My dog pooped on my white carpet one day. I immediately cleaned it up, put baking soda on the stain and squeezed lemon juice on top of baking soda ( I DID NOT RUB IT IN ) and I let it sit overnight. Next morning I vacuumed the now dry baking soda. Them shampooed it with my carpet shampooer. Looks brand new!
I like to use a little dish soap, hot water, and laundry detergent. First I put baking soda on the carpeted and spray vinegar to get rid of the odor, then I come in with the solution and scrub that in with a cleaning brush. Then after letting it soak and scrubbing it in again I rinse it with some water and press down with a dry towel. Let it dry and vacuum it up.
Tip suggestions Only: When the baking soda is applied dry, use an old fork to disperse it into the lower area of the carpet fibers by raking the fork back and forth. Vinegar and baking soda foam up when mixed together to clean up drains at times, but (H2O2) Hydrogen Peroxide is a better cleaning agent when sprayed onto dirty carpet stains. Also a touch of a bit of Dawn Dishwashing Soap can be added to the spray, as well for better results.
Absolutely do NOT do this! DON'T USE BAKING SODA ON CARPET AT ALL but ESPECIALLY don't do this! Do not listen to this advice, you will regret it I promise you!
this is why i despise carpet, gets so dirty, you should only put carpet in your living room and bedrooms, rest of house should be hard- wood floors... we have this stigma of thinking that we need to carpet every room in the house!
+nick tardif believe me I've gone round and round with the wife on the subject but she won't budge. I would have hardwood or ceramic in every freakin room.
nick tardif Exactly! Only my bedrooms have carpet, hardwood in the den and if i could afford to put hardwood down in the bedroom and it match the rest of the house i would.
Carpet does take a lot of the airborne junk we breathe in on hardwood. As long as it is kept really clean. Carpet can be great, with pets... maybe not.
Hi guys your wife was right on track, it is a little known fact that there is a third ingredient to removing pretty well any stain that goes hand and hand with vinegar and baking soda and that would be peroxide. Make a paste with baking soda and peroxide then spray with vinegar let it do its thing and wash out your stain with dish soap. Have a great day😃stains gone away.
It sure is. Instead of rubbing in baking soda, white vinegar with a white washrag/paper towel, he used a Pink Sponge. You are supposed to Wait until the carpet is dry, then simply vacuum u[p. He continued using a carpet washer, rather than a vacuum.
dish soap and warm water works, so does vinegar and soda, so do all the commercial carpet cleans I have tried. Here's the thing though. You likely have a stain that goes through the carpet into the padding, so you can try everything, but due to the wick effect, the stain gets back into the carpet. The secret is to clean it first and try to get up as much stain as possible. Then, make sure the carpet is COMPLETELY dry. Yes, the stain will still be there...maybe even darker. Don't worry. Now use any of the cleaning methods mentioned...vinegar, peroxide, baking soda, commercial carpet cleaners, etc. but do not soak the carpet. This time just work the product into the surface and then remove it with a white cloth. The stain will be gone...brown stains anyway.
This was a slifesaver after our puppy terrorized the carpet for years and after several of my friends spilled all sorts of things from Chinese food, juicy steak, soda, beer, you name it. This removed all the old stains. Thanks friend.
ArGh I just spilled red makeup pigment all over my carpet and I rent 🙄🙄🙄 I’ve been trying to lift it for the past 24 hours... I don’t wanna say goodbye to my damage deposit
never scrub, always blot. when you scrub, you are distorting the fibers which cannot be fixed. so if you do get the spot out you can potentially have distorted fibers left behind which look like shit....
See the little kibble barfing monster to the left there? I can tell you from personal experience that it'll work better if you 1. Use peroxide instead of vinegar, and 2. Allow the baking soda to DRY! The stain will lift into the baking soda as it dries and can then be vacuumed up and then shampooed afterwards if you like. It also works best if the spot is first pretreated by scrubbing with peroxide before sprinkling the baking soda on top and then spraying with more peroxide. The baking soda will crust as it dries (you can use a hair dryer to speed things up) and can be broken up by dragging a fork thru it, allowing it to dry faster.
+Mahta Mouse thanks for the info! I've since used peroxide with the vinegar and baking soda but I haven't tried letting it dry. I'll try your way the next time. Thanks.
