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I know, i know.............but i need help, does anyone have any idea how to get the smell out of a carpet......? and before you ask i wasn`t drunk it was curdled milk from my 2 year old..........:rolleyes:

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Awww bless!

See.... sympathetic :D

What about bicarb?

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oooo what do i do with that then.............?

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How would I know? lol

Mix it with water? dab it in?

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mix it with water and give it to him next time he feels sick :D

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She* lol

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Ok i`ll try that.............ta

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Failing that try biological washing liquid in dilute form(it is advisable to do a test spot first)

Spray the affected place with the solution........rub it in and then go over it with a dry cloth to take up most of the fluid......vacuum next day and it should be free of the smell.

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There is a great product called "Skunk-Away" ... used it many a time on dogs who have tried to eat a skunk ... great for getting rid of cat spray smell too ... your local store probably stocks it;):D

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Diluted vinegar willl neutralise an alkaline stain but be careful, test on a hidden area first in case the colour of your carpet is alk. based.

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or easier than all that messing, chuck the carpet n get a new un.:D

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Wash the stained area with mild soapy water. When dry, vacuum it and spray with Febreeze.

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Diluted vinegar and Bicarb.

Best of both then.

Search kim & aggies website - they use that trick.

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Well, yes Margaret, but biological washing powder does contain what is known in the trade as OBA ... Optical Bleaching Agents . and is just that ... contains bleach ... so be very careful. Would never use this type of detergent on my coloureds, is meant for whites in the main.

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Kate, I have used biological liquid(much diluted) on my deep red carpet(after first doing a patch test) and found it to work well........but I would use bicarb first as this does remove smells but not always stains of a greasy nature.