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Removing Red Soda Stain From White Carpet

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Date: 03/21/2008 Topics: Cleaning > Carpet | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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How do I remove a set-in red soda stain from cream/white colored carpet? Any suggestions would help. Thanks.

Christina
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By pjcustar (24) Contact
I use Scrubbing Bubbles on all my carpet and upolstery. took a 5 yr old red something out of my very light blue carpeting... got this hint from two different car detailers. .. lots of luck penny

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By artisticattorney (10) Contact
I like to "clean green" as much as possible, but I have to say that I have yet to find a stain on carpet or clothing that SPOT SHOT didn't just love!! I swear I've seen many stains just disappear in front of my eyes - the neighbor kids thought I was a magician... Now, maybe this will be the one it won't attack, but I've removed red Kool-Aid (R) with it so...

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By Joankay (148) Contact
Try Club Soda. Just pour a little on the stain and blot it with tissues or paper towels. Do not rub! Continue in this manner until the stain is removed. I know this works for red wine stains. Good Luck!

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By Christina (Guest Post)
You could also try brake cleaner. It is very smelly, and you should test for color-fastnest somewhere unseen first. Spray on the brake cleaner, then blot with a cloth.

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By deanj (Guest Post)
You could try white vinegar. I used it to remove old wine stains on a tan rug. It worked very well.

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By luvmygingerkids (354) Profile Blog! Contact
Call a reputable professional carpet cleaner. I did, and he was able to remove not oil long-ago spilled oil but red candle wax as well.

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