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How To Remove Red Wine Stains From Your Carpet

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Cabernet and carpet don't mix, but if you act quickly you can save the day.

To complete this How-To you will need:

Paper towels
1 tbsp. of dishwashing liquid
1 tbsp. of white vinegar
2 c. of warm water
A bowl
A few clean white rags
And some cold water
Some salt (optional)
And some hydrogen peroxide (optional)

Step 1: Immediately blot the stain — don't rub it, blot it — with paper towels. Start from the outer edges of the stain and work your way in.

Tip: If you don't have anything else on hand, pour a thick layer of salt on the stain to keep it from setting. When you have the proper cleaning ingredients, vacuum up the salt and follow the rest of the steps.

Step 2: Mix together the dishwashing liquid, white vinegar, and warm water in a bowl.

Step 3: Blot the mixture onto the stain with a clean white rag, starting at the outer edges of the stain. As you go, blot the same area with a dry rag or paper towels, alternating between dabbing on the cleaning solution and blotting it dry.

Tip: For stubborn stains, pour a mixture of one part dishwashing liquid and two parts hydrogen peroxide on the stain, but first dab a little on an inconspicuous spot to make sure it won't cause discoloration.

Step 4: When the stain is gone, dampen a clean white rag with cold water and blot the area again.

Step 5: Blot the area dry with another clean white rag or paper towels.

Step 6: Stop blotting, you're done. Now toast your good work with a glass of wine—just sip carefully...

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  • Great ,.Now how do i get the wine back out of the carpet and into the glass,

    The stain doesnt matter.

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  • will this work for fake blood?

  • You are rather gorgeous, thanks a lot for the video clip. it is unfortunate im living within Huxley mainly because i aren't able to get good makeup, then again i receive zero cost samples of makeup through 'Gratis Makeup Samples'. i really like Olay make-up!

  • does this work for other drinks?

  • I was half hoping she would make some moans/grunts when she was cleaning it up.

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