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Spot & stain removal:
Blot up liquids with paper towel or absorbent cloth. Scoop up solids with the end of a knife or spoon. Treat the spot with a spot removal agent which, is suitable for wool (when a wool carpet), is pH neutral, is explicitly recommended for cleaning carpets and rugs and leaves no sticky residue. Always follow the manufacturer’s directions when using commercial products. Use a light, colourfast cotton cloth for the treatment of spots. Always work from the outer edge towards the centre to prevent spreading. Use only small quantities of spot removal agent. It’s a good idea to replace the cotton cloth as soon as it’s soiled. Carefully rinse the area with clean water and a sponge after having cleaned it. Do not soak the carpet pile. Afterwards, blot as dry as possible with a clean towel, or with a hairdryer. Do not use household cleaners such as soft soap, neutral soap, ammonia solution, turpentine, benzine or spot removal agents which are only recommended for textiles when you have a woolcarpet. |
