda to absorb. Mix hydrogen peroxide (3%) + dish soap, dab gently. Rinse with cold water. Avoid scrubbing—spreads the stain! Professional cleaning recommended.
Dab rubbing alcohol (test first!) on a cloth, blot ink lightly. Don’t rub—pushes ink deeper. Rinse with water. For stubborn stains, a carpet specialist is best.
Scrape off excess grease, cover with baking soda/cornstarch for 15 mins. Vacuum, then dab with dish soap + warm water. Avoid heat—sets the stain! Pro cleaners handle grease best.
Cold water + mild soap only! Hot water sets blood. Blot, don’t scrub. For dried stains, hydrogen peroxide (3%) helps—test first! Deep stains need professional treatment.
Blot urine ASAP, apply enzyme cleaner (not vinegar/ammonia!). Rinse, dry thoroughly. Lingering smells? Call a pro—urine soaks deep into fibres!
Scrape off excess, apply dish soap + cold water, blot gently. Avoid heat—melts chocolate deeper! Rinse, repeat. Tough stains? Leave it to experts.
Let mud dry completely, then vacuum. Mix vinegar + water, dab residue. Don’t scrub wet mud—spreads dirt! Professionals ensure no lingering grime.
Blot immediately with a clean cloth. Mix 1 tsp mild detergent + 1 tsp white vinegar + 1 cup warm water. Dab gently (no rubbing!). Rinse with damp cloth. Call upholstery pros for set-in stains.
Blot with kitchen roll, sprinkle baking soda. Mix 1 tbsp dish soap + 1 tbsp hydrogen peroxide (test hidden area first!). Dab, don’t scrub. Professional cleaning recommended for velvet/fabric sofas.
Test rubbing alcohol on hidden spot first. Dab (don’t rub!) with cotton ball. Blot with cold water immediately. Leather? Specialist cleaner only – DIY can damage!
Sprinkle cornflour/baking soda, leave 15 mins. Vacuum. Dab with mild soap + lukewarm water. Never use heat! Grease traps odours – professionals have solvent cleaners.
Cold water + salt paste only! Hot water cooks proteins. Blot gently. For leather – specialist help needed immediately. Dried blood? Enzyme cleaners work best.
Blot, then enzyme cleaner (no vinegar!). For vomit, scrape solids first. Sofa cushions? Remove covers if possible. Deep cleaning needed – urine damages padding!
Scrape excess, dab with mild soap + cold water. Heat melts cocoa deeper! Microfibre? Avoid harsh scrubbing. Professional cleaning prevents discolouration.
Foundation: Dish soap + cold water. Lipstick: Rubbing alcohol (test first!). Cream leather? Specialist only – dyes transfer easily. Blot, never rub!
Let mud dry completely first! Vacuum, then dab residue with vinegar solution. Scrubbing wet mud grinds dirt into fibres. Professional steam cleaning recommended.
Wear gloves! Scoop solids, dab with enzyme cleaner. Milk proteins sour – professional sanitisation needed. Avoid bleach – discolours fabrics!
Blot immediately with dry towel. Mix 1 part white vinegar to 2 parts water, spray lightly. Sprinkle baking soda, leave for 8 hours then vacuum. For deep stains, call mattress cleaning specialists.
Use cold water only - hot sets stains. Mix hydrogen peroxide (3%) with dish soap, dab gently. Blot dry. For large stains, professional treatment prevents lingering odors and discoloration.
Blot excess immediately. Mix 1 tsp dish soap with 2 cups warm water, dab gently. Rinse with damp cloth, air dry completely. Avoid soaking - can damage mattress padding.
Remove solids first. Spray enzyme cleaner, leave 15 mins. Dab with baking soda paste, vacuum when dry. For complete sanitization, professional steam cleaning recommended.
Mix 3 tbsp hydrogen peroxide with 1 tbsp dish soap. Apply lightly, leave 30 mins. Blot with cold water. Repeat if needed. Regular professional cleaning prevents buildup.
Test rubbing alcohol on small area first. Dab gently with cotton ball. Blot with cold water immediately. Avoid rubbing - pushes ink deeper into fibers.
Blot immediately. Club soda works well for fresh stains. For set stains, use vinegar solution (1:3 water). Sun drying helps but may bleach fabric.
Dab with micellar water or dish soap solution. For foundation, use rubbing alcohol (test first). Powder stains? Vacuum first before wet cleaning.
Blot immediately with cold water. Mix mild detergent + white vinegar (1:1), dab gently. Rinse with cold water. Never rub – spreads stain! Check care label before washing.
