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Is there ANY way to get out a red wine stain?
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PattyC
2006-02-17 22:51:03 UTC
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Hi All,

Any expert ideas on getting rid of a large red wine carpet stain? I already
tried several things, so maybe it's fixed in there forever. But I can't
believe there isn't SOME way to make this grey ugly map-looking thing
disappear from the middle of my beige carpet! (Hard to imagine one glass of
wine could spew that much....)

All help appreciated.

PattyC
Kim Olson
2006-02-17 23:05:17 UTC
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From a Google search, found this site. Lots of ideas. :-)

http://www.ehow.com/how_2526_remove-red-wine.html
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Post by PattyC
Hi All,
Any expert ideas on getting rid of a large red wine carpet stain? I
already tried several things, so maybe it's fixed in there forever. But I
can't believe there isn't SOME way to make this grey ugly map-looking
thing disappear from the middle of my beige carpet! (Hard to imagine one
glass of wine could spew that much....)
All help appreciated.
PattyC
PattyC
2006-02-19 20:25:29 UTC
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FYI, I did some searching and found most promising idea of using a 1:1
mixture of
hydrogen peroxide and detergent. I used clear Bissell rug cleaner along
with the hydrogen peroxide. Mixed up one cup (total) and put that in a
spray bottle. Sprayed the beige rug. Blotted dry. Repeated the process
(because there was still a very pale grayness). The stain is now GONE.

Great idea and I'm surprised more people don't know about it. I'm thinking
this would also work on other stains, as long as the rug is not a dark
color, of course. The mixture is I guess bleaching the stain/rug, but
that's OK with me.

Much thanks for all the replies. Check this out if you want to know more.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A49238-2004Jul14.html

PattyC
Post by Kim Olson
From a Google search, found this site. Lots of ideas. :-)
http://www.ehow.com/how_2526_remove-red-wine.html
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Writing and Editing Services
Free newsletter, The Lazy Vegan
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There is no one absolutely essential truth for all people, and every time
I look at a coin, I instinctively want to look at the other side.
--Peter Jennings
Post by PattyC
Hi All,
Any expert ideas on getting rid of a large red wine carpet stain? I
already tried several things, so maybe it's fixed in there forever. But
I can't believe there isn't SOME way to make this grey ugly map-looking
thing disappear from the middle of my beige carpet! (Hard to imagine one
glass of wine could spew that much....)
All help appreciated.
PattyC
Millhaven
2006-02-18 02:17:32 UTC
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Post by PattyC
Hi All,
Any expert ideas on getting rid of a large red wine carpet stain? I already
tried several things, so maybe it's fixed in there forever. But I can't
believe there isn't SOME way to make this grey ugly map-looking thing
disappear from the middle of my beige carpet! (Hard to imagine one glass of
wine could spew that much....)
All help appreciated.
PattyC
I have this huge baby oil stain in the middle of my beige carpet. I am
not going to tell you how it got there though. I just tell people its
coffee, if it ever actually sticks out among the clutter. It never
occurred to me to try to clean it up though.
Moira de Swardt
2006-02-19 08:13:02 UTC
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Post by Millhaven
I have this huge baby oil stain in the middle of my beige carpet. I am
not going to tell you how it got there though. I just tell people its
coffee, if it ever actually sticks out among the clutter. It never
occurred to me to try to clean it up though.
I also have an oil stain on a carpet. I have tried to get it out.
Several times. Unsuccessfully. It is a carpet that can be taken to
the drycleaners. It will cost a fortune, though.

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Stormmee
2006-02-19 20:10:53 UTC
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try soaking it in club soda and see if that helps, Lee, who just heard this
from a friend
Post by Moira de Swardt
Post by Millhaven
I have this huge baby oil stain in the middle of my beige carpet.
I am
Post by Millhaven
not going to tell you how it got there though. I just tell people
its
Post by Millhaven
coffee, if it ever actually sticks out among the clutter. It never
occurred to me to try to clean it up though.
I also have an oil stain on a carpet. I have tried to get it out.
Several times. Unsuccessfully. It is a carpet that can be taken to
the drycleaners. It will cost a fortune, though.
--
Moira de Swardt posting from Johannesburg, South Africa
Remove the dot in my address to find me at home.
Keera Ann Fox
2006-02-18 08:45:58 UTC
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Post by PattyC
Hi All,
Any expert ideas on getting rid of a large red wine carpet stain? I already
tried several things, so maybe it's fixed in there forever. But I can't
believe there isn't SOME way to make this grey ugly map-looking thing
disappear from the middle of my beige carpet! (Hard to imagine one glass of
wine could spew that much....)
All help appreciated.
I'm told that even after a red wine stain has set, white wine will still
fade it (must use a lot, like 3 x the spilled amount). Keep cheap white
wine around in case of red wine spills.
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Keera in Norway ~~ Think big. Shrink to fit.
http://home.online.no/~kafox/
Stormmee
2006-02-18 10:11:49 UTC
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try the enzyme cleaner from Wal-Mart, Lee
Post by PattyC
Hi All,
Any expert ideas on getting rid of a large red wine carpet stain? I already
tried several things, so maybe it's fixed in there forever. But I can't
believe there isn't SOME way to make this grey ugly map-looking thing
disappear from the middle of my beige carpet! (Hard to imagine one glass of
wine could spew that much....)
All help appreciated.
PattyC
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