How to Remove Grease Stains From Your Carpet
In the unfortunate scenario where you have grease stains on your carpet, you’ll need to remove them.
Luckily, this can be fixed by using 1001’s Carpet Stain Remover which is tough on the grease stains but gentle on your carpet fibres.
Explore our step-by-step process on how to clean grease stains from your carpet, while also preventing future soiling and leaving no residue.
STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE ON HOW YOU CAN REMOVE GREASE STAINS
Things you will need
Paper towel or white absorbent towel
Clean cloth
Soft bristle brush (optional)
Vacuum cleaner
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Step 1: Blot the excess grease
The first thing you need to do is blot the grease stain with a dry paper towel to absorb as much grease as possible from your carpet. You can either use a paper towel or a white absorbent towel. Make sure to avoid rubbing, as it can spread the stain.
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Step 2: Apply the 1001 Carpet Stain Remover
After blotting the excess grease, apply the 1001 Carpet Stain Remover to the stained area. Make sure to wait for a maximum of 5 minutes and be careful not to rub the area too much.
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Step 3: Blot and agitate the carpet with a dry cloth
Blot the stained area on your carpet with a clean, white cloth to absorb the stain remover and the grease. You can also gently use a soft bristle brush to work the foam into the carpet fibres.
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Step 4: Massage and Clean the Carpet
Dab the stained area with a clean, dry cloth or paper towel. Press and massage gently to absorb the stain remover and the loosened grease.
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Step 5: Vacuum the Carpet
Leave your carpet to dry, and then use a vacuum cleaner. If there are any outstanding grease stains, you can repeat this process.
KEEPING YOUR CARPET FRESH, CLEAN AND SPOTLESS
Once you’ve addressed the grease stains on your carpets, complete the cleaning process with a carpet freshener to infuse a delightful scent into the area.
Check out our 1001 Carpet Fresh range for a comprehensive carpet care solution – cleaning, maintaining, and infusing your carpets with delightful scents!