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I spilled "Old English Scratch Cover" over on my green carpet. It left an ugly brown stain! We tried a lot of things but nothing worked. Finally my husband tried his automotive hand cleaner, smearing it in good. We let it set a few minutes then using warm water and began to wipe it up and out. When we finished the stain was gone. You may have to do this a couple of times to get it all but, patience pays off.
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RE: Removing Furniture Polish Stains from Carpet
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Post By samantha (Guest Post)
(04/08/2007)
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i need removing shoe polish
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Post By Mike (San Jose, CA) (Guest Post)
(05/07/2006)
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I dripped Old English brown furniture polish on my light tan carpet. The spots were circular up to 1/4 inch across. I blotted what I could with a white napkin, but the carpet was really stained brown. Having checked this web site, I saw the suggestion to use car mechanics hand cleaner. I bought some and used a cotton swab tip to apply the hand cleaner to the stain. I let it sit for 20 minutes, blotted it up, and used a damp napkin to clean the residue off the carpet. The carpet came absolutely clean! My investment was $1.09 plus tax at Walmart (Multi-Purpose GOOP Hand Cleaner).
Note - another web site said to use isopropyl alcholol. it didn't work on this tough stain. Use mechanics hand cleaner.
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Post By James Clark (Guest Post)
(03/21/2006)
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"Old English Scratch Cover Poster"
I've done the exact same thing.
PLEASE, let me know the exact automotive hand cleaner you used.?
THANKS!!
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Post By (Guest Post)
(06/15/2005)
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I just spilled half of a bottle of "raspberry blush" nail polish all over my mother's brand new beige carpet. After applying nail polish remover and applying shaving cream proved to be ineffective, I tried my own solution. I found an SOS pad and scrubbed after soaking the pad in hot water. The blue residue it left frightened me even more than the nail polish, but soon after that blue disappeared after I had scrubbed the area with a hot towel. Voila!
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Post By Judy (Guest Post)
(03/20/2005)
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You might consider looking on the label and calling the Co. they will be able tell you on what to use.
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Post By Enter your name Judy Johnson (Guest Post)
(03/19/2005)
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You know I have found out that Dish Detergert on a hot wet wash rag cleanes alot of stuff from carpet. Try a little spot its already soiled any way wouldn't hurt to give this a try Good Luck""
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