Sponge with luke-warm water.
Gently scrape away surface wax with spatula or dull knife. Or cover with several layers of paper towels and apply warm iron.
Freeze with ice, remove with spatula or dull knife.
Use rubbing alcohol. Use only water-based cleaning agents. Such as Resolve or mix 2 tablespoons of Ammonia or Ammoniated detergents such as Ajax to 1-quart of water. Blot the stain gently with a this solutions. Continue turning the cloth so you're always using a clean portion.
Use only mild pure water-free dry cleaning solvents such as Energine. Wet cloth with spot cleaner and follow same procedure.
Mild soap with warm water and hydrogen peroxide
Use only mild pure water-free dry cleaning solvents such as Energine. Wet cloth with spot cleaner and follow same procedure. Follow with small amount of Ammonia-water. Rinse, let dry and then vacuum.
Lift away excess mud with spatula or dull knife. Let dry, then vacuum. If stain persists. Clean with cloth dampened with Ammonia-water. Use only water-based cleaning agents. Such as Resolve or mix 2 tablespoons of Ammonia or Ammoniated detergents such as Ajax to 1-quart of water. Blot the stain gently with a this solutions. Continue turning the cloth so you're always using a clean portion.
Use only water-based cleaning agents. Such as Resolve or mix 2 tablespoons of Ammonia or Ammoniated detergents such as Ajax to 1-quart of water. Blot the stain gently with a this solutions. Continue turning the cloth so you're always using a clean portion.
Use only water-based cleaning agents. Such as Resolve or mix 2 tablespoons of Ammonia or Ammoniated detergents such as Ajax to 1-quart of water. Blot the stain gently with a this solutions. Continue turning the cloth so you're always using a clean portion. Follow with small amount of Ammonia-water. Rinse, let dry and then vacuum.
Treat with cold water
Treat with cold water. Follow with unseasoned meat tenderizer. Let sit for 10-15 minutes. Rinse, let dry and then vacuum.