Things You'll Need:
- Mild detergent cleaner Upright carpet
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Step 1
Vacuum your wool carpet regularly, at least once every week because dirt gets easily embedded into wool fibers. Use a vacuum that has a rotating brush on the highest floor setting so the brushes just barely touch the top of the wool carpet. Sprinkle carpet powder on the surface prior to vacuuming to help pull up dirt and hair from the fibers.
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Step 2
Spray spots in your wool carpet with a commercial stain remover and let the solution soak into the fibers. Cover the spot with a thick stack of paper towels or a clean, absorbent cloth and apply pressure to pull out the stain and the solution. You also can use a handheld deep-cleaning carpet cleaner or shampoo machine to spot clean.
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Step 3
Use an aerosol foam carpet spray on your wool carpet stain. Gently work it in with a cleaning brush; do not scrub or you will damage carpet fibers. Allow it to dry before vacuuming.
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Step 4
Purchase ore rent a professional carpet shampooer to clean the entire carpet. Put a mild natural detergent in the solution with water. Shampoo your wool carpet at least once a month with this solution.
