How can I get tea stains out of my carpet? Bleach and detergent haven't worked :-(?

Answer 1

Try Oxi-Clean, Billy Mays says it's great!!!!

Answer 2

In a medium sized plastic bowl combine
1/4 cup tide
1/4 cup ammonia (no bleach, make sure all the bleach residue is off the carpet first.)

Add a little warm water

Use a 100% white cotton terry washcloth with the sudsy solution.
Blot and dry with a cotton towel. Repeat until the stain lifts.

Answer 3

You have, by now, SET the stains. You might as well apply peanut butter and steel wool. Do you have an extra section of carpet? Provided it is not more than a year old it may match. Try at least a square foot replacement. Ootherwise dedicate to throw rugs.

Answer 4

Once it's dry oxyclean won't work. Get a tannick acid neutralizer or remover. You would probably have to contact a carpet cleaning professional. You might be able to google it and find it for sale somewhere.

Answer 5

Try OXY_Clean it is an industrial bleach u can even use it safely in ur wash to remove stains set in after drying available at Wal-mart i even use it in my carpet shampoo machine.

Answer 6

you should of not of used bleach it would make it worse one way is baby wipes they put things in baby wipes that pick up things fast because babies can get infections if the baby wipes dont pick the things off there body right so if you use baby wipes when you spill it It works nicely

Answer 7

i'm not really sure...but my mom used to talk about how 1 part of vinegar mixed with 2 parts of water works wonders in removing stubborn stains....but please don't curse me if it fails....

Answer 8

I use oxyclean on any hard stains.

Answer 9

I agree with Fred.

Answer 10

you bleached your carpet???? hire someone b4 you ruin it