Milk Odor on Carpet
Jennifer from Olathe, KS
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RE: Milk Odor on Carpet
Thank you so much great help!
Post By guest (Guest Post)
RE: Milk Odor on Carpet
I had spilled milk in my trunk, I tried steaming, vinegar and soap. Finally someone told me to put unused coffee grounds on it, worked like a charm, no more milk smell in my car!
Post By golfer (Guest Post)
RE: Milk Odor on Carpet
Carpet Fresh for Pets works! I had spilled a latte in my car and it was awful. I sprinkled the Pet Carpet fresh and the smell was gone within a day. Hope this helps.
Post By Cindy (Guest Post)
RE: Milk Odor on Carpet
Oh thank you so much for posting your remedies on this website. You saved the day for me! Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Post By Ally A (Guest Post)
RE: Milk Odor on Carpet
Odo-Ban from Sam's.........use as directed on label. Very very effective and economical too.
Post By camilla (Guest Post)
RE: Milk Odor on Carpet
---> PEROXIDE - First pour on enough peroxide to cover spot. Let dry (This works by using oxygen to "fizz out" and "eat" up your stain) Peroxide works great on coffee and cocoa stains as well as anything organic (NOT stains such as kool-aid or ink which are not organic stains)
---> BAKING SODA - Sprinkle on the baking soda. Let sit a day or so, then vacuum off.
---> *OR* if the above doesn't work you can buy the spray that is use to get pet urine out of carpet & fabrics This works by "eating" up the molecules with a type of good bacteria. You'd spray the formula, then cover it with plastic wrap or a plastic bag (to keep it damp, if it dries, the bacteria stops working, so do not blow dry)
* A good brand is "OUT" available at Walmart for about $4.(It smells like Vanilla!)
*** Any of the above should be tested in an inconspicuous place first to make sure your carpet is colorfast.
* Many people don't know just how great Peroxide works to fizz out most stains. When I sold my moms house, I used the peroxide to remove nearly every stain on her carpet. The carpet, looked nasty to begin, and nearly new when spot treated with the peroxide. Peroxide works best when put in a labeled spray bottle. Simple spray on, wait a minute while it fizzes away the stain, blot and repeat as many times as needed. Use plain old grocery store peroxide. DO NOT use the kind you'd bleach your hair with as this is to strong.
* The next time you spill milk, first blot with a towel, then pour club soda on stain, you can also cover stain with salt, baking soda or borax (which will soak it up) let dry, then vacuum a day or so later.
* It's a good idea to keep a few small bottles of club soda or fizzy watter around the house just in case you need to clean up a stain. Club soda works wonders on clothes too. Just pour on as soon as you spill, while the stain is fresh.
Post by Cyinda
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