I know profession detailers usually use steamers to remove salt stain. I do not own a steamer, what is the best way to remove salt stains? Hot water and rub?
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Re: Remove salt stains
Originally posted by BillE View PostDo you have a 'wet-dry' vac? If so, use water and vac it up. It will take more than one 'application' to remove it all. Just keep at it. Using a product like "Folex" will help a great deal.
Bill
I found this in eHow:
1. Mix 1 cup water and 1 cup vinegar in a spray bottle. Spray on salt stains. Let stand for 15 minutes.
2. Press a clean towel on the stain. When towel becomes saturated, repeat with another dry towel. Allow stained area to dry.
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Re: Remove salt stains
Originally posted by jay2d2 View PostBoiling water, a good scrub bush then your usual carpet cleaner/shampoo. Been doing that every spring for 15 years here in Montreal where we use more salt then most places.
I was hoping there is some household products can "neutralize" the salt. Rubbing can be hard on the carpet and most of the salt would still remain in the carpet. Maybe vinegar/water will work.
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Re: Remove salt stains
Another idea, rent a small extractor. Ya don't need some big 'ol industrial model, just something that will draw out the water. Maybe even your local grocery store may have them for rent.
Using towels, etc will work, but the vac WILL make things all that much better.
Bill
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Re: Remove salt stains
Originally posted by mis3 View PostI know profession detailers usually use steamers to remove salt stain. I do not own a steamer, what is the best way to remove salt stains? Hot water and rub?
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