Coffee stain 2
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Apparently you can use glycerin to remove it but I've never tried this method. I've normally used the totally unapproved way of using persil liquid and loads of water which seems to get most stains off. You're not meant to soak carpet etc, etc but if you've got a stain you've either got to get rid of it or live with it!!
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Oh well, glycerin's off the list then 
. You could try a professional carpet cleaning company (although you've probably thought of that one already). I suppose the problem is now that the stain is well and truly dried and set.
. You could try a professional carpet cleaning company (although you've probably thought of that one already). I suppose the problem is now that the stain is well and truly dried and set.hi there, I don,t know whether you,ve got an old piece of carpet that you could try this on. I was advised by 2 carpet fitters to put WD40 on any stain and that would remove it.
Needless to say that I thought they had just been let out for the weekend and no way would I try it.
I didn,t have an old piece of carpet anyway to try it on.
As I say if you are going to try it (but I haven,t) Use an old piece first.
Good luck
Needless to say that I thought they had just been let out for the weekend and no way would I try it.
I didn,t have an old piece of carpet anyway to try it on.
As I say if you are going to try it (but I haven,t) Use an old piece first.
Good luck
Muppett said:
I no how 2 get rit of it gust use this step bye step ting 1.Mix one teaspoon of a mild ph balanced detergent (a mild non alkaline non bleaching detergent) with a cup of lukewarm water
2.Blot
3.Mix one third cup of white household vinegar with two thirds cup of water
4.Blot
5.Sponge with clean water
6.Blot
2.Blot
3.Mix one third cup of white household vinegar with two thirds cup of water
4.Blot
5.Sponge with clean water
6.Blot
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