Carpet Stain Guide

Treat spills and stains IMMEDIATELY. The longer a spot remains, the more difficult it is to remove.
Always pretest fabric in an out-of-the way area to guard against color transfer or color change.
Do not over wet. Blot frequently. Do not rub or brush. Work from outer edge of spot toward the center to prevent rings.
After stain is removed rinse with clear water, then absorb all moisture with white towels. Place a thick layer of towels over wet area and weight with heavy object. Place aluminum foil between towels and weight to prevent transfer of color from weight. Check periodically, rewet and change if toweling is stained.

Cleaning Agents You’ll Need For Using This Guide

Detergent Solution/Water – One teaspoon of a general duty detergent without optical brighteners in one cup of warm water Do not use a bleaching agent. Rinse with water.
Dry-cleaning Fluid – Any common brand (such as Picrin¨) according to directions.
Nail polish Remover* *Clear, non-oily
Acetone
Alcohol – Isopropyl (rubbing)type
Ammonia – Household 3% solution
Acetic Acid – A 3% solution or 50% white vinegar mixed with 50% water
Hydrogen Peroxide – A 3% solution.
Dry Compound Cleaner – Any common brand (such as Capture¨) according to directions.

Check the different types of stain and it’s removal direction:

Note:

Not all carpet fibers will react the same way when they are treated for stains.
Before proceeding with any of these cleaning procedures, we recommend you contact the carpet manufacturer for their suggested maintenance guidelines.
Failure to follow these guidelines may void your warranty.
J & M Inc. is not responsible for the use or misuse of these spotting procedures.
For further assistance please call us: 1-480-706-0737

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