How Do You Remove Chewing Gum From Carpets (Ice Cube Method)?
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• Fill an ice cube tray with water and put it in the freezer for a few hours. • Tap out an ice cube and take it over to the area on the carpet which needs cleaning. • Dab the ice cube on the chewing gum and leave in place for one minute. The chewing gum will become hard and stiff, enabling you to pull it off the carpet. • Take a Ziplock™ plastic bag, at least as large as the gum spot. • Fill with ice. Make sure to seal the plastic baggy all the way. • Close bag and place on top of the stuck gum. • Wait for about fifteen minutes. • By now the gum has hardened because of the ice and you can now peel it off with ease. If there is still gum left after step 5, repeat with new ice. If it remains after that, some good old fashioned elbow grease is in order. Just get some carpet safe cleaner and a sponge and scrub away.
