Vomit Stain Removal Guide

vomit stain removalThe unthinkable has happened – someone in your home or a pet has vomited on your carpet. Vomit stain removal can be tricky. Indeed, getting dog vomit and odour out of the rug is impossible. Even if you have no carpet cleaner or baking soda, you can still find a way to clean the mess.

Cleaning dog vomit from the carpet is one of the worst cleaning tasks. When it lands on the carpet, you have a double duty: remove the odours and clean vomit stains. There must be a more fun way to talk about eliminating vomit stains. Unfortunately, vomit stains can happen and appear unexpectedly in your home. Whether you encounter human or pet vomit stains on carpet, upholstery or clothing, there are at-home methods you can try to remove them successfully.

It may be tempting to stay clear of vomit stains when encountering them. Although, there are more pleasant types of colours to remove. Contrary to your instinct to run for the hills, the sooner you begin the vomit stain removal process, the easier it will be to remove. Either way, if you leave the stain too long and it dries up, getting rid of it will be more challenging.

Removing Vomit Stains From Carpet

Cleaning Solutions

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Detergent Solution
Mix 1/4 teaspoon of mild liquid dish soap with one cup of warm water.

Vinegar Solution
Mix two tablespoons of white vinegar with 4 cups of hot water.

How To Remove Vomit From The Carpet? [DIY Method]

How to get rid of vomit smell on carpet

  1. Scoop up and blot as much of the vomit as possible.
  2. Prepare the suggested cleaning solutions above, beginning with the detergent solution.
  3. Test the cleaning solution on a small, inconspicuous section of carpet. Indeed, we want to ensure the product doesn’t cause any discolouration or damage!
  4. Apply the solution to a cloth and use the material to apply the vomit stain solution. For the best results, work from outside the stain toward the centre.
  5. Leave the cleaning solution on the vomit for at least five minutes so that it can work its magic.
  6. Blot with a clean white cloth until the stain no longer transfers. Be careful not to rub the stained area, or you might damage the carpet fibres!
  7. Rinse the spot with cold water,
  8. If the stain is still visible, repeat it until it’s gone or no longer transfers to the cloth.
  9. If the stain remains, mix the next solution on the list and follow steps 3-8 above. After trying both keys and the colour remains, contact a professional cleaner.
  10. Once the stain is removed, layer white paper towels on the site to remove any extra moisture. Next, weigh down the towels with a non-staining glass or ceramic object (think like a paperweight), and let them sit overnight.

Different Ways Of Removing Vomit Stain On Your Carpet

If you’re wondering how to remove vomit stains from clothing, here is one method to get your clothes feeling fresh and clean.

  1. Pour a bit of cold water directly onto the vomit stain.
  2. Apply baking soda to the stain. Use enough baking soda to cover the colour completely.
  1. Using lemon juice, pour a bit over the stain until it fizzes.
  1. Rub the stain vigorously with a cloth or brush as soon as it fizzes.
  1. Rinse the stain with cold water.
  1. Pour a generous amount of dish detergent directly onto the stain.
  1. Soak the garment in cold water for 30 minutes.
  1. Wring out the garment to remove any excess water. The vomit stain should no longer be visible.

Getting Rid Of Vomit From Carpet

Things Needed:

  • Dustpan
  • Enzyme-based cleaner
  • Paper towels
  • Spoon
  • Vacuum
  • Warm water

How Do You Remove Pet Odours From The Carpet?

  1. Eliminate odour. After removing the vomit, it is time to combat the vomit odour. This time, we started to use the enzyme-based cleaner. Indeed, you can buy this in any cleaning store. An enzyme-based cleaner is an excellent option for cleaning carpet stains and removing odours. If you don’t have any enzyme-based cleaner, you can use vinegar. Instantly, vinegar is proven to eliminate odour. Don’t worry about the odour caused by vinegar since it will just decrease after several minutes. After that, blot the area to remove the enzyme-based cleaner or vinegar until the moisture is gone. Repeat the procedure until the odour is gone.
  2. Dry the carpet. After cleaning the area, put on a clean towel and set some weights. Then, let it sit for a couple of minutes. For instance, come back to vacuum the place to bring back the moisture from the carpet.
  3. Dispose of the vomit. Now, it’s time to dispose of the garbage can and the vomit particles you have taken from the carpet. Indeed, do it carefully so the vomit won’t fall and create another problem.

Guide To Vomit Stain Removal.

  • If your carpet accumulates vomit, clean it as quickly as possible. And the longer the vomit stays on your carpet, the harder it is to remove it. Perhaps it can penetrate more deeply into the carpet pads.
  • However, create another cleaning solution if you don’t have an enzyme-based cleaner.
  • Indeed, you must know how to clean vomit from the carpet simply because we do not know when your carpet will accumulate.

Above all, Steam n Dry Carpet Cleaning Auckland offers premium stain removal services in South Auckland, North Shore, East, and West Auckland. And follow the Cleaning Management Institute and the Department of Health Standards.

 

Updated Last: March/15/2024 By  Graeme Stephens