My experience with barfy kibble stains (damn orange kibble dye!) was that it might look like the stain is worse and showing through the baking soda as it drys; but if you run a fork through it after it's nearly dry, you'll quickly realize that the stain is actually being lifted into the baking soda. When dry, sweep up the major chunks with a whisk broom before vacuuming and shampooing to avoid both clogging your vacuum and reapplying the stain (if going straight to shampooing). If really bad, you may have to re-treat the stain, but usually once is enough. BTW, my carpet is the same color as in the video.
I'd repeat the peroxide (pour it on the stain), allowing the peroxide to sit for a minute to allow it to bubble and work. Rub in and then sprinkle with baking soda, spritz with more peroxide (I put some in a spray bottle) and allow it to dry before vacuuming up. Repeat if needed. You might also try (after pouring peroxide on the stain) placing a hot iron set on steam on top of a damp *white* cloth as per several videos.
youve pushed it further into the fibres by doing all that...all u needed was cotton rags (clean ones)an iron (set to medium heat + low steam) hot water and dish soap liquid... poor 1 tspoon liquid into about 300ml water poor it on the stain, take ur rags soak them in clean how water then lay them over the stain..take ur iron and lay it ontop of the "wet" cotton rags (use about 5 layers of rags) then move the iron round making sure u dont stay in 1 place of dry the rags as they need to stay wet! (thats important!) then u will see the stain start to come through to the top layer of the rags when u do lift the rags up rinse them out and do the while process again! still making sure you dont stay in 1 place with the iron..then take clean dry rags and lay them over the top over where the stain was in press them into the fibres for about 3 mins (dont rub just pat with a little force) then take a hairdryer and dry the carpet good as new! i am a 28 year old woman that made the same mistake as u before i learnt this trick! TRY IT FOR YOURSELF YOU WILL SEE! the main thing you need to NOT do is rub on a stain ever! BECAUSE YOUR RUBBING IT IN FURTHER DYING THE FIBRES OF THE COLOUR!!
I initially wrote this, because i felt like screaming at pple nooooo! Ull make it worse! So glad at least one person managed to revive what they had! :)
Jessica Turner I just realized I have some deep rust stains on my carpet where some old rusty weights were sitting. Do u think your suggestion will work for me?
It's clean, it just doesn't have the same dye now as the rest of the carpet, due to the urine (or whatever) that bleached it out of that spot. Too bad there isn't a matching dye to recolor small areas like that.
you think 'its clean'?? most of the dirt and mold on your carpet you cant even see because it all gets pushed to the bottom. carpets are nothing but dirt and mold traps
nick tardif seriously. if folks only knew how fucking disgusting carpets actually are. just get a carpet steam cleaner and try it on carpet that looks perfectly clean.. you'll be horrified at the level of dirt that comes up with just a single pass. I can't even imagine what the water would look like in somewhere super dirty like a hoarders house, yikes!!
Way to much work. Hydrogen peroxide on the stain, agitate area, damp rag over stain, clothes iron on high for 30 sec. Bam! No stain. You're welcome everyone
it didnt work. it helps of course to clean up a spot right away. the longer it sits the harder it is to remove. I mix vinegar, dish soap (dawn) and water. put in a squirt bottle. it also kills bugs of all kinds.
Fels-naptha bar soap-- which is hard to find---but still available---my great grandmother used it on carpet stains & laundry stains. Back then there weren't as many laundry pre-treating options.
Mixed up some you have the latest stay down there at least 10 minutes and then remove the residue.what I did when cleaning spots on my carpet is I put down the baking soda then I sprayed it saturated with white vinegar. Then I let it sit there for 10 minutes or longer and then I remove the chemicals.
Use washing up liquid to break up the fat in the stain. That is really all it is. Baking soda and vinegar is a good idea, but oxyclean and washing up liquid + window cleaner and a bid of rubbing alcohol will completely eradicate that stain for good.
This is the first time I have ever sat through a video to learn how not to do something. It would have been easier to buy a carpet stain product by a good company that is designed for getting stains out of carpet. Or even use an enzyme laundry stain product or pre-wash (the Dollar Tree carries an awesome one). Most of those will make a stain disappear right before your eyes, no scrubbing.
Dear, you need suction for that kind of stains. I just bought a Little Green Bissell machine, affordable and very effective. It looks like publicity but it is not. I've bough it in a second hand store, but when I've googled the price for a brand new is not that bad.
