Help from the Experts

John L wrote: beamer wrote: Taking an iron to carpet is just plain stupid.   Only stupid if you dont know what your doing.. Been doing it for decades removing pinkish stains completely..[IMG]height=17 alt="Big smile" src="http://www.kleenkuip.com/forum/smileys/smiley4.gif" width=17 align=absMiddle>

Yup

     

Edited by cmaster - 29/December/2007 at 2:44am

This does not do my business any good but Alcohol is a volatile dry spotter and used in many formulas.

everyone had a private labeled version of the samething

OK give me some examples of volatile spotters

To remove rust use an acid based spotter and for the love of god wear gloves. Better yet call someone who can handle the situation properly.
Wd 40 is a sin on carpet.

When stain removing always start with a solvent and work your way up the ph scale. But , I have found in most cases if a solvent won't remove it you are pretty much done. Excluding of course rust and general dirt.

Urine stains, blood, red wine, coffee, water(browning), vomit and feces are specialty stains that need specific procedures and chems to cure. For example never clean blood with warm water.

If you are not carefull you will set the stain and will have a daily reminder of how much of a bafoon you are.

Gum = non volatile solvent.
wax = non volatile solvent and warm water.
Taking an iron to carpet is just plain stupid.
Not worth the risk. Even if you use a cloth or paper bag.
Tar = volatile solvent instant extraction or else.
Red stains are hit or miss depending on the age and  prior attempts of removal.

Now if you could only do something about Kenny      

your a good fixer upper