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How to Clean Carpet Stains Being underfoot all the time, a carpet is a prime area for stains. And there are many, many different kinds of stains that a carpet is subjected to. Mrs. Clean is here to share her cleaning tips to remove stains and keep your carpet looking new. Some stains come up easier than others. Fresh stains come up easier than older stains that have been allowed to sit. We will start with general cleaning tips, then progress into methods for removing specific types of stains. Most of the stains can be removed using cleaning solutions that you probably have around your house. Remember to pay attention to any instructions or warnings that might have come with your carpet. Not every carpet should be treated the same way. In all cases it's best to remove all stains as soon as the spill or mark happens. Removing Water Based Stains - Blot up as much of the liquid as you can without pushing it down into the carpet. - If the spot is dry, wet the spot (Don't soak it!) and let it sit for a minute or two and then blot. - If the spot seems to be disappearing, continue until the spot is gone. - Put a few layers of paper towels over the spot and weight them down with something heavy to absorb as much liquid as possible. - Allow to air dry. - Repeat as necessary. Removing Heavy Duty Stains - Moisten the area with a 3% hydrogen peroxide solution. - Cover the area with a towel to keep the solution dark for 60 minutes or so. (sunlight converts hydrogen peroxide to water.) - If the solution seems to be helping, repeat as necessary. - Allow to air dry. Removing Non-Water Based Stains - Remove as much of the substance as possible with a paper towel or a plastic spoon or knife. - Use rubbing alcohol on a paper towel or on a white cloth to dab at the stain. - Dab until the stain is gone. - Try not to get the alcohol on the backing of the rug. - Dab and do not rub so as to not fray the carpet fibers. Removing Specific Stains Blood: - Blood carries disease. Wear rubber gloves and discard with the other items you used to remove the blood. - Act fast. If the blood coagulates it will be more difficult to remove. - Using cold water (never hot) add a little water to the stain and blot it up. - Use only a little water at a time so as not to spread the stain. - Pour some cold club soda or hydrogen peroxide over any stain that remains. Its bubbling action may move the blood to the top of the carpet where you can remove it. - If there’s still a stain, try spraying with 1/2 cup of cool water mixed with 1 tablespoon of clear ammonia. - Blot it up. Grease - Spray the stain with an ammonia and water solution (1/2 ammonia, 1/2 water). - Blot it up right away. - Repeat until the stain is gone. Nail Polish - Use clear non-acetone nail polish remover. - Dip a paper towel in the remover and test the nail polish remover on a hidden part of the carpet. - If no color transfers from the carpet to the towel, apply the remover to the polish. - Blot. - Keep it up until the stain is gone. Gum - Put a spoonful of peanut butter on the gum that’s adhered to your carpet. - Use the spoon gently to work the peanut butter into the gum and let sit for a few minutes. - Pick the gum pieces up with a paper towel. Clean up the rest with the grease stain removal tip above. Tar - Spray WD40 on a paper towel. - Blot at the tar until its gone (keep using clean parts of the paper towel.) Pet Stains - Blot up or remove as much of the stain as you can. - Sprinkle white vinegar on the stain. - Blot up from the edges of the stain inward, so as not to spread the stain. - Repeat if necessary.
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Kako ukloniti fleke sa tepiha Tepih u kući je odlično rešenje. Prijatno je po njemu hodati, stopalima prija toplota, poboljšava estetiku doma. Ali, bez obzira koliko smo oprezni, prljanje je neizbežno. A kada u kući ima dece i kućnih ljubimaca, vaš tepih spada u „rizičnu grupu“. Ipak, sa flekama se možemo izboriti. Na koji način možete ukloniti problematične fleke sa tepiha, čitajte u nastavku ovog članka. Masne fleke. To su najproblematičnije fleke na tepihu. Svežu masnu fleku treba upiti papirnim ubrusom, a onda obilno posuti sodom bikarbonom, talkom ili kukuruznim brašnom. Posle 6-7 sati, taj deo je neophodno temeljno usisati. Soda, talk ili brašno, u ovom slučaju obavljaju funkciju apsorbenta. Staru, skorelu masnu flaku treba prvo sastrugati sa tepiha. Zatim trljati pamučnom tkaninom umočenom u alkohol, dok fleka ne bude odstranjena. Alkohol možete zameniti sa rastvorom tople vode i deterdženta, ili penom za brijanje. Inače, pena za brijanje (ne gel!) odgovara svima vrstama fleka na tepihu. Treba poprskati penom zaprljan deo tepiha i ostaviti na 30-40 minuta. Nakon toga upijte je vlažnim sunđerom. Za otklanjanje fleka biće od pomoći i obično sredstvo za pranje prozora. Jednostavno, poprskate fleku, stavite odozgo neku staru pamučnu krpu i pređite nekoliko puta preko nje vrućom peglom. Ako vam je potrebno ukloniti fleku od kafe, čaja ili kakaoa, rastvorite u litri hladne vode 1 supenu kašiku glicerina i prebrišite isprljani deo tepiha. Ukloniti sa tepiha mrlju od krvi pomoći će običan hidrogen. Jednostavno ga sipajte na fleku i upijte peškirom, ili krpom. Još jedan način uklanjanja fleke je – navlažiti tepih i obilno posuti solju. Kada se prosuši, dobro usisati. Ukloniti žvaku zalepljenu za tepih, pomoći će obična kocka leda. Stavite je na žvaku i sklonite, kada se žvaka stvrdne. Kako ukloniti fleke od sveće- pogledajte ovde: Kako ukloniti fleke od voska