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Stains on your carpet can feel like a disaster—but they don’t have to be permanent. Whether it's a wine spill during dinner, muddy paw prints from your pet, or a toddler's dropped juice box, you can still save your floors. The key? Act fast and use the right approach. Here's how to handle even the toughest stains with confidence and ease.
The moment a spill happens, time becomes your best ally. Blot (never rub!) the stain using a clean towel or paper towel to absorb as much liquid as possible. Rubbing spreads the stain deeper into the fibers, while blotting lifts it upward.
Most carpet stains can be tackled using simple ingredients you already have in your kitchen: dish soap, baking soda, white vinegar, and warm water. A soft sponge or brush can help lift residue without damaging your carpet’s fibers.
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We lift the weight of cleaning off your shoulders. Captain Duster is made for busy, driven people ready to reclaim their time—and love coming home to a clean, peaceful space.
After cleaning, rinse the area with clean water to remove any leftover solution. Use a dry towel to blot out the excess moisture. Let it air dry naturally—fans can help speed this up.
Some stains are just plain stubborn. If you’ve tried everything and the spot still lingers—or if you’re worried about setting the stain—this is when it’s time to call in professionals. They have industrial-grade tools and knowledge to deep clean without damaging your carpets.
At Captain Duster, we’re a pet-friendly cleaning service that helps you stay ahead of dirt and dander. While we don’t specialize in carpet deep cleaning, we can certainly keep your floors fresh with routine maintenance and care.
Know someone battling carpet stains? Send them this guide before they panic and grab the bleach. A few household items and the right timing can make all the difference. You just might save their Sunday afternoon!
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