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Port on a beige carpet

feylya · 2007-01-04 01:45:49

I'm trying to get spilled port out of a beige/creamy carpet. Tried carpet cleaner 5-6 times and it's still there. Anyone have any ideas? It's well dried in by now.

04-01-2007 1:45am

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feylya

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I'm trying to get spilled port out of a beige/creamy carpet. Tried carpet cleaner 5-6 times and it's still there. Anyone have any ideas? It's well dried in by now.

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#2 04-01-2007 9:49am

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Salt works when the stain is fresh. Not sure if pouring table salt on now would have any effect particularly since you have used other cleaners but might be worth a try putting a little pile of table salt on to the stain. If you had done it immediately after it happened you would have no stain now. Works for red wine too.

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#3 04-01-2007 10:01am

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I did this a few years ago too. Salt (lots of it!) straight away while still wet did most of it, but found that a spray called Vanish! took care of what was left.

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