The smell of coffee is one that can be comforting in the morning, but when it drips onto your carpet or tablecloth, it can be a less than thrilling feeling. Coffee stains have notoriously become known to be difficult to remove and if they sit for too long, they can become a permanent problem. However, there are ways to tackle these stains before they take over your life. With some quick steps on removing these embarrassing stains, you will be put at ease knowing they will not stay for long.
Get Rid of Dried Coffee Stains in the Carpet
Once a coffee stain invades the beauty of your carpet, your day is ruined with worries about how to get the stain out. Quickly cleaning the stain with liquid laundry detergent may help with removing it, but if you happen to see the stain after it has dried up, there are a few things you will need in order to remove it from your carpet. Gathering liquid laundry detergent, white vinegar, liquid dish soap, paper towels or washcloths, water, and a dryer will help with quickly removing the stain before it becomes a permanent part of your carpet. If there was milk or cream in your cup of coffee, then the carpet may require additional cleaning, but with the combination of dish soap, white vinegar, and water, the brown stain should come up easily.
Remove That Coffee Stain From Your Favorite Cup
Has your usual cup of coffee finally left a stain that you can’t remove from your cup? Drinking your morning joe will leave a stain in your favorite coffee mug if it is not properly cleaned. If the remnants of your coffee have finally gotten on your nerves after drinking your much-needed cup of morning joe, don’t worry. There is a way to remove the stains without ever having to drink your fresh cups of coffee on top of old stains. With a little baking soda and a splash of white vinegar, you will be able to scrub the coffee stains off of your cup with no worries. Once your cup is clean you will once again be able to enjoy your cup of coffee with a fresh start to your day.
