Ranch dips and dressings are a popular condiment. It is frequently used for dipping fresh veggies or chips as well as used to top off favorite salad varieties. This delicious addition is included at parties, get-togethers, daily meals, and other events. The primary ingredients being mayonnaise, buttermilk, garlic, salt, onions, and a number of spices and herbs. Considering the array of dishes and snacks ranch dip or dressing is used with, the odds of it landing on the carpets are considerably high. Unfortunately, one of the worst places for ranch dressing to land is carpet. It can stain very quickly if not efficiently lifted or left untreated, the ranch condiment can be challenging to remove. You will soon dread looking at your carpets and even an otherwise immaculately cleaned room will look disheveled with stained up carpets with the unsightly stains marring your carpets. A guide on how to remove the ranch dressing/dip stain is what we at Carpet Dry-Tech would like to share today.
Supplies Needed to Remove Ranch Stains from Carpet
Collect the following supplies:
– Few Clean White Cloths
– Dry White Towel
– Spoon or Blunt Edged Tool
– Plain White Paper Towels
– Squirt Bottle
– Non-Bleach Laundry Detergent
– Quart Warm Water
Or
– Preferred Commercial Carpet Cleaner
How Do You Get Ranch Stain Out of Carpet?
1) From off the carpet, remove as much of the bulk as you can. You will only spread it out further and deeper when you scrub or rub as it can smash into your carpet. For easy disposal, carefully use your spoon or butter knife to scoop up the chunks and wipe it on the paper towels.
2) According to the label’s directions, apply the carpet stain remover. Combine a tsp non-bleach laundry detergent with a quart of warm water if you prefer the cleaning solution and apply to the stain without over saturation. To test to ensure the carpet will not be compromised, perform a patch test in an inconspicuous area before actually treating the stain.
3) Allow the DIY solution to breakdown for at least 5 minutes to the ranch dressing residue area on the carpet. To ensure the residues are easily removed and the spot is successful, the solution should be permitted to set long enough breakdown the substance.
4) Blot the residues away from the carpet, with a clean damp, white cloth. For better containment and removal, begin patting the spot on the outer edges and work towards the center. During your technique, continue this process without incorporating any rubbing or scrubbing.
5) To remove the excess moisture after the stain is removed, use dry paper towels. Afterwards, apply pure water on top of the area to rinse, and dry white towel to remove all the water and get the area as dry as possible to ensure all the cleaner’s residues are also removed from carpet’s surface.
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Call in the experts of Carpet Dry-Tech and let our specialists combat that stain to restore your carpet if you are finding it challenging to remove the ranch dressing or dip from your carpet.