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Grape Soda Stain on Carpet

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Date: 05/21/2007 Topics: Cleaning > Carpet | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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How do you get grape soda stains out of carpet? I tried oxy clean, Tide, carpet shampoo, nothing is working!

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Post By Echristybertagnolli (Guest Post) (05/21/2008)
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Post By Lois. (Guest Post) (05/29/2007)
I read in a book that if you spill red wine on a carpet to pour white wine over it and it will clean it...well IT WORKS....so, since wine is made of grapes, maybe white wine over the grape juice would work...good luck

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Post By Becki in Indiana (Guest Post) (05/26/2007)
this sound crazy, but it has worked for me on a number of "impossible" stains. Slather on shaving cream -- the old-fashioned white kind in an aerosol can, NOT a gel. You can usually buy a can for about a buck. Put a big glob on the stain and work it in really well with a scrubbrush. Let it dry and then vacuum the area. You may have to repeat this a few times, but it may very well solve the problem! What do you have to lose?

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Post by Andjerm (56) | (05/24/2007)
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I know when I had red Kool-aid on my carpet the carpet man came and showed me this trick. Take a white hankerchief or thin cloth add vinegar. Enought to dampen NOT drip. Place over spot and IRON with med. hot iron. It really works. I imagine it act like easter egg dye needing the vinegar in it. It's worth a try even though you have added many other chemicals already. good luck.

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Post By Trish (Guest Post) (05/22/2007)
Try Dry Cleaner. It's a spray can in the automotive section. Sometimes that works with hard stains.

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