Spot Category |
Nail Polish |
Appearance |
It is hard and shiny. |
Procedure |
Step 1: Soak up stain with a white absorbent material. Step 2: Apply non-acetone nail polish remover onto a white absorbent material then blot. Do not apply the solvent directly on to the carpet. Step 3: Apply a small amount of dry-cleaning or alcohol solvent onto a white absorbent material and blot onto the gum. Do not apply the solvent directly on to the carpet. Step 4: Spray the spot with 1 tablespoon of ammonia and ½ cup of water. Apply for less then a minute then blot. Step 5: Apply 1/3 cup of white vinegar and 2/3 cup of water. Apply for less then a minute then blot with a white absorbent material. 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 |
When using nail polish remover, extreme caution must be used. Nail polish may dye and serious damage the carpet. Test in small unnoticeable carpet area before using. |
Disclaimer |
We are not responsible for the damage cause by the consumer. |