Blot with white cloth, apply salt/baking soda paste. After 10 mins, rinse with cold water + mild soap. Heat sets tannins – no hot water! Professional cleaning for delicate fabrics.
Test rubbing alcohol on hem first. Dab (don’t rub!) stain with cotton ball. Rinse immediately. For silk/linen – specialist treatment only. DIY may cause colour bleeding.
Sprinkle cornflour, leave 15 mins. Brush off, then dab with washing-up liquid + warm water. Avoid scrubbing – pushes grease deeper. Dry cleaners best for heavy fabrics.
Cold water + salt soak only! Hot water sets proteins. Gently dab with hydrogen peroxide (3%) for tough stains – test first! Professional cleaning for vintage curtains.
Blot, then enzyme cleaner (no bleach!). Rinse with cold water. For vomit, remove solids first. Sun-drying helps – but may fade colours. Professional sanitisation recommended.
Scrape excess, dab with mild soap + cold water. Cocoa stains oxidise – treat quickly! Check fabric care label. Dry cleaning safest for heavy drapes.
Foundation: Dish soap + cold water. Lipstick: Rubbing alcohol (test first!). For sheer curtains, avoid harsh chemicals – may damage delicate fibres.
Let dry completely, then brush off. Dab residue with vinegar solution (1:3 water). Never wash wet mud – stains set permanently! Professional cleaning for embroidered curtains.
Freeze with ice pack, scrape off wax. Place paper towel over residue, iron on low heat. Change towel frequently. Dry clean silk/velvet curtains.
Blot excess with clean cloth. Mix 1 tbsp white vinegar + 1 tbsp dish soap + 2 cups warm water. Dab gently, rinse with cold water. Avoid rubbing – sets stains deeper!
Blot immediately, cover with salt/baking soda. Mix 3% hydrogen peroxide + dish soap (1:1), dab gently. Rinse thoroughly. Professional cleaning for wool/silk rugs.
Blot, apply enzyme cleaner (no ammonia!). Rinse with cold water. For vomit, remove solids first. Sun drying helps but may fade colours.
Sprinkle cornflour/baking soda, leave 15 mins. Vacuum, then dab with dish soap + warm water. Never use heat – sets stains permanently!
Cold water + salt paste only! Hot water sets proteins. Blot gently. For wool, use mild soap only. Professionals handle stubborn stains best.
Test rubbing alcohol on hidden area. Dab (don’t rub!) with cotton ball. Rinse immediately. For delicate rugs, call specialists – DIY risks damage.
Scrape excess, dab with dish soap + cold water. Avoid heat – melts cocoa deeper! For wool/silk, professional cleaning recommended.
Let dry completely, vacuum thoroughly. Dab residue with vinegar solution (1:3 water). Never scrub wet mud – grinds dirt in!
Foundation: Dish soap + cold water. Lipstick: Rubbing alcohol (test first!). For delicate fibres, minimal moisture is key.
Freeze with ice pack, scrape off wax. Place paper towel over residue, iron on low. Change towel frequently.
Use a microfiber cloth or blind cleaning tool weekly. For vinyl/aluminum, damp cloth with mild soap works. Always wipe in same direction (left-right) to prevent damage.
Mix warm water with few drops dish soap. Wipe slats with soft cloth (never soak!). Rinse with damp cloth. For stubborn grease, use vinegar solution (1:3 water).
Blot immediately with dry cloth. Dampen with water+vinegar solution (1:4). Wipe gently. Avoid excess moisture - can warp slats. Dry thoroughly after cleaning.
Test rubbing alcohol on hidden area first. Dab gently with cotton swab. Wipe clean immediately. For fabric blinds, professional cleaning recommended.
For wet paint: wipe gently with damp cloth. Dry paint? Carefully scrape with plastic tool. Use mild soap for residue. Never use harsh solvents!
Mix vinegar+baking soda paste. Apply with soft brush, wipe clean. Rinse with damp cloth. For severe cases, professional cleaning restores original color.
Wear gloves! Mix 1 part bleach to 10 parts water. Wipe affected areas. Rinse thoroughly. Improve ventilation to prevent recurrence.
Scrape off solids gently. Use mild detergent solution. Avoid abrasive scrubbers. For fabric blinds, spot clean only to prevent water marks.
White vinegar works best! Dip cloth in vinegar, wring out well. Wipe spots gently. Buff dry with clean microfiber cloth to prevent streaks.
Use rubber gloves or damp sponge to collect hair. Vacuum with brush attachment weekly. For allergies, use microfiber cloth with anti-static spray.