Tips: How to Get Coffee Stains out of Carpet?

 Among the many things we clean every day, there is always one that seems to require special attention:Carpet! Even if you  loves cleanliness and take your cleaning seriously. It’s almost inevitable that your carpets will get dirty. Sure, maybe we vacuum regularly, but what about deep cleaning?

Unlike floors, carpets have a clear advantage when it comes to cleaning: you can take them out of the house. And to get the best deep cleaning, you should definitely be doing this. If your home has carpet tiles or area rugs, it's easy to take them out or put them in the washing machine. If it is a wall to wall carpet, it will be very troublesome.

So leaning carpets can be a challenge, but with the right tips, you can get your carpets looking like new. Here are five tips to help you deep clean your carpets and get rid of coffee stains:

Before you start, test a corner of the carpet with your cleaning solution to make sure it will not cause irreversible damage to the carpet. Then wait for it to dry completely.

1. Check the carpet material

If your carpet is wool, use as little water as possible, and wipe off the soap with a rag. Don't soak the carpet. If it is jute or sisal, avoid water and stick to the dry-cleaning procedure. However, carpets in many places are made of synthetic fibers and can be safely soaked in water.

2. Carpet cleaning solution is also important

Follow the dry-cleaning steps above to start, then mix in the cleaning solution. If you want to use a specific carpet shampoo, please follow the instructions on the bottle. Or you can use mild dishwashing or laundry detergent in a bucket of warm water (do not use hot water, because that will shrink the carpet).

3. How to clean carpet stains

Use a soft cleaning brush to pour your cleaning solution onto the carpet. Make sure that the carpet is completely wet and rub soap on the carpet. Let it sit for 10 minutes, then rinse the carpet with a hose until the water is clear. As long as it doesn't damage the carpet, you can clean it with a pressure washer. This will definitely save you time. You may have to turn the carpet several times to get the soap out.

4. Dry the Carpet

Let the carpet dry completely before taking it home, which may take a whole day. If you have a rubber cleaning brush or a wet-and-dry vacuum cleaner, it can help you drain a lot of initial moisture. Leave it in the sun for a few hours to achieve this effect, or place the carpet on a box and point a fan at it all night. Once your carpet is completely dry, it may feel a little stiff. Once it comes back home, you can soften it by going over it with a vacuum cleaner.

5. Use a vacuum cleaner to clean the carpet

As an upgrade to conventional vacuuming, you can clean the carpet quite deeply every other month without any water. First, shake out any loose dust, dirt, and crumbs from the carpet as much as possible. Then, sprinkle some baking soda on it (helps to neutralize the odor) and use a vacuum cleaner to thoroughly clean both sides of the carpet (but pay attention to the settings to avoid abrasion of the fibers).

 There are some very large rugs that cover the whole house and they are a hassle to clean. But Matace carpet can neatly avoid this problem. Because Matace carpet tiles are removable, they can be installed quickly. Matace Removable Carpet used special backing material, which made by polymer materials utilizes the physics behind Molecular Gravity. It allows the carpets to be able to suck onto the floors like Gecko, instead of using any type of adhesives or tapes. It will not damage your floor or leave marks behind. The surface of Matace carpet is made of stain-resistant fibers, and general stains can be rinsed off with clean water. By the way, if you spill something on the carpets, you can easily just replace that one piece instead of worrying about cleaning the entire carpet.

Using Matace carpet tiles to decorate a simpler and more beautiful home for your beloved or family.