How Do You Remove Rubber Cement From A Carpet?
Rubber cement is an elastic gluing product. It is useful for areas in which you need a flexible agent to keep material stuck-on. You can remove rubber cement from most surfaces, including paper, without damaging the substance. Accidents happen and spills can occur, but by removing rubber cement from carpet as soon as the mistake happens, you can be sure you won’t have a lasting stain. Pour 1 cup of hot water into the spray bottle. Add 2 tbsp. of mild liquid laundry soap and 1 tbsp. of vinegar. Screw the top on tightly and shake to mix. Place the spoon at the edge of the rubber cement with the scoop side down. Push up, underneath the cement gently. Move the spoon to another side of the rubber cement and push up again. Complete this step for all sides and repeat twice. Using a spoon will lift some of the rubber cement out of the carpet without destroying the fibers. Vacuum the loose rubber cement. Adjust the vacuum to the highest height setting. Run the vacuum over the spot twice. Spray