Here's how to remove bleach stains from carpet: Rinse the bleach completely with water mix 4 cups of warm water with 2 tbsp of white vinegar pour this solution over the stain leave it for 5 minutes once time's up rub with a dry towel or sponge rinse with cold water and blot dry Hope was helpful please let me know how it goes🙂
Warm water, vinegar, baking soda, dawn @ awesome would have gotten the stain out you have to let it sit I use it for red stains from juice all the time
to make freddo espresso it with an untested mixer upset me. then i just got bumps the spots coffe stain with clean sponge, each time minimal condensed quality dishwashing liquid and lukewarm water. it was scattered and I did a lot of repetitions. without soda, i will write the result tomorrow when it dries.
So I spilled a blizzard from Dairy Queen on my carpet and it left a big brown spot and I don’t want to let my mom know that this stain even existed so would this be the quickest way to clean that stain
Then the rent has to go up, Cookie! And if the area doesn't warrant higher rent the landlord is stuck doing all sorts of stuff to make it a better place for his tenants!
sweatintotheoldies if you keep the last tenant’s deposit or charge carpet fees to replace it, then yes, you need to fix people’s carpet. Ask yourself: would YOU move into a place like that with those carpets looking the way they do?
When you use the carpet shampooer, you have to press the trigger/spray button and *hold* it over the spot for a while. With dark stains, you usually have to do it multiple times, going over the stain very, very slowly, over and over again before it vacuums up the liquid from the carpet. I can tell your shampooer didn't have enough solution or it didn't spray enough of it on the carpet. I find that major stains take *a lot* of carpet shampooing solution...when going over one dark stain and finally getting it out, I usually end up with very little solution left in the refill tank. Also, renting a RugDoctor from Walmart is only $34 for 2 days, and it works SUPER well!
its great for "inorganic stains"... peroxide more for "organic stains" if my memory serves... "organic oxygen" "red reducer" is how we remembered it... i think
I appreciate the hardwork you did LOL but if you got Dollar tree around your place grab CARPET DETACHANT its a red colour bottle and a scrubber. Apply on carpet where you want to clean and scrub it ...... Repeat this 2 time and wipe down with paper towel ...... Boom easy peesy .....and stop searching Carpet cleaner on youtube🤣
Am I the only one that looked this up because they did not want to get caught by mom
No lol i just spilt tea all over beige carpet wish me luck lol
I got caught :(
Nah. My dog threw up so....
Did you poop on your mom's floor?
Aaron David wtf 😂
My dog pooped on my white carpet one day. I immediately cleaned it up, put baking soda on the stain and squeezed lemon juice on top of baking soda ( I DID NOT RUB IT IN ) and I let it sit overnight. Next morning I vacuumed the now dry baking soda. Them shampooed it with my carpet shampooer. Looks brand new!
Ty sir
I like to use a little dish soap, hot water, and laundry detergent. First I put baking soda on the carpeted and spray vinegar to get rid of the odor, then I come in with the solution and scrub that in with a cleaning brush. Then after letting it soak and scrubbing it in again I rinse it with some water and press down with a dry towel. Let it dry and vacuum it up.
Tip suggestions Only: When the baking soda is applied dry, use an old fork to disperse it into the lower area of the carpet fibers by raking the fork back and forth. Vinegar and baking soda foam up when mixed together to clean up drains at times, but (H2O2) Hydrogen Peroxide is a better cleaning agent when sprayed onto dirty carpet stains. Also a touch of a bit of Dawn Dishwashing Soap can be added to the spray, as well for better results.
a1930ford I used a new fork. I still had good results.
bahahaha
Absolutely do NOT do this! DON'T USE BAKING SODA ON CARPET AT ALL but ESPECIALLY don't do this! Do not listen to this advice, you will regret it I promise you!
Use a carpet cleaning product. NOT baking soda, and not powder in general.
Hey Jamie what products do you think are in most cleaning agents? Moon dust and mars rocks?
Nice job it's probably more of a realistic carpet cleaning video.
this is why i despise carpet, gets so dirty, you should only put carpet in your living room and bedrooms, rest of house should be hard- wood floors... we have this stigma of thinking that we need to carpet every room in the house!
+nick tardif believe me I've gone round and round with the wife on the subject but she won't budge. I would have hardwood or ceramic in every freakin room.
nick tardif Exactly! Only my bedrooms have carpet, hardwood in the den and if i could afford to put hardwood down in the bedroom and it match the rest of the house i would.
