How To Remove Cooking Sauce From Your Carpet (In Minutes)

Cooking sauce spills happen to the best of us. Whether it’s a rogue tomato sauce splatter or an adventurous soy sauce dribble, our carpets bear the brunt.

Fear not! With the right approach and a trusty stain remover like 1001 Carpet Care, you can bid goodbye to those unsightly splotches.

Here’s your comprehensive guide to help you know how to remove cooking sauce from your carpet. 

 

How to Remove Cooking Sauce from Your Carpet: Step-By-Step

Things you will need

  • Carpet Stain Remover

  • Clean Cloth

  • Vacuum Cleaner

  1. Step 1: Blot The Cooking Sauce Stain With a Dry Paper Towel

    • Don’t Delay: As soon as the sauce hits the carpet, channel your inner superhero. The faster you act, the better your chances of complete removal.
    • Cold Water Rinse: For fresh stains (especially tomato-based ones), rinse with cold water immediately. Cold water helps prevent the stain from setting. Blot with a clean cloth afterward. 
    • Blot, Don’t Rub: Grab a clean cloth or paper towel and gently blot the stain. Avoid aggressive rubbing, which can push the sauce deeper into the fibres.
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  2. Step 2: Apply Carpet Stain Remover

    • Test a Hidden Area: Before going all-in, test the 1001 Carpet Care Stain Remover on an inconspicuous part of the carpet. We don’t want any surprises!
    • Spray or Apply: Spray the 1001 Carpet Care Stain Remover directly onto the sauce stain. Alternatively, apply a small amount using a clean cloth or sponge.
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  3. Step 3: Massage the Product

    • Blot Again: Yes, more blotting! Press the cloth onto the stain, allowing the stain remover to penetrate.
    • Wait and Watch: Patience, my friend. Let the stain remover sit for a few minutes.
    • Gently Scrub: Use a soft-bristle brush or an old toothbrush to gently scrub the stain. Work from the outer edges toward the centre.
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  4. Step 4: Dry Properly

    • Absorb Excess Moisture: Blot with a dry cloth to remove excess liquid.
    • Air It Out: Open windows or use a fan to speed up drying. Avoid walking on the damp area until it’s completely dry
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  5. Step 5: Vacuum The Carpet

    Leave the area to dry from the cleaning process, then vacuum. You can repeat these steps if necessary.

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FRESHENING YOUR CARPET

After following the steps above to remove the stain from your carpet, we highly recommend you use one of our carpet fresh products

to leave the treated area with a beautiful scent!

Check out our Carpet fresh range here.