As quickly as possible, apply an absorbent powder on the area. Another thing you can do is place a terry towel with a weight on top of it and let it dry out. If the stain persists after drying, give us a call and we’ll help you clean it with the use of a reducing agent.

Vacuum the area as thoroughly as you can. If you don’t manage to completely remove the stain, give us a call. Our team will aid you with professional extraction cleaning solutions.

Apply a terry cloth towel to the area. This will remove any excess of red wine. Next, you have to create a 3 to 1 mixture of hydrogen peroxide (3%) and alcohol. Apply the solution to the area and let it work for at least 24 hours.

Firstly, you should apply a spot remover that’s gel based. If it doesn’t provide the expected results, arrange a professional meeting with our experts.

Apply clean water on the area then dry it out with a clean terry cloth towel. In case the stain persists, one of our technicians will aid you by using a special protein spotter.

Use scissors to cut through the fibers and seal the seams as best as you can. If the problem persists, one of our experts can inspect your carpet and provide you with a solution.

If the carpet is made from olefin fibers, the damage might be permanent. One of our technicians can provide an evaluation for your carpet.

Bleach damage is usually unrepairable. The color loss caused by bleach can only be concealed or hidden, but not completely removed.