Difficulty Level

Tools/Supplies Needed:

• vinegar
• water
• spray bottle
• brush
• cloth
• wet/dry vacuum

Procedure:

• first mix an equal 1:1 mix of warm water and white vinegar in a spray bottle
• you can mix a stronger solution with slightly more vinegar that an equal mix for extreme stains
• shake bottle well to ensure the solution is mixed
• vacuum an access debris on the carpet before spraying the solution on the carpet
• spray the vinegar/water solution onto the salt satins and let it soak for a few minutes
• using a damp cloth and tooth brush, rub the area gently
• do not use a coarse brush as this can damage the fibres in the carpet
• the salt crystals on the carpet fibres will eventually disappear
• you can spray the area down once again with the vinegar/water solution to ensure all the salt is dissolved
• using a wet/dry vacuum, vacuum up all the moisture in the carpet
• leave the windows or doors open for a day to allow to area to dry sufficiently
• if you do not like the smell, then using a carpet shampoo can be done at the end

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

For extreme stains, can I use a stronger mixture of vinegar?

Yes you can.

Will the vinegar damage or bleach my carpet?

No it will not, but if you slightly hesitant, then I would recommend trying it on a small hidden area first.