Carpet does take a lot of the airborne junk we breathe in on hardwood. As long as it is kept really clean. Carpet can be great, with pets... maybe not.
+116falconer... Oh man you are so right, the male practical brain at its finest.
I would love to have hard wood floors but I have 4 dogs and they would absolutely hate it so unfortunately the carpet will have to stay
Great video! Thank you for the idea of using baking soda to remove stain on the carpet. I appreciate it!
Hi guys your wife was right on track, it is a little known fact that there is a third ingredient to removing pretty well any stain that goes hand and hand with vinegar and baking soda and that would be peroxide. Make a paste with baking soda and peroxide then spray with vinegar let it do its thing and wash out your stain with dish soap. Have a great day😃stains gone away.
Is it just me or the fricking stain is still there
I still see it!!
It sure is. Instead of rubbing in baking soda, white vinegar with a white washrag/paper towel, he used a Pink Sponge. You are supposed to Wait until the carpet is dry, then simply vacuum u[p. He continued using a carpet washer, rather than a vacuum.
still there!
Or that one spot became cleaner then the rest of the carpet now
Lmao.
"It ain't get no better than that" omg literally me rn trying to clean dog throwup off my carpet.
HAHAHAHAHA IM DEAD 💀💀💀💀😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lmao that’s me right now
That’s why I’m checking this video out. Any good dog throw up cleaning suggestions?
Xavira Hussein I’m actually picking up dog spew right now and I blot as much as I can. Then I use dawn on a scrub brush. That’s as good as it gets
Same
dish soap and warm water works, so does vinegar and soda, so do all the commercial carpet cleans I have tried. Here's the thing though. You likely have a stain that goes through the carpet into the padding, so you can try everything, but due to the wick effect, the stain gets back into the carpet. The secret is to clean it first and try to get up as much stain as possible. Then, make sure the carpet is COMPLETELY dry. Yes, the stain will still be there...maybe even darker. Don't worry. Now use any of the cleaning methods mentioned...vinegar, peroxide, baking soda, commercial carpet cleaners, etc. but do not soak the carpet. This time just work the product into the surface and then remove it with a white cloth. The stain will be gone...brown stains anyway.
Dan White dish soap stays in the carpet and collects dirt after initial cleaning is over.
This was a slifesaver after our puppy terrorized the carpet for years and after several of my friends spilled all sorts of things from Chinese food, juicy steak, soda, beer, you name it. This removed all the old stains. Thanks friend.
You made me hungry
Thanks, I did this on a deep carpet stain that was wicking and it fixed it
I have makeup stains on my carpet and we're trying to sell the house. Thanks, dude! You've saved me!
ArGh I just spilled red makeup pigment all over my carpet and I rent 🙄🙄🙄 I’ve been trying to lift it for the past 24 hours... I don’t wanna say goodbye to my damage deposit
@@taeahsun oh no, did it end off coming out
never scrub, always blot. when you scrub, you are distorting the fibers which cannot be fixed. so if you do get the spot out you can potentially have distorted fibers left behind which look like shit....
Rich V what fibers???( lost with age)
Looks an awful lot better than it did though. I bet when the camera zooms out you can hardly tell it's there.
"shoot it with a little vinegar" *squirts it 100 times
+Ashley Courson that's my bad. I had my fire select set to auto instead of semi🍻🍻🍻
Ashley Courson loool
Ashley Courson 😂😂😂
Ashley Courson 🤣
LMAOOOOO
See the little kibble barfing monster to the left there? I can tell you from personal experience that it'll work better if you 1. Use peroxide instead of vinegar, and 2. Allow the baking soda to DRY! The stain will lift into the baking soda as it dries and can then be vacuumed up and then shampooed afterwards if you like.
It also works best if the spot is first pretreated by scrubbing with peroxide before sprinkling the baking soda on top and then spraying with more peroxide. The baking soda will crust as it dries (you can use a hair dryer to speed things up) and can be broken up by dragging a fork thru it, allowing it to dry faster.
+Mahta Mouse thanks for the info! I've since used peroxide with the vinegar and baking soda but I haven't tried letting it dry. I'll try your way the next time. Thanks.
