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Accidents happen, but when it involves spillages on your carpet it's understandable that you will want to remedy the offending stain as quickly and as easily as possible. After all, you don't want a stain to ruin the look of your beautiful carpets, by following a few simple steps your carpet will look as good as new in no time.
The most important thing to successfully remove a carpet stain is to remove it immediately. In most instances, a stain can be effectively removed using what you have at home. The main thing to remember is not to rub the stain as this can actually spread and engrain it deeper into the carpet.
When purchasing a stain remover, look for one that is tailored to the stain that needs removal, and lastly, always follow the manufactures product instructions. It is always advisable to spray a little remover on an inconspicuous area of the carpet to ensure it will not damage or fade the carpet.
If the carpet stain just won't come out, you can hire a carpet cleaner. Alternatively, you can call in a professional carpet cleaner who is trained to safely remove even the most difficult, deep-seated carpet stains, without damaging your carpet.
For the very best expert advice on installing new carpets in your Sunshine Coast home, contact the team at Impact Flooring at 07 5443 1295.
Note - this information is of a general nature only. Consult a carpet cleaning specialist for specific advice.
References
https://www.thespruce.com/how-to-get-stains-out-of-carpet-5214384
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