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Remove Carpet Stains Hydrogen Peroxide
The method of removing carpet stains with hydrogen peroxide
Now there is a way to remove carpet stains, but hydrogen peroxide can be used. The method is as follows:
First take an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide and put it in a clean container. Depending on the size and depth of the stain, the amount of hydrogen peroxide should be determined. If the stain is slightly larger and deeper, the amount can be slightly increased; if the stain is small and light, the amount should be small.
Next, dip the hydrogen peroxide in a soft cloth or sponge. Do not make the cloth or sponge too wet when dipping, so as not to cause too much liquid to seep into the deep layer of the carpet.
Then, gently wipe the stain. When wiping, use even and moderate force, do not overdo it, so as not to damage the carpet fibers. Start from the edge of the stain and gradually wipe towards the center to make the hydrogen peroxide fully interact with the stain.
After wiping for a while, the stain will change significantly. If the stain is not completely removed, the above dipping and wiping steps can be repeated until the stain fades or even disappears.
After the stain is removed, gently wipe the stain with a clean damp cloth to remove the residual hydrogen peroxide. Then use a dry cloth to absorb the water, so that the carpet can dry quickly without odor or mold. In this way, the carpet stain can be removed and returned to a clean state.
Now there is a way to remove carpet stains, but hydrogen peroxide can be used. The method is as follows:
First take an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide and put it in a clean container. Depending on the size and depth of the stain, the amount of hydrogen peroxide should be determined. If the stain is slightly larger and deeper, the amount can be slightly increased; if the stain is small and light, the amount should be small.
Next, dip the hydrogen peroxide in a soft cloth or sponge. Do not make the cloth or sponge too wet when dipping, so as not to cause too much liquid to seep into the deep layer of the carpet.
Then, gently wipe the stain. When wiping, use even and moderate force, do not overdo it, so as not to damage the carpet fibers. Start from the edge of the stain and gradually wipe towards the center to make the hydrogen peroxide fully interact with the stain.
After wiping for a while, the stain will change significantly. If the stain is not completely removed, the above dipping and wiping steps can be repeated until the stain fades or even disappears.
After the stain is removed, gently wipe the stain with a clean damp cloth to remove the residual hydrogen peroxide. Then use a dry cloth to absorb the water, so that the carpet can dry quickly without odor or mold. In this way, the carpet stain can be removed and returned to a clean state.
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