My experience with barfy kibble stains (damn orange kibble dye!) was that it might look like the stain is worse and showing through the baking soda as it drys; but if you run a fork through it after it's nearly dry, you'll quickly realize that the stain is actually being lifted into the baking soda. When dry, sweep up the major chunks with a whisk broom before vacuuming and shampooing to avoid both clogging your vacuum and reapplying the stain (if going straight to shampooing). If really bad, you may have to re-treat the stain, but usually once is enough. BTW, my carpet is the same color as in the video.
Mahta Mouse This is why i buy dye free pet food. Only the brown and top brand when i can afford it.
I'd repeat the peroxide (pour it on the stain), allowing the peroxide to sit for a minute to allow it to bubble and work. Rub in and then sprinkle with baking soda, spritz with more peroxide (I put some in a spray bottle) and allow it to dry before vacuuming up. Repeat if needed.
You might also try (after pouring peroxide on the stain) placing a hot iron set on steam on top of a damp *white* cloth as per several videos.
Mahta Mouse So Don't Scrub It With A Sponge After It Dries?
youve pushed it further into the fibres by doing all that...all u needed was cotton rags (clean ones)an iron (set to medium heat + low steam) hot water and dish soap liquid...
poor 1 tspoon liquid into about 300ml water poor it on the stain, take ur rags soak them in clean how water then lay them over the stain..take ur iron and lay it ontop of the "wet" cotton rags (use about 5 layers of rags) then move the iron round making sure u dont stay in 1 place of dry the rags as they need to stay wet! (thats important!) then u will see the stain start to come through to the top layer of the rags when u do lift the rags up rinse them out and do the while process again! still making sure you dont stay in 1 place with the iron..then take clean dry rags and lay them over the top over where the stain was in press them into the fibres for about 3 mins (dont rub just pat with a little force) then take a hairdryer and dry the carpet good as new! i am a 28 year old woman that made the same mistake as u before i learnt this trick! TRY IT FOR YOURSELF YOU WILL SEE! the main thing you need to NOT do is rub on a stain ever! BECAUSE YOUR RUBBING IT IN FURTHER DYING THE FIBRES OF THE COLOUR!!
This advice is absolutely accurate. I tried it and it works better than anything else.
Deffo! When i first realised this method i was like....where have i been before this! 🤣👍
I initially wrote this, because i felt like screaming at pple nooooo! Ull make it worse! So glad at least one person managed to revive what they had! :)
Jessica Turner h
Jessica Turner I just realized I have some deep rust stains on my carpet where some old rusty weights were sitting. Do u think your suggestion will work for me?
It's clean, it just doesn't have the same dye now as the rest of the carpet, due to the urine (or whatever) that bleached it out of that spot. Too bad there isn't a matching dye to recolor small areas like that.
you think 'its clean'?? most of the dirt and mold on your carpet you cant even see because it all gets pushed to the bottom. carpets are nothing but dirt and mold traps
Marcy RP qua
nick tardif seriously. if folks only knew how fucking disgusting carpets actually are.
just get a carpet steam cleaner and try it on carpet that looks perfectly clean.. you'll be horrified at the level of dirt that comes up with just a single pass. I can't even imagine what the water would look like in somewhere super dirty like a hoarders house, yikes!!
Way to much work. Hydrogen peroxide on the stain, agitate area, damp rag over stain, clothes iron on high for 30 sec. Bam! No stain. You're welcome everyone
For old stains, how long should peroxide stay on before you put down the damp cloth?
it didnt work. it helps of course to clean up a spot right away. the longer it sits the harder it is to remove. I mix vinegar, dish soap (dawn) and water. put in a squirt bottle. it also kills bugs of all kinds.
methat lovescats lol the bug killing part was funny. Just get raid for that
Fels-naptha bar soap-- which is hard to find---but still available---my great grandmother used it on carpet stains & laundry stains. Back then there weren't as many laundry pre-treating options.
it's a lot easier if u use a Mexican brand soap called Zote and warm water, I really recommend it 😉
Denise Gutierrez I love the smell of zote
I have Zote soap! I use it for hand washing. I will try it right now! Thanks!
The pink one? I’m going to try it.
Where can if I d it?
@@cindya3983 you can find the soap at Walmart
Mixed up some you have the latest stay down there at least 10 minutes and then remove the residue.what I did when cleaning spots on my carpet is I put down the baking soda then I sprayed it saturated with white vinegar. Then I let it sit there for 10 minutes or longer and then I remove the chemicals.
