How Do You Remove Mud Stains From Carpeting?
It seems like every time it rains, mud ends up inside the house. Most of the time no one realizes it’s there until the mud has turned hard and crusty. If you get lucky and find the mud while it is still wet, it can be easier to remove. Whether you have wet or dried mud on your carpet, follow these easy steps to remove it. Remove all the mud that has not soaked into the carpet with a paper towel. After the loose mud has been removed, use more paper towels and blot the area until you cannot remove any more mud from the stain. Mix a powder detergent with very little water until it makes a paste, getting a smooth consistency. You want it to be thick, but not gritty. Rub the paste with a washcloth on the stained area. Let it sit for about 10 to 15 minutes. Wet a clean washcloth in a bowl of hot water and wipe the stained area in a circular motion. Wash out and re-wet your rag often to rinse the spot and remove the stain. Try ammonia if the stain is still there. Add about a quarter cup of am
