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How To Get Red Wine Out Of Carpet 

Red wine has a dye in it. It’s a vegetable based dye. When red wine is spilled onto a wool carpet, most of it will be sitting in and around the wool, not necessarily inside the wool. Sometimes, just a detergent solution is sufficient to get that moving. In this article, we’re going to show you how to get red wine out of a wool carpet.

Step One: 

Apply Steamaster Prespray for Wool to the affected area, making sure to cover the whole stain.

Step Two: 

Agitate the carpet to loosen up any loose particles and help the chemical penetrate the carpet fibers. Take care not to over-agitate the carpet as we don’t want to damage the carpet.

Step Three:

Vacuum out the excess chemical.

Step Four:

Repeat steps one through three until you’ve drawn out as much of the stain as you can.

Step Five: 

Apply the Steamaster Prespray for Synthetics to the stain, making sure to cover only the stain as you don’t want to apply it where you don’t need it.

Step Six: 

Agitate the carpet.

Step Seven:

Vacuum out the excess chemical.

Step Eight: 

Apply Steamaster Acid Rinse to the stain.

Step Nine:

Agitate the carpet.

Step Ten:

Vacuum out the excess chemical.

Click here to read more about how to remove stains using Steamaster Chemicals.

Click here to watch our video on how to best use our chemicals to remove stains.