Lmao am I the only one who heard him end the video with “alright there bitches, c-ya”???
Can just be soapy water too, doesn't need to be vinegar. The baking soda will pull it up. You need to leave it overnight
marbled floor is the best, it timeless can be super cleaned....
is it cold floor or you got heating underneath :) ?
@@KatarzynaKujawaHairStylistI m talking about cold floor
"Turds and giggles" 😂 I might have to steal that
Use washing up liquid to break up the fat in the stain. That is really all it is. Baking soda and vinegar is a good idea, but oxyclean and washing up liquid + window cleaner and a bid of rubbing alcohol will completely eradicate that stain for good.
Washing up liquid? Is that kind of like unsmelling-your-armpit-stick or is it unpoopifying-your-butt-paper?
Better get the old lady back over.
“Old Lady “ indeed......
This is a comedy routine 👿
Lnfaooo
This is the first time I have ever sat through a video to learn how not to do something. It would have been easier to buy a carpet stain product by a good company that is designed for getting stains out of carpet. Or even use an enzyme laundry stain product or pre-wash (the Dollar Tree carries an awesome one). Most of those will make a stain disappear right before your eyes, no scrubbing.
Trying to remove koolaid stains is this a suggestion? ima try it on top of my bissell shampooer
Dear, you need suction for that kind of stains.
I just bought a Little Green Bissell machine, affordable and very effective. It looks like publicity but it is not. I've bough it in a second hand store, but when I've googled the price for a brand new is not that bad.
Here's how to remove bleach stains from carpet:
Rinse the bleach completely with water mix 4 cups of warm water with 2 tbsp of white vinegar pour this solution over the stain leave it for 5 minutes once time's up rub with a dry towel or sponge rinse with cold water and blot dry
Hope was helpful please let me know how it goes🙂
"alright there bitches, see ya"
that part killed me. i laughed to hard.
Warm water, vinegar, baking soda, dawn @ awesome would have gotten the stain out you have to let it sit I use it for red stains from juice all the time
That combination does work! Great for cleaning soap scum too.
How long should I let it sit?
to make freddo espresso it with an untested mixer upset me.
then i just got bumps the spots coffe stain with clean sponge, each time minimal condensed quality dishwashing liquid and lukewarm water. it was scattered and I did a lot of repetitions.
without soda, i will write the result tomorrow when it dries.
“This spot is gonna freakin’ Kill me” 🤪
Looks way better !
good idea I am going to try it in my carpet ,thanks
So I spilled a blizzard from Dairy Queen on my carpet and it left a big brown spot and I don’t want to let my mom know that this stain even existed so would this be the quickest way to clean that stain
I heard that if you lick the stain over and over again it works best. Especially if its poop. Just brush your teeth well afterwards and all is good!
It worked! Thanks dude!
I use baking soda, drop of dish soap, vinegar and window cleaner. Mix it up and scrub scrub scrub.
did it work?
Thank you i need to try this on my carpet!
You’re suppose to rub in the backing soda really good before the vinegar. The if it doesn’t come out let it dry and use peroxide.
Backing soda, LOL!!
The stain is an entity and you can't kill entities.....
Borax is good too, and peroxide.I use mineral spirits to get sharpie, paint fingernail polish out of my carpets.
I use baking soda and Allen's CLEANING Vinigar. Good for cleaning a lot of things. Dish Washer, Track of Glass Sliding Door.
Word to the wise, never get wall to wall carpet.
Doesn't baking soda neutralize vinegar?
Yes they cancel each other out baking soda is a base vinegar is an acid
can we use this technique on different colored carpets or just white?
Which one should you use to remove food stains from a carpet?
I'm gonna remove this stain 🤔
Yea my friend it's still there 😄
I got a spray bottle and just mixed the vinegar with majority peroxide. It worked a little
I use vinager first, soak a few minutes then baking soda added, let it dry and vaccum.
thanks so much for this ! i must try this on my carpets !
With all those stains you talked about . You should have replaced the carpet ! The next tenat will suffer. Not cool !
7:01 "It ain't gettin' no better than that..."
Really? How did you do that?
Do you rinse too? Seems like soap attracts more dirt.
sooooo noooobody notice him calling us bitches lol
Tried on on two different types of stains ( choc and the other tumeric), DID NOT WORK on either :(
My whole carpet is covered with that kinda shit
Kristjan Ojasoo same
Am I only one still see’s the stain lol
I pit the vinegar down first then the baking soda directly onto it and let it dry for a few days and vacuum it up...works everytime....
