Stain Removal Tips For All Carpet Cleaners
Advance stain removal tips. 

1) Removing dye out of carpet can be very hard and it is a stain that can't be 100% guaranteed but by doing all the most important steps you will find this will 80% work and for most dye stains you will archive the results you are wanting. 


First step always is to absorb as much into the towel as possible but not rubbing but blotting gently and carefully until you can't absorb anymore of the stain. This is only if stain is fresh and still wet. Of course if stain is old then you don't need blot.

Second step to spray using a protein leave for 10 / 15  minutes then rinse, leaving it for 10 / 15 minutes will give good dwell time, but do not agitate as you don't want to push the dye stain deep into the pile. 

Third step if stain is still showing then the final step is oxidizing best using a steamer or iron but if want to be safe leave oxidize on stain for at least 48 hours. In the 48 hours the oxidize will oxidize and hopefully remove stain. Then rinse everything out using neutralizing solution and hope everything is great after. 



The Oxidize Solution Carpet Care Solutions recommend is (Knockout) U don't need to add a / b together you just use as one solution and it work great. A/B is a great way but this means you have no waste and you have less mess.

The Rinsing Agent Carpet Care Solutions recommend is (Fine Fabric Rinse) This is a great product and we can't recommend it enough being such a wonderful product. We recommend to use a little less than they recommend as the dilution is over kill only with the rinse.

Carpet Cleaning Stain Removal Tip
After you pre vacuum the carpet, spray (Knock Out) onto the stains then start cleaning in other areas. When up to the area that has the stains, pre spray the area not pre spraying where stain is and clean area rinsing the stain area last. Dye stains do not come out with your normal pre spray it needs oxidize, going by experience the only thing that works on old dye stains is oxidize and this is a great tip. Letting the oxidize dwell in stain will give you more chance getting out. If still hasn't removed and you see a massive difference then it's up to you to let customer know if they want you to spend more time on it. But adding more oxidize on stain and using steam, an iron with a towel will spend it up, but you could recommend leaving oxidize on stain for 48 hours and see if this helps. You will find this will be an 80% chance the stain will remove. This works well and it is a great tip for all carpet cleaners. 


Hope this is a great tip with removing dye stains out of carpet. For any live advise from Carpet Care Solutions would be happy to help. Feel free to visit our website www.carpetcaresolutions.co.nz and leave an email on your carpet cleaning problems and Carpet Care Solutions would love to help you get the results you are wanting to archive. I also offer (Free) advice too.