How to Remove Rust Stains From Carpet

First you will need to scrape all the rust left from the carpet, if there is any. Then pour plain white vinegar or if you don't like vinegar smell try lemon juice mixed with salt onto the stained area. Let it soak in for a few hours, then blot with a damp towel. After pour a tiny amount of dish soap onto a damp sponge, then gently blot it into the stained area of the carpet and let it sit for 15 minutes. Blot the area with a clean white towel soaked in water. If the rust stain appears to be coming off onto the towel, keep blotting, and repeat the detergent application as needed.
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How to Remove Oil Stains From Upholstery

Sprinkle a thick coat of baking powder onto the stain, and let it sit for 20 minutes. Baking soda should absorb most of the oil. Then either vacuum the area or gather it with a paper towel. Next use a small brush or u could use a tooth brush. Pour some dish soap on it and scrub into the stain. Repeat till the stain is no longer there. Use a clean wet cloth and blot the stained area to remove any remaining dish soap.

How to Clean Coke stains from carpet

Vinegar is an effective ingredient in many homemade cleaning solutions. It also works great on removing coke from carpet.

Mix 1 cup of warm, tepid water with ¼ cup of vinegar. Apply the mixture on the stain. Then

blot up the excess liquid with a clean towel.

Then make a mixture of a tbsp. of detergent and a pint of warm water. Dampen a clean cloth with the mixture, and apply it to the stained area. Rub gently. After you don't see the stain, use a clean wet towel and rub the area until you see no detergent left on the carpet. Let the carpet dry.

 

How to Clean Ketchup, Pasta Sauce, or Barbecue Sauce off a Carpet

1. Gently scrape away the excess sauce as soon as possible after the stain sets. Use the dull edge of the knife, and remove as much of the ketchup as possible.
2. It's essential to use the right stain-removal techniques for a type of carpet. For example, natural fibers, such as wool or grass, can react badly to liquid stain removers (see the warning below concerning these chemicals), and you should always think twice before cleaning antique carpets or valuable rugs. If in doubt, call a professional carpet cleaner.
3. Dry stains need to be prepared for cleaning, so simply moisten a clean cloth with warm--not hot--water, and gently dab it onto the stain.
4. Prepare the cleaning solution. Add ¼ teaspoon mild detergent or carpet shampoo to 1 liter of cold water. Stir the solution in a bowl to mix thoroughly.
5. Moisten a clean cloth liberally with the cleaning solution, and simply lay the cloth over the stain.
6. Then dab it with a clean cloth.
7.Spray warm water onto the stain.  
8. Blot the stain with a clean dishtowel or sturdy paper towels.
9. Let the carpet dry.