Ever spilled a red wine on white carpet? You’re watching a horror flick in slow-motion. But don’t fret, there is hope! Let’s look at the specifics of staining and odours removal – check this out!

It is important to understand that timing is key. The faster you act, your chances for success will be better. It’s a race with time, and every second counts. Take a clean cloth, and use it to blot – not rub – the stain. Rubbing just spreads the mess like butter over toast.

You have pets? These furry creatures can cause a lot of trouble. Pet stains tend to be more stubborn than normal stains because they are scented. You can use enzyme cleaners to get rid of these tough spots. These potions work by destroying the proteins that are in urine or vomit. They neutralize odor and stain.

Now, let’s talk coffee spills. Coffee is a favorite beverage, but it can be a problem when it gets on your clothes or furniture. Mix a tablespoon of liquid dish detergent with two cups iced water. Then, dab it on the stain and wait for it to disappear like Houdini.

Grease staining is a whole other beast. Grease is a powerful substance, and it can cause a lot of damage. Sprinkle baking soda directly on the grease to absorb any excess oil. Then, apply dish detergent to the area. Rub gently with a toothbrush and then rinse well.

Ink stains You’ve got tiny tattoos! Dab the ink with rubbing alcohol and a cotton-ball. Be patient, it may take a few tries to see any results.

Remember to have patience when removing bloodstains from upholstery or fabric. Here, cold water is the best option. Hot water only makes things worse as it will set the stain permanently. The stained item should be soaked in cold salt water for around 30 minutes, before washing.

Have you noticed how certain smells stick to fabrics? Smoke from cigarettes and even leftover dinner can linger, like an unwanted guest who isn’t sure when to leave. To get rid of these odours you can sprinkle baking powder liberally over carpets and furniture. Leave it overnight before vacuuming.

Some swear by natural remedies. And who doesn’t enjoy a good DIY? The vinegar solution is great for removing stains, odours as well as most other odors. Use equal parts water and white vinegar in a spray to make a cleaner that can be used on many surfaces.

We’ll also debunk some myths. Club soda’s carbonation helps lift fresh stains off fabric.

Have you been feeling down about laundry day? Add half a mug of vinegar to your wash cycle. This helps eliminate the smells that linger on gym clothes and musty towels.

Another thing: Test all cleaning solutions on a small area before using them to avoid any damage.

Remember Aunt Marge dropping the casserole right after Thanksgiving? The tomato sauce looked like abstract artwork gone wrong. Hydrogen peroxide mixed with dish soap saved the heirloom cloth from destruction. Now she uses this mixture for almost anything else.

Here are some tips to keep your home clean and odor-free.

Carpet Care Specialists Mosman
50 Yeo St, Neutral Bay, NSW, 2089
(02) 8311 3724