Wine Stain Carpet Hydrogen Peroxide

Spray or pour peroxide onto the stain.

Wine stain carpet hydrogen peroxide.

Mix 1 cup hydrogen peroxide with 1 2 teaspoon dish soap in a small bowl. Blot don t rub then mix equal parts dawn dishwashing liquid soap with hydrogen peroxide. Mix together equal parts dawn dishwashing detergent and hydrogen peroxide. It can even be used for removing oil based paint stains.

Allow the solution to sit on the stain for 5 10 minutes. These includes food stains blood stains mud stains and even red wine stains that are known as a tough enemy of commercially available carpet stain removers. Allow the solution to sit on the stain for 5 10 minutes. Pour the mixture over the wine stainand allow it to soak in.

Mix a little dish soap with hydrogen peroxide. Then blot clean before attempting to fully wash out the mixture. Dab the liquid cleaning solution onto the stain using a sponge or light colored towel. For a dry red wine stain you ll need to make a cleaning solution.

Using a sponge or light colored towel dab the liquid cleaning solution onto the stain image 3 below. If your pet has just had an accident on your rug don t rush towards your local carpet cleaning company just yet. Pour the mixture on the red wine stain and let it soak. Apply a mixture of dawn dishwashing detergent and hydrogen peroxide to the stain.

Mix 1 cup hydrogen peroxide with a 1 2 teaspoon dish soap in a small bowl images 1 and 2 below. Cleaning carpet stains with hydrogen peroxide is simple. Put clean cloth over the area and apply pressure to pick up the liquid. Add a generous squirt of soap to the peroxide and stir to combine.

The exact amount you need will depend on the size of your stain but you shouldn t need much more than a half cup 118 milliliters or so for any stain. Let it sit for a while think 20 minutes to an hour to do its magic. You should see the stain begin to fade almost immediately. As it soaks into the fabric the stain.

Use 3 hydrogen peroxide on stains.