Can I remove old stains from a rug?

January 4, 2010 by admin · 16 Comments
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vetty asked:

I have a cream rug, which I love, but it doesn’t fit in the washing machine, and it has a few old marks on it – dirt mainly I think, though possibly a drop or two of red wine as well! Are there any products I can use / ways of cleaning it to bring it up a bit nicer?

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how can i vacuum a short pile cheap rug that attracts my hair?

December 14, 2009 by admin · 2 Comments
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Kim T asked:

aside from getting on hands and knees with my lint roller that is! I am never getting this kind of rug again!
actually, I should say “clean” – not shampoo, but get off the dirt and etc. The vac works a bit if I press hard but it will not get up my hair!! I hate this rug!

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the best carpet shamoo to use for my carpet?

November 1, 2009 by admin · 4 Comments
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Ramona H asked:


i have a light beige colored carpet. i have a carpet shampooer. i was wondering what is the best cleanser to use to get out deep down dirt?

thank’s

ps i live in america so need cleanser’s sold in america actually new england to be more precise.

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How do I get liquid hand soap out of my wool carpet?

October 14, 2009 by admin · 1 Comment
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Lofty M asked:


Eeeek!! My son tipped a bottle of liquid hand soap onto our carpet. It is a light coloured carpet and there are dark stains. We have tried using warm water and soaking up with towels which helped only a fraction. Because it is a wool carpet, I was hesitant to use boiling water. As it is in the traffic area of the room, it is picking up dirt and looking really untidy.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
The soap has dried into the carpet.

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When is the landlord responsible to replace the carpet?

October 9, 2009 by admin · 10 Comments
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Kristin R asked:


The carpet in my apartment is at least 20 years old. My biggest concern is health risks. It is filthy even after being steam cleaned I can only imagine what is trapped in the deteriorating carpet pad that might cause resperitory problems. The carpet is warn through, uneven and has been ripped up by previous tenants running cords under it. It is permanantly discolored by dirt and sundamage. It is pulling up along the door jam and catches when opening and closing the door. I have only lived here a year and didn’t create any of this damage. Are there laws regarding when carpet must be replaced?

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What are the best way to clean the carpets in my car?

August 19, 2009 by admin · 4 Comments
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aeagle9495 asked:


I am looking to sell my car soon and the carpet and floor mats have the normal wear and tear. I would like to get some of the dirt and grime out as long as some of the coffee and tea stains. What is the best way to get the carpets looking much cleaner and as new as possible? A home remedie would be great that way I don’t have to go out and spend too much money. Thanks!

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What is the best way to deep clean carpets?

August 19, 2009 by admin · 5 Comments
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sherryberry74 asked:

I’ve read some of other people’s posts, and it seems like some say get a professional (some like Stanley Steemer, others don’t), some say to rent a carpet cleaner and do it yourself, others say to buy your own, which is the best investment in the long run. I don’t mind buying my own for $200 if they really work well, because it does seem to be cheaper in the long run. I have 2 dogs and they bring in mud and dirt into the house all the time. I’ve never had carpets deep cleaned before, so I don’t know the difference between the different services and technology. Are they all steam cleaners or no? Any information is welcome and appreciated.

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