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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
I have THE answer for you. Go to a CVS and in the same section as the hair dye there is a product by Tweezerman, called "Color Stain Gone" It gests stans out of EVERYTHING, sinks, floors, carpets, skin, you name it, it works! No damage to anything by using this wonderful product! Good Luck!
- nothingLv 61 decade ago
There are some bad things that happen in life that justify consultation with a pro. I think you should call a recommended carpet cleaning specialist. And if they say there's no reasonable way to do it and that the carpet is permanently damaged, it tells you what direction you now have to go for more expensive options - carpet replacement (whole or in part) or a floor and furniture arrangement change to cover a mistake until you're ready for new floor covering some day.
- kawaii_nycLv 41 decade ago
Immediately blot dye up with white paper towels. Then, mix 1/4 teaspoon mild hand dish-washing detergent with one cup lukewarm water. (Don't use a stronger concentration, or laundry or automatic dish detergent, which could damage the carpet further.) Dip a white cloth in the mixture and dab stain from the outside in. Let set a minute or so, then blot again. You may have to repeat several times. Have patience. Once the stain is gone, rinse the area with cold water, then blot dry with a clean cloth.
A last resort if small spots (like yours) don't budge: Lighten them with three percent hydrogen peroxide, dabbed on with a cotton swab. Let dry 24 hours. If needed, repeat. Fill in with a permanent felt-tip fabric marker that matches carpet color. (Mark a little bit at a time.) It may not look perfect, but it beats buying a new carpet!
- starla_o0Lv 41 decade ago
i think it's impossible! I have a red stain on my carpet...looks like I murdered someone in that spot. It's been there about 7 years now! I cover it with a rug.
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- 1 decade ago
i think you better get a new one......but have you tried bicarbonate of soda mixed with vinegar it worked on my shirt that had ink on it but thats a defferant material. i susspect the carpet is wool? try some good carpet cleaner or infact phone a carpet cleaning firm to see what they say..good luck..
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Try this link, they have answers on ways to get all sorts of stains out of carpets. Best of luck!!
Looks like ur screwed! Checked out the site and there is no way to get it out especially if the stain is dry!!
- Anonymous1 decade ago
I was able to get some out with OxyClean before, but you have to work quickly. Once the dye sets....then the color is permanent!
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Oh dear- I don't think you can. Have you tried vanish carpet cleaner or something like that?
- ?Lv 44 years ago
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