Professional & Affordable Stain Removal & Protection In Salem, OR
Accidents do happen. Maybe you spilled a glass of that amazing red wine on your off-white carpet. Your dog, who is normally so good, might have an accident right on the hallway runner. Perhaps your child is trying to bring you breakfast in bed…and they trip. These things happen, and all you can do is deal with the aftermath.
Even so, sometimes it’s easier said than done to get rid of stubborn stains. All of these stains and more can ruin a beautiful carpet or runner. It is sometimes difficult to completely remove stubborn stains with household cleaners and elbow grease. That is why our customers contact us.
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We’ve answered some of our most frequently asked questions below. If you have more questions, please feel free to call or send us an email. We will be happy to assist you!
- Be sure to let us know what stains you want us to look for before we arrive.
- Make sure any messes like toys or clothes on the floor are cleaned up.
- Keep the ground free of clutter.
- You might want to move small, light furniture to a spot that will be out of the way.
- Put anything that is breakable in a safe place.
- Keep your pets in a safe place away from the rooms being worked on.
- Water – Hot, cold, free, fresh and plentiful. …
- Vinegar – Vinegar is a natural and effective stain remover. …
- Hydrogen Peroxide – Great for removing blood or rust stains, hydrogen peroxide has a bleach effect without the destructive color change.
In this chapter, we discuss eight physical stain-removal techniques: brushing, flushing, freezing, presoaking, pretreating, scraping, sponging, and tamping. Which technique to use in treating a particular spot or stain depends upon both the nature of the stain and the type of surface stained.
