Kool-Aid
Procedure B — Organic / Dye (10 steps)Hit back at a Kool-Aid stain with your own punch. These steps leave your carpet looking fresh.
Procedure B — Organic / Dye (10 steps)
- Scrape or blot up any excess.
- Sprinkle dry baking soda over the stain.
- Scrape it up and vacuum.
- Rinse away remaining baking soda with a damp sponge and water. Don’t over-wet.
- Blot — don’t rub.
- Apply pre-soak solution (see Cleaning Solutions) with a damp towel.
- Rinse with water the same way as step 4.
- Blot until fairly dry.
- Sprinkle on dry powder cleaner (see Cleaning Solutions).
- Vacuum.
Or try — Procedure A — Liquid (7 steps)
- Scrape or blot up any excess.
- Apply detergent solution (see Cleaning Solutions) with a damp towel and let it sit for 3–5 minutes.
- Blot — don’t rub.
- Apply undiluted white vinegar with a damp towel.
- Blot — don’t rub.
- Apply water with a damp sponge.
- Blot again. Finish by weighting down a half-inch-thick pad of white paper towels over the spot to draw out remaining moisture. Leave overnight if needed.
Important:Not every carpet fiber responds the same way to stain treatments. Before trying any of the methods above, check with your fiber manufacturer for their recommended care guidelines — skipping this step could void your warranty. For more information, contact your local First Floors store.