Vomit...............

pipinfort · 26-04-2009, 14:35

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..........

AccyLass · 26-04-2009, 14:37

Awww bless!

See.... sympathetic

What about bicarb?

pipinfort · 26-04-2009, 14:39

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

AccyLass · 26-04-2009, 14:41

How would I know? lol

Mix it with water? dab it in?

emamum · 26-04-2009, 14:41

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

AccyLass · 26-04-2009, 14:42

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Originally Posted by emamum

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

She* lol

pipinfort · 26-04-2009, 14:43

Quote:

Originally Posted by emamum

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

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

Margaret Pilkington · 26-04-2009, 15:10

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.

Eric · 26-04-2009, 17:18

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

Morecambe Ex Pat · 26-04-2009, 17:32

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.

cashman · 26-04-2009, 19:41

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

West Ender · 26-04-2009, 20:26

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

mattylad · 26-04-2009, 21:43

Diluted vinegar and Bicarb.

Best of both then.

Search kim & aggies website - they use that trick.

katex · 26-04-2009, 22:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

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.

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.

Margaret Pilkington · 27-04-2009, 07:54

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.