Carpet spots and stains- How to remove

Spotting guide
Supplies needed-
Spotting Kit, or spotting solution,
Gum tool, clean rags, spotting extractor, carpet brush- small hand size,
hot Steam Iron (for removing colored stains, or rust..),
white clean linen sheet.
1: Try to find out what caused spots.
2: Get the right solution for the spots that you will be working with.
	Note: Check with your local distributor for right solution that
	you need for the job.
	Note: The best time to remove spots is when it happens or
	as soon as you see the spots or stains (difference between spots or stains: Spots refer to fresh carpet stains. Stains are spots after 12 hours later).
Gum
1: Use gum removal solution (aerosol or jell type) and follow the directions of the manufacturer.
	Apply solution over the gum and let it sit for a few minutes until
	the gum becomes soft enough to work with the gum tool.
2: Use the gum tool by gently working it inward to soften and remove.
	Do not move the gum all over, it will spread over the wide
	area of the carpet.
3: When most of the gum is removed, gently scrub with a clean towel
	trying to get the leftovers off the carpet as much as possible.
	Note: The cleaned spot might be a lighter colored than the
	surrounding area. This will even out when the whole area of the
	carpet has been cleaned.
	Or try the aerosol gum remover- It freezes the gum to a hard
	piece and needs to be peeled off with the gum tool.
Red color or other color stains
1: Use Red stain remover or Magic Stain Remover and follow the directions
	by the manufacturer and let it sit for few minutes.
2: Gently scrub inwards to agitate within a small area to avoid spreading out.
	Scrub with a clean rag, or carpet brush.
	Blot the spot out with the clean white rag.
3: Repeat until all color is completely removed.
4: If color does not disappear totally, soak the affected area
	with a solution and lay a clean white sheet of linen over it.
	Heat the steam iron with the water in it.
	Make it medium hot to start and increase it as needed.
	Make sure to use hot stem to continue to wet the carpet.
	You will see color transferring to the clean white linen.
Most other food, water, grease, stains
1. Use common spotting solution (Avenge Spotter) over the area and let it sit for a few
	minutes.
2: Gently scrub inwards to agitate within a small area to avoid spreading out.
3: If it is a small area, blot by stepping on the clean towel to get all the
	moisture out.
	Put a wet floor sign posted right over it.
4:If the area is large- use spotting extractor and extract excess moisture.
	Block off the area and let no one walk over it for 1- 2 hours.
	Use air mover to dry the area quickly as possibly can.
Blood
1: Use Protein Spotter solution and apply over the area and let it sit
	for a few minutes.
2: Gently scrub inwards in a small area to avoid spreading out.
3: If it is a small area, blot by stepping on the clean towel to get all the
	moisture out.
4:If the area is large- use spotting extractor and extract excess moisture.
	Block off the area and let no one walk over it for 1- 2 hours.
	Note: Make sure to wear gloves to avoid all contact with any
	blood or body fluid.
Urine,
1: Use Urine Treatment solution and apply over the area.
	use Ultra Violet Light detector to
	find the spots where you need to treat.
	Note: If there is bad odor in the room, you might need to use
	enzyme based deodorizer along with it.
2: If it is a small area, blot out by stepping on the clean towel to get all the
	moisture out.
3:If the area is large- use spotting extractor and extract out excess moisture.
	Block off the area and let no one walk over it for 1- 2 hours.