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Having two little ones under three means that stains are pretty much a part of our everyday life. From food to poop, it pretty much gets everywhere. Most of the time a basic stain remover will sort the clothes out. But now, I’m finding stains that I’ve never heard about removing before. Example number one. Calpol. It’s a must-have medicine for the little ones. From immunisations to teething pain. It becomes a part of your life. But have you attempted to give a crying 1-year-old Calpol in the middle of the night with only a night light on? I’d say it takes a couple of attempts before it actually reaches the mouth. So what does that mean? It means pink Calpol stains on a light grey carpet. Fabulous!
This is where Dr Beckmann Carpet Stain Remover comes in. We’ve tried to scrub it with the usual soap and water etc. But nothings really shifted it as yet. So we gave Dr Beckmann Carpet Stain Remover a go. It has a brush head attachment which is great for carpets. I feel like it really gets into the fibres when I’m scrubbing away. After leaving the solution for 3 minutes, I wiped it off with a damp white cloth. I didn’t need a second application. Dr Beckmann Carpet Stain Remover had done the job! It’s still a little damp in this picture and takes a couple of hours to fully dry.
If you try Dr Beckmann Carpet Stain Remover for yourself, make sure you try a small inconspicuous area of carpet first. It can do more harm than good if you don’t test it first! It only takes 5 minutes so you might as well.
So now we know that’s worked, we can make a start on the other stains in the hallway. From a random red stain that I have no idea about, to a beetroot stain that was entirely my fault. (But that’s a story for another day). I’d definitely recommend Dr Beckmann Carpet Stain Remover for easy stain removal.
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