Things You'll Need:
- White towel
- Distilled white vinegar
- Water
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Step 1
Remove as much of the stain from your Oriental rug as soon as possible. If you wait too long, the stain will set, making it harder to remove and possibly damaging your rug.
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Step 2
Press the stain with a soft, white, absorbent cloth such as a towel or napkin. Keep blotting until you've soaked as much of the liquid as possible.
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Step 3
Dilute the spill with water. Use enough to wet the stain but not to soak the rug.
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Step 4
Continue blotting with a white cloth to remove as much of the diluted stain as possible.
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Step 5
Use a solution of 1 tablespoon of distilled white vinegar per 1 cup of water to dilute pet urine stains. As with other stains, keep blotting until you remove as much of the liquid as possible.
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Step 6
Consider taking your rug to a professional Oriental rug cleaner as soon as you can if you just can't get the stain out yourself. You want to preserve your rug as best as you can.













Comments
Juniper2327 said
on 11/23/2008 You can also try using the stain remover from www.gonzocorp.com. While at a party at my girl friends house, somebody knocked a glass of red wine on her tan carpet. She whipped out Gonzo and about 2 minutes later it as if the wine had never been spilled.