Cleaning and Stain Removal - Fruit Punch Stain
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Qujickue
06-14-08, 07:19 PM
Hello all,
Well a few weeks ago I spilled some fruit punch on my carpet and i have tried so manythings to get it out. It is still there smiling at me. Any help would be great!!
Michael
Well a few weeks ago I spilled some fruit punch on my carpet and i have tried so manythings to get it out. It is still there smiling at me. Any help would be great!!
Michael
Docduck
06-14-08, 07:34 PM
the dyes in the fruit punch is what gets most people...the dyes go into the unused dye sites of the carpet and try to redye it...since you have tried many different things..chances are it may be set..
at this point in the game...all of the chems you have tried need to be rinsed out and then a new reducing agent be applied with a heat transfer
in other words..i would suggest going with a professional cleaner as a solution
they have the knowledge and equipment needed to help you out...chances are thou you are looking at at least a 75$+ service call..some may be less some may be more
but it would cost you more in trying to solve this on your on..the reducing agent that would work would cost you at lesat in the area of 30-40 bucks
at this point in the game...all of the chems you have tried need to be rinsed out and then a new reducing agent be applied with a heat transfer
in other words..i would suggest going with a professional cleaner as a solution
they have the knowledge and equipment needed to help you out...chances are thou you are looking at at least a 75$+ service call..some may be less some may be more
but it would cost you more in trying to solve this on your on..the reducing agent that would work would cost you at lesat in the area of 30-40 bucks