How Do You Fade An Old Red Wine Stain?
As important as it is to treat a red wine stain immediately, all is not lost if it’s already set in. So move that strategically-placed potted plant off the red wine stain in your carpet, and take your favorite red wine-stained blouse out of its shameful position in the back of your closet. With a little treatment (and a lot of luck) that old red wine stain will fade away. Saturate the spot with water to fade an old red wine stain in your carpet. Prepare a mixture of 1/2 cup hydrogen peroxide and 1 tbs. dish soap. Using a cloth, liberally blot this mixture onto the spot. Be sure there’s enough applied to saturate the entire area. Allow it to set for up to 2 hours. Blot the area with a wet cloth after the hydrogen peroxide mixture has set in the carpet. Follow it up with a dry cloth. Allow the spot to dry. If the red wine stain is still there, repeat Steps 1 through 3. To fade an old red wine stain in clothing or linens, first saturate the spot with water. Prepare a mixture of five parts
