Vinegar
Plain white table vinegar (undiluted)

Nail Polish Remover
Non-oily formula only.

Hair Spray (unscented)
Effective on ink stains

Ammonia Solution
2 tsp of sudsy ammonia to 2/3 cup warm water

Laundry Detergent Solution
1 tbsp laundry detergent to 1 cup warm water.

Animal Stains

1. Apply detergent solutions.
2. Apply ammonia solution
3. Apply vinegar solution
4. Rinse and blot

Gum

1. Chill with ice cube
2. Scrape off as much as possible
3. Apply no-oily nail polish remover

Ink(pen)

1. Spray with unscented hair spray
2. Apply paint/oil /grease remover
3. Repeat 1 and 2

Coffee/Tea/Cola

1. Flush with cold water or soda water
2. Blot dry

Crayon

1. Apply paint/oil/grease remover
2. Repeat step 1.
3. Apply detergent solution
4. Rinse and blot

Red Wine

1. First blot with white wine, if stain remains..
2. Apply detergent solution
3. Apply vinegar solution
4. Apply ammonia solution
5. Rinse and blot dry

Always Remember to:

Act Fast – The older the stain, the harder it is to remove

Never Rub, always gently blot - Hard or aggressive rubbing will only push the stain deeper into fibers, often resulting in a larger stain.

Never Use Bleach - It is true that bleach can remove various stains, but it will surely remove the color from the carpet or fabric as well

Be Patient – Repeat the removal procedure a few times if need be(remember rule #2)