Wondering how to get some rubbery, gooey slime out of the carpet? This step-by-step guide will make it easy.
Ideally, you get to the slimy carpet stain while it’s fresh. This will radically improve your chances of removing the slime from the carpet and preventing a nasty stain.
First things first. Scrape off any excess gobs of slime with either your finger or a butter knife. Try not to rub it into the carpet too much while doing this.
Then soak the remaining slime stain with any of the following: a few drops of Dawn Dish Soap + warm water, a solution of equal parts white vinegar + water, plain club soda, or a solution of rubbing alcohol and water (3:1 ratio).
Cover the soaked slime stain with a wet cloth and let it sit for about an hour.
When you remove the rag, use a stiff-bristled brush to really get at the remaining carpet stain. This should (hopefully) work the rest of the slime out of the carpet.
Blot at carpet when you’re done scrubbing at it with another (white!) clean wet rag to remove any remaining soap or vinegar residue.
Let the spot air dry.
If the slime stain persists, try hitting it with a steam cleaner and some professional stain removal agent(s).
