How Do You Remove Red Wine Stains From Rug?
Red wine stains are notoriously hard to remove from clothing, upholstery and rugs. The stain becomes even more stubborn once it has dried and set it, making it important to attempt to remove the stain while it is still fresh. However, with some quick thinking and fast action, you will be able to save your favorite rug from being forever marred by a dark red wine stain. Moisten the stain. Keeping a stain moist will help the red wine from setting in, and re-wetting a dried-up stain can help make it easier to break up. Spray the affected area with water, or use a hand-held fabric steamer over the stain. Club soda is another excellent moistening liquid. Draw the wine pigments out by covering the stained area in a thick layer of salt. Leave the salt in place for 30 minutes, then vacuum or shake away. Blot, don’t scrub. Red wine stains can get set in even deeper if you use a scrubbing motion. Instead, use a clean paper towel to blot the stained area. It will take some time, but eventually th