Does this work for cooking oils too?
Vinegar and water or just vinegar?
That's what I want, something easy that can just be vacuumed up when dry.
geez you scrub fast LOL
yvonneost12 he was using fast forward
Do you sprinkle soda?
Yuk - I'd be revolted if I was expected to rent somewhere with a carpet like that - replace it already!
+Maggie Bruce expected to rent? That's funny.
Then the rent has to go up, Cookie! And if the area doesn't warrant higher rent the landlord is stuck doing all sorts of stuff to make it a better place for his tenants!
My thoughts exactly. Carpet is passed its time.
sweatintotheoldies if you keep the last tenant’s deposit or charge carpet fees to replace it, then yes, you need to fix people’s carpet. Ask yourself: would YOU move into a place like that with those carpets looking the way they do?
ive tried to clean the baking soda off my carpet 4 times now and its still on. this is my car carpet. suggestions? its really annoying me
I'm sorry but I would replace that carpet it looks disgusting. Yuk!
Tamara Jenkins hahahaha my carpet is worse than that😂😂 but i agree
How do you get an iron burn out of the carpet without cutting a patch out?
If you don’t want your floor to stink use lemon juice instead of vinegar
Did you dilute the vinegar or just straight up vinegar from a bottle?
I looked this up cuz I recently noticed that one looks like a shape you would never want your guests to see.
Anybody have any ideas on cigarette ash stains?
Thanks for the video it worked a treat
Is the shampooer actually shampooing, or just sucking up the moisture?
Peroxide will also get stains out. Especially blood. It breaks up the clotting process
Use oxy clean some dishsoap with Ajax a little Alcohol mix them together scrub a good the stain will be gone
I cant tell if the stain is still there or if the rest of the carpet was dirty.
Use a shop vac while pouring or squirting the soda with vinegar.
When you use the carpet shampooer, you have to press the trigger/spray button and *hold* it over the spot for a while. With dark stains, you usually have to do it multiple times, going over the stain very, very slowly, over and over again before it vacuums up the liquid from the carpet. I can tell your shampooer didn't have enough solution or it didn't spray enough of it on the carpet. I find that major stains take *a lot* of carpet shampooing solution...when going over one dark stain and finally getting it out, I usually end up with very little solution left in the refill tank. Also, renting a RugDoctor from Walmart is only $34 for 2 days, and it works SUPER well!
Great Video!!!! Nice!!!!
Worked for me. Thank you
But the stain is still there? It’s definitely better but still pretty bad...What’s the point of the video if it didn’t completely work....
I spilled the water from my “vase” on my carpet
ew lol that’s gonna smell too
What'd you guys spill on your rug that brings you here?
juice 💀
Chewing gum 😭
Vomit
Coffee
Paint
Just get a new carpet cuz it's still there 😆
Those carpets don’t come off
Does this work on an old oil stain?? Please advise back this can remove old oil stain? Thanks
Yeah, it's worked on a juice stain that's been there 8 years lmao
Superb tips!
It still has a stain on it💀🤣
Looks great, However, you are unable to rub a Berber carpet as you would completely mess the pile up??????✋
I suggest to bleach it, it might ruin the carpet but it will be clean.
No why would you ruin the carpet... Defeats the purpose
its great for "inorganic stains"... peroxide more for "organic stains" if my memory serves... "organic oxygen" "red reducer" is how we remembered it... i think
This whole thing could have been totally avoided if you had just put down " brown " carpet LOL
+yvonneost12 or by leaving the hardwood floor exposed. If my wife had her way the house would have nothing but white carpet.
so what if you dont have peroxide is there an alternative
Does vinegar or H2O2 and baking soda affect the color?
I appreciate the hardwork you did LOL but if you got Dollar tree around your place grab CARPET DETACHANT its a red colour bottle and a scrubber. Apply on carpet where you want to clean and scrub it ...... Repeat this 2 time and wipe down with paper towel ...... Boom easy peesy .....and stop searching Carpet cleaner on youtube🤣
+Gary Rai awesome! I will definitely give it a shot 👍👍👍👍🍻🍻🍻🍻
Thank you.
116falconer for sure
116falconer btw i quit liquor last month hahah
Just tried it
it works thank you😁