How to remove Egg (raw) from your carpet

Cleaning Egg (raw) on carpet can be challenging, but following these steps will ensure the best results.

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Egg (raw)

Clean Difficulty: Moderate6 of 10

Stain:
White and/or yellow, built-up, coagulates with heat

Contains:
Albumin, oils, fats, coloring matter

Try This Remedy:

Step 1: Blot up as much as possible, as quickly as possible.

Step 2: Apply detergent solution, blot.

Step 3: Apply cold ammonia solution, blot.

Step 4: If stain remains, apply enzyme detergent and keep moist.

Step 5: Rinse with water, blot until dry.

1.  Detergent: Mix 1/2 teaspoon clear dishwashing detergent with one cup of warm (not hot) water.

2.  Pre-soak Solution: Mix 1 teaspoon enzyme laundry detergent (such as Axion, Biz, or others) with one cup of water.

3.  Dry Powder Cleaner: Use powdered carpet cleaners.

4.  Dry Cleaning Solvent: Non-oily, non-caustic type sold as spot removal for garments. Caution: May be flammable.

Please keep the following text in mind:
*Note: Not all carpet fibers respond the same way when treated for stains. Before carrying out any of the above-mentioned cleaning procedures, we recommend that you contact the appropriate fiber company for their suggested maintenance guidelines. Failure to follow these carpet stain removal guidelines may void your warranty.For more information, please contact Diversified Flooring at (907) 302-2982 or contact us.