I have a weird question plz help?

Question

dose anyone know how to get cheese out of carpet and if u r wondering i watch a 4year old and the mom give him a cheese burger and know i have cheese in my carpet plz help

Answer 1

Since cheese contains oil, treat it like any other oil-based stain:

1. Remove all solid cheese particles so you don't rub it into the carpet and make the stain worse.

2. Make a paste out of a cleaning detergent and water, and apply it to the stain. Laundry detergent and even dish-washing liquids and shampoo--both created to cut grease--are great options. Let the paste soak on the stain for 15-30 min.

3. Scrub the carpet with hot water. The combination of heat and grease-cutting detergents should give you a clean, stain-free carpet once you are finished.

4. Repeat the process if needed if the grease stain remains after the first wash.

Hope this helps!

Answer 2

Have you tried to harden it with ice then remove it?

Answer 3

I suggest you rent a "Rug Doctor" machine from your local supermarkets.I am sure you have seen them.They mostly have them in front of the cashiers.Those machines basically give your carpet a good wash that is thorough and it makes your carpet not only look like new but it also smells good and fresh.If you rent it just make sure you turn it in the next day.

Answer 4

buy new carpet!!

yeah.. its time for you to buy new one..hehe

Answer 5

I'd tell the mom to come on over and scrub it out, if it was my carpet

Answer 6

carpet cleaner

Answer 7

"Google it"  Remove cheese from carpet,  and see what comes up.

Answer 8

Rent a steam cleaner from Walmart

Answer 9

Spray stuff on it, then vacuum it.

Answer 10

So its cheese.

Try a pet stain remover. Then use vacuum after you already did the pet stain remover. If that doesnt work try some of that smelly stuff that you spread over the carpet(usually smells like somesort of flowers) and vacuum over that. And if that STILL doesnt work try to rent a carpet cleaner.

Answer 11

Try using an ice cube, and combing out the congealed chunks.