How to Remove Make-up Stains from Carpets
Within this article, we’re going to talk about cleaning. Specifically, we are going to answer this frequent question: how to remove make-up stains from carpets?
How many times has it happened to us women to stain the carpet, especially in the bathroom, with a little makeup? No problem. Below you will find some simple steps to get your carpet back as good as new. Enjoy the reading!
Let’s begin. The best way to remove makeup from carpets, we will find out in the next steps. First of all, we need some materials and products, such as a clean white cloth, household cleaners (excluding bleach), alcohol, baking soda, vinegar, and talc.
To remove superficial lipstick stains from carpets, you have to dab with a clean white cloth and rinse it frequently, then. If the stain persists, we can apply a little washing powder, and if there is still the halo, we can try alcohol together with the same detergent. If the stains on the carpet are caused by mascara or eyeliner, you have to dab them using dish liquid with a drop or two of water.
The solvents in it (vinegar or lemon) can dissolve the part containing the glue, leaving the only black powder on the carpet that we wash with water, let it dry by pouring talc, then remove with a clean brush.
To remove liquid foundation stains from a carpet, you must first dab with a clean white cloth until it no longer releases color. Now pour a few drops of hydrogen peroxide directly on the stain, leave it on for about a minute, and then dab again until it is completely removed.
As for stains on carpets caused by makeup, such as eye shadows and blushes, applying a laundry detergent is ideal by rubbing lightly with a toothbrush and working with circular movements. Subsequently, the carpet is completely sprinkled with talc and finally cleaned outside the house with a carpet beater.
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