Help Please ! Party accident !
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A carpet spot cleaner is your best bet; just follow the instructions on the back of the label. If none of this is handy, you can try one of several cleaning agents:
* Mild laundry detergent
* Mild dishwashing liquid
* Stain remover for clothing
* Vinegar
Take your choice of carpet cleaner and dab onto the stain taking care to blot, not rub. When you rub a stain you risk not only spreading the stain, but wearing out the carpet fibers as well. Blot until the stain is lifted. Rinse by blotting with a damp sponge until all the cleaner is gone.
* Mild laundry detergent
* Mild dishwashing liquid
* Stain remover for clothing
* Vinegar
Take your choice of carpet cleaner and dab onto the stain taking care to blot, not rub. When you rub a stain you risk not only spreading the stain, but wearing out the carpet fibers as well. Blot until the stain is lifted. Rinse by blotting with a damp sponge until all the cleaner is gone.
muley said:
Plotloss said:
Kitchen roll and an iron.
Yes, worked perfectly for me. Keep moving the paper around as it takes the wax up.Scrape off the worst with a kitchen knife first, though.
Edited by muley on Saturday 1st November 13:36
or brown parcel wrapping type paper - it gets the wax out but you may need something else to lift the colour.Freeze it first ( using ice-cubes or a 'freeze it spray can'). This will harden the wax and enable you to get most of it off. Follow up treatment... the iron and wrong side of the jiffy bag treatment ie. the waxy part of the jiffy/brown bag faces the carpet wax and the iron on the unwaxed side.
I managed to get red candle wax on a fleece jacket sleeve and although the wax has gone there is still a slight staining showing where it was.
Would suggest if it's an expensive carpet you hire a professional to fix the problem....otherwise move the furniture around so it gets hidden
I managed to get red candle wax on a fleece jacket sleeve and although the wax has gone there is still a slight staining showing where it was.
Would suggest if it's an expensive carpet you hire a professional to fix the problem....otherwise move the furniture around so it gets hidden

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