Spot Category |
Blood |
Appearance |
It is Reddish when wet and dark brown with uneven edges when it is dry. |
Procedure |
Step 1: Soak up stain with a white absorbent material or use a blunt spoon to remove the excess blood. Step 2: Spray the spot with 1 tablespoon of ammonia and ½ cup of cold water. Apply for less then a minute then blot. Step 3: Blot the spot with ¼ teaspoon of Dishwashing liquid and 1 cup of cold water. Allow the solution to remain for at least five minutes then blot with a white absorbent material. Step 4: Apply rust remover solution then blot with a white absorbent material. Step 5: Apply 3% hydrogen peroxide to the stain. Let the peroxide absorb in to the stain for 30 minutes. Blot using a white absorbent material. Repeat until the stain is gone. Step 6: Spray lightly with cold water. Apply a pad of non-graphic white paper towels. Weight down the paper towels with a non-staining object
Step 7:
Vacuum to restore the texture once the carpet is dry.
If the stain remains, Request an Appointment with J.R.’s Carpet Cleaner. |
Tip |
Use latex gloves while cleaning blood to help prevent possible infection. |
Disclaimer |
We are not responsible for the damage cause by the consumer. |