Eco-friendly Solutions for Cleaning Spots on the Carpet

I have tried all the baking soda, vinager, lemon juice and orange juice recipies. Save your money and sanity and start shopping with Melaleuca.

All of their products are eco-friendly, safe and are way more cost effective than anything you can buy at the grocery. I use their pre-spot laundry sain remover to treat any stain, even carpet spots and I use their sol-u-mel product to keep the dogs (when they were still learning) from "re-spotting" the carpet. I also know someone who uses their Tub & Tile product to keep her white carpets white with kids, dogs and Michigan snow. She puts the product in her carpet cleaning machine.

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Rubbing Alcohol can cause chemical burns when used on its own and Hydrogen-peroxide is not eco-friendly.

Hi L. I use prespot on my spots and stains it works great or solumel which gets out as much as tar and perm. marker both are all natural products. I get them from my home business. If you are interested in hearing more about these products pm me or email me at ____@____.com Id love to share it with you.

L.,
I'm not sure how eco-friendly it is to be honest, but oxyclean is awesome! I've not had much luck with it in the laundry, but for cleaning carpets it rocks. I had moved into an apartment at one point in time, looked like it had beige carpet with a few coke stains from previous tennants. My husband cleaned the carpet with oxy clean, and it turned out the carpet was stark white! Totally freaked me out, lol. We've got a house now with hunter green carpet, and we still use oxy clean to clean up after the kids, dogs, cats, etc., and it still works great. The only thing it hasn't gotten out of my carpet is machine oil stains. I hope this helps.

S.

Try hydrogen peroxide :)

This might help there is some great tips on those sites.

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http://www.bbcamerica.com/content/100/tips.jsp

http://www.channel4.com/4homes/on-tv/how-clean-is-your-ho...

Much depends on what the stains are from.
Food, dirt, and pet stains - hydrogen peroxide.
Ink stains - rubbing alcohol.
Wine stains - club soda.