Carpet odors from pet accidents don’t go away on their own, and masking them with a generic spray just invites your pet back to the same spot. Here are the best carpet cleaner odor removers that actually eliminate the smell at the source. Our Top Picks Recommendation Product Reason Best Overall CRI-certified enzyme formula that…
Car carpets take a beating. Coffee, mud, pet accidents, food crumbs. Most general cleaners barely scratch the surface. We tested five of the best car carpet cleaner sprays to find which ones actually work. Recommendation Product Reason Best Overall Multi-surface, pH-neutral, luxury scent Reviews ↓ Best Value Pro-grade foam, reliable brand, fair price Reviews ↓…
Carpet odors are stubborn, and wet cleaners leave behind damp carpets that can smell worse before they smell better. These five dry carpet cleaners handle the job without the soak time. Our Top Picks Recommendation Product Reason Best Overall Natural ingredients, strong odor control, no harsh chemicals. Reviews ↓ Best Value Actually lifts stains, not…
Shoe polish on carpet is one of those stains that looks worse the longer you wait. The good news: you can get it out with supplies you likely already have at home. I’m going to walk you through two methods. Use whichever one matches what you have on hand. Both work well on most carpet…
Tree sap on your carpet is one of those frustrating accidents that happens more than you’d expect. I tested this DIY method using hand sanitizer with alcohol, and it works surprisingly well without damaging the fibers. What You’ll Need That’s it. Nothing fancy. How to Get Tree Sap Out of Carpet Step 1: Pinch Off…
Tar on carpet is one of those stains that looks permanent but usually is not. I’ve tried a few different methods and the key is knowing whether the tar is soft or hardened before you start. Check the Tar First Before you reach for any cleaner, feel the tar stain. Is it still soft and…
Syrup is one of the worst things you can spill on carpet. It’s sticky, it soaks in fast, and most people have no idea where to start. Here’s the exact method I use to get it out completely. Step 1: Remove the Bulk of the Syrup First Before you touch any cleaning solution, blot up…
Jelly spills on carpet spread fast and sink into the fibers. The good news is you can get it out if you act quickly. What You’ll Need How to Get Jelly Out of Carpet Step 1: Blot Up the Excess Use a clean white cloth to blot up as much jelly as possible. Press gently….
Coconut oil on carpet is a pain, but it comes out with a few basic supplies you probably already have. What You’ll Need Step 1: Blot the stain (fresh stains only) If the oil just spilled, press a clean paper towel firmly onto the stain. Lift it straight up. Repeat with a fresh section of…
BBQ sauce is one of the trickiest carpet stains to deal with. It’s sticky, deeply pigmented, and if you let it sit, it bonds to carpet fibers fast. The good news is that with the right steps and a little patience, you can get it out completely without calling a professional. What You’ll Need Before…
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