You should have a spot remover kit readily available.
Prepare the cleaning materials before any accidents occur, so you are ready for
any eventuality. Bottle and label all your cleaning solutions. Your spot
remover kit should contain:
-A clean white, absorbent cloth; a sponge, an eyedropper,
or a squirt nozzle (not a spray nozzle) to apply the chemical.
-Dry cleaning fluid (non-flammable, such as
perchlorethylene). If dry cleaning fluid is unavailable, substitute a
paint/oil/grease remover.
-Detergent solution — mix one tsp of neutral powder type
of detergent in a 1/2 pint.
-Ammonia solution to neutralize type stains, such as
fruit juice (mix one tbs of ammonia to 3/4 cup of water).
-White vinegar solution to neutralize alkaline type
stains (mix 1/3 cup of white vinegar with 2/3 cup of water).
-Enzyme detergent (mix one tsp of laundry detergent that
specifically states that it contains enzymes with 1/2 pint of water).
-A can of dry ice.
The longer a stain remains in the fabric of your Persian
rug, the harder it becomes to remove. Scoop up solid material with a spatula or
a spoon. Absorb any excess liquid with a clean, absorbent cloth, towel or paper
towel. To prevent spreading a stain, work from the outside edge of the stain
toward its centre.
Do not use bleach. When cleaning Persian rugs, bleach can
remove a lot of stains, but it will also remove the color from your Persian
carpet.
- SpringClean provides eco-friendly cleaning services in Delhi NCR
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