Red Wine Stain Removal
One of the many regular stains we are asked to remove is Red Wine. Red Wine looks very unsightly on a carpet. And it is a stain that stands out, especially on light coloured carpet. Successful removal of red wine often relies on prompt attention. These stains can be difficult to remove if left for a prolonged amount of time. But with prompt and correct attention a good result can often be achieved. Red Wine stain removal from carpet is quite possible.
Spots and spills
The below images of red wine stains show the unsightly result of these stains. The first images are of a Carindale stain removal. As can be seen, the results were very good. Removing these stains can take some time. But the result is worth it in the long run.
The below images were a recent Saturday morning red wine stain removal job. This stain was on a wool carpet and the carpet was of considerable age. Also the red wine stain had not been touched for 5 days before we attended to it. Firstly the best course of action straight after the spill such as this is always liberally apply salt or talcum powder to the stain. Red wine will often absorb out quite well. Leave the absorbent powder overnight and vacuum the next morning. For any residual staining, sponging the next day with clean warm (not hot) water is the best step. In addition, our stain removal page will offer some further thoughts on spot and stain removal.
Firstly, this stain has been extracted with clean water to remove the excess Red Wine.
We use a ‘wet solvent’ to remove the remaining Red Wine after this.
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Finally, if you are after stain removal of red wine or other stain removal or if any further information is needed, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We are only to happy to give advice.
