Items you will need:
Rubber gloves
baking soda
vacuum
white wine vinegar
cold water
spray bottle or container
dawnb detergent
spray bottle of water
Clean white cloth
plain white paper towels
small heavy object
hydrogen peroxide
spoon or dull knife
How to Remove Liquid Waste Stains
Step 1:
Make your Vinegar Solution by placing a tablespoon of Dawn dishwashing detergent, a table
spoon of white wine vinegar, and two cups of cold water into a spray bottle or container. Stir
or gently shake to ensure a thorough mixture.
Step 2:
Put on gloves and scrape away any diarrhea with a spoon or dull knife. Avoid spreading the
stain.
NorCal Pro Tip: Blot the stain in one direction starting from the edge of the stain working your way to the center. This will prevent spreading the stain onto other carpet fibers.
Step 3:
Sprinkle a bit of baking soda on the stain. Allow it to sit on the stain for 15 minutes. The
baking soda will absorb the liquid waste from the stain, it will also neutralize the odor.
Step 4:
After 15 minutes vacuum the baking soda away. If more liquid waste is still on the carpet
repeat the step 3 until no more liquid waste is present.
Step 5:
Apply the vinegar solution you made in step 1 to a clean white cloth and blot to work the
solution into the stain lifting any color onto the cloth. Continue to blot until the stain is
removed.
Step 6:
Rinse with cold water and blot with paper towels to remove the excess moisture. If any of the
stain remains, apply a few drops of hydrogen peroxide to a clean white cloth and blot to lift any
remnants of the stain. Rinse again with cold water and blot with paper towels to lift the stain
away.
Step 7:
Place several layers of paper towels onto the dampened area. Place a small heavy object onto
the towels. This will draw out any remaining moisture from the carpet.