This video demonstrates some of the results that our professional Chem-Dry technicians can acheive. Naturally factors such as the longer the stain dwells, the condition of the carpet and what you use to attempt removal can all effect the ultimate outcome. The tips below have been compiled by the IICRC, (Institute of Inspection, Cleaning &
Restoration Certification.)

They are guidelines only, and are offered for your use as a goodwill gesture and without obligation or responsibility on the part of Chem-Dry Acclaim, the Chem-Dry Master Franchise, and the Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration IICRC). We strongly recommend that you consult or hire a professional carpet cleaner if the spots/stains on your carpet are too difficult for you to remove personally.

Whether they are dribbles or disasters, food and beverage stains are part of everybody’s life.

Before the next one happens to you, read the tips and suggestions we have
compiled for you here and get some Chem-Dry professional home care products to wipe that stain clean when it inevitably happens. If your carpet has been treated with Chem-Dry’s Protectant, then you already have a huge advantage in removing stains!best carpet cleaning Lindsay – affordable rug cleaning by Chem-Dry of the Kawarthas / Durham & York

Actual stained carpet cleaned by a Chem-Dry Professional

Whether they are dribbles or disasters, food and beverage stains are part of everybody’s life.

Stain Removal on Carpets

1. Using Chem-Dry’s exclusive stain remover, this is how you would deal with stains.

2. Blot up any surface liquid, or in the case of other spills, remove as much of the spillage as possible.

3. Holding the Chem-Dry Spot Remover™ approximately 12″ away, direct the spray to cover the whole of the stain.

4. Using the bottom of a dessertspoon, agitate the solution on and around the stained area.

5. With the cleaning cloth apply pressure and blot up the Chem-Dry Spot Remover™. Never rub the stain or you could damage your carpet.

6. It may be necessary to repeat the above process several times on particularly stubborn stains.

StainRemoval on Upholstery and Fabric

2. Blot up any surface liquid, or in the case of other spills, remove as much of the spillage as possible.

3. Lightly spray the stained area with clean water.

4. Holding the Chem-Dry Spot Remover™ approximately 12″ away, direct the spray to cover the whole of the stain.

5. Using the bottom of a dessertspoon, agitate the solution on and around the stained area.

6. Blot up the Chem-Dry Spot Remover™ using the cloth, do not rub, until the stain disappears.

7. It may be necessary to repeat the above process several times on particularly stubborn stains.

Stubborn Stains and Spills

Things That You Should Do

2.Scrape up as much as possible with a spoon or palette knife (i.e. a blunt edge).

3. Always work towards the center of the spillage to avoid spreading.

4. Blot up liquids with a clean cloth, towel or kitchen paper.

5. Use plain warm water to dampen and blot the spill without rubbing.

6. Keep spill or stain moist with a little water and keep a damp cloth spread over the area until help arrives.

7. Cover gloss paint with cling film or polythene to prevent drying.

Things That You Should Not Do

2. Do not rub the stain. Always blot it up.

3. Do not try to dry out by applying heat.

4. Do not use solvents, detergents, turpentine or other solutions.