I must start off by telling you that everything in here is a suggestion and if it fails I cannot be held accountable for these suggestions failing to remove the stain or any damage resulting in you trying to remove the stain(s).
Chewing Gum: Some common carpet stain removers will work really well at removing chewing gum. Goo Gone works particularly well at removal of chewing gum. Be warned however that Goo Gone is poisonous and there is a hint of color to it and could dye the carpet. Winning Colors is another good choice.
- Apply the Goo Gone or Winning Colors (or your product) using a old toothbrush or the cap of the bottle.
- Work it in to the gummy area to breakup the chewing gum.
- Pick out the pieces as you can of the chewing gum so you are getting rid of it as soon as possible and not reworking the chewing gum back into the carpet. Patience is a must.
- Repeat this as many times as you have to.
- If you are using a poisonous product you should flush the area with water after wards. This is very important is small children or pets in the home. Remember the best way is using a Wet/Dry Shop vac to use to remove water as you go. Or you are left with blotting up the water. Remember NOT to rub. Rub or scrubbing damages the fibers. Damaged Fibers needs what again? That the fibers have cracks, folds to hold stains.
Coffee: You can try using WHITE vinegar.
- Heat the area with a hot, wet cloth and dab with the vinegar.
- Rinse the area and extract as much water as possible. Best thing to use of course is the Wet/Dry Vac or blotting the area with dry towels. Remember do not rub the area as we do not want to damage the fibers of the carpet. Breaks in the fibers are places for stains and dirt to hide.
- Repeat this step as often as you see transfer on to a white cloth or paper towel of the coffee.
- You can then use a coffee stain removers these are sold at most large stores, sorry I am going to avoid naming any here. But if you are a big coffee drinker you should have some on hand already for these moments and most large get near very thing stores have these types of products.
Published by Laura Lively
I was Born and Raised in the Great White North of Canada. Now I am a mom with two Wonderful girls and living in the more relaxed climate of the West Coast of Canada. I am right now, Working for a company hea... View profile
- A Gum-Chomper's Guide to Today's Top Brands Of Chewing GumOverwhelmed by today's brands and choices in chewing gum? Review some of the most effective and freshest lines on the market today.
Homemade Stain Removers, Pre Wash Solutions, and Delicate Fabric DetergentsHomemade laundry products often work better than store-bought laundry products. Stain removers, pre wash solutions, detergent for delicate fabrics, and bleaching solution for de...- Product Review: Clorox Oxi Magic Stain RemoverAre you tired of washing and re-washing your favorite clothes trying to get a stubborn stain out? Before you give up and toss the item in the rag bag, let me tell you about Clorox Oxi Magic stain remover powder.
- How to Remove Chewing Gum from FabricsWays to remove chewing gum from fabrics.
- How Goo Gone Cleaner Helped Me Get My New Home CleanGoo Gone Cleaner was just what I needed to help remove post-construction dirt, such as paint and glue marks from my new home.
- How to Remove Chewing Gum
- Can Chewing Gum Relieve Stress?
- Chewing Gum: Everything You Wanted to Know
- Spot Shot Instant Carpet Stain Remover
- Stain Removers: Shout VS. Spray 'n Wash
- How to Remove Chewing Gum from Hair
- Sticky Situation: The Truth About Artificial Sweeteners in Chewing Gum



