FAQ’s

How long does the fragrance last?

Like any other chemical you use in your home, you can expect the fragrance to be distinct when you first apply no vac. As the formula works the fragrance will settle, generally within a half-hour. Good airflow will dissipate the fragrance faster, and it’s also useful to remember that you only need to lightly spray no vac for it to be effective.

What is the different between the Instant Spot & Stain remover and the Sanitiser & Deodorisers?

The Instant Spot & Stain remover is a product specifically designed to remove stains from soft surfaces such as carpets, rugs and upholstery .It is effective against removing stains caused by food, wine, grease and other common household items. The Sanitiser and Deodorisers on the other hand are not spot cleaners and should not be used to remove marks. They are a great way to kill 99.9% of germs on soft surfaces whilst leaving a wonderful refreshing scent. Together the two products will have your home looking and smelling great at the same time as killing 99.9% of germs.

I’m having trouble getting everything out of the Instant Spot & Stain Remover can. Why is this happening?

Please see our guide on latest post How to remove all product from the can.

What is the little red dot on the rim of the Instant Spot & Stain can?

This little red dot indicated the direction of which the dip tube curves. Before spraying an aerosol, you need to make sure that the dip tube is correctly aligned to reach the lowest point of the can when spraying. The dip tube is curved so that it will always be seated at the bottom edge of the aerosol can. This combined with the domed shape at the bottom allows you to extract all the liquid from a can if positioned correctly.

How many uses do I get in a single can?

The number of uses depends on the size of the room, carpet or furniture you are treating with no vac.

Is no vac safe if inhaled while spraying fabrics?

It’s never a good idea to directly inhale fumes produced by aerosol products. Make sure you read and follow the package directions before use and ensure you are in a well-ventilated area.

Is no vac safe for furniture?

no vac is generally safe for most furniture as long as you follow the usage directions. We recommend you always test no vac on a small inconspicuous area first.

Is no vac safe for animals and pets?

When using no vac, it’s best to keep your dogs, cats or other furry friends in another room, or outside. We also recommend using no vac in well ventilated areas.

Can no vac be used on Persian rugs?

Persian rugs are beautiful items that have delicate fibres and are often handwoven. We don’t recommend that you use no vac on them.

What do I do if I have sprayed to much of the product and the fragrance is too strong?

The first thing you should do is open windows and doors to get the room aired out. This will result in the fragrance dissipating quicker than it otherwise would. A 290g can is enough product to cover 27sqm and a 418g can 39sqm, so only a very light layer of foam is needed.

Urine (dry)

How to remove urine from your carpet

1. Blot with kitchen towel just in case there is any excess liquid.
2. Apply no vac Spot & Stain Remover and wait for a maximum of 5 minutes.
3. Blot the product into the stained area..
4. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
5. Leave the area to dry.

Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

Urine (wet)

How to remove urine from your carpet

1. Blot the stain with kitchen towel to absorb any excess liquid.
2. Apply no vac Spot & Stain Remover and wait for a maximum of 5 minutes.
3. Blot the product into the stained area.
4. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
5. Leave the area to dry.

Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

Vomit

How to remove vomit from your carpet

1. Remove all residue.
2. Blot the stain with kitchen towel to absorb any excess liquid.
3. Apply no vac Spot & Stain Remover and wait for a maximum of 5 minutes.
4. Blot the product into the stained area.
5. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
6. Leave the area to dry.

Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

Wax (candle)

How to remove candle wax from your carpet

1. Place some ice cubes in a plastic bag.
2. Rub over the area until brittle.
3. Cover the area with a tea towel or kitchen towel.
4. Shatter the wax using a rolling pin or heel of a shoe.
5. Vacuum thoroughly.
6. Apply no vac Spot & Stain Remover.
7. Blot the product into the stained area.
8. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
9. Leave the area to dry, then vacuum again.

Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

White wine

How to remove white wine from your carpet

1. Blot the area with kitchen towel to absorb any excess liquid.
2. Apply no vac Spot & Stain Remover and wait for a maximum of 5 minutes.
3. Blot the product into the stained area.
4. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
5. Leave the area to dry.

Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

How much no vac should I use?

The amount of no vac that you use depends on the size and density of the stain you’re treating. The size of the carpet or upholstery also matters – the bigger it is, the more no vac you will need to apply. If you are using no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser, a little really does go a long way. The scent of the product can be quite strong upon application, we recommend only applying a very light layer of foam.

Do I need to vacuum after using no vac?

You don’t need to vacuum! no vac has been designed to combat odours without the need for vacuuming. It’s quick to dry and doesn’t leave any residue, so all you need to do is spray it on and watch your carpet become fresh and clean in about 5 minutes. Though you’ll still need your vacuum cleaner to break down solid matter and remove dust, so don’t throw it away just yet.

Are no vac cans recyclable?

Yes – The majority of councils accept aerosols in their kerbside collection schemes. Make sure that the can is empty and do not pierce or squash the can. If the cap and actuator are easily removable, you can remove the plastic parts and put them separately in the recycling bin. Aerosols, which are not 100% empty, can often be returned to Council recycling centres. You can check whether your Council accepts aerosols at www.recyclingnearyou.com.au

Lily pollen

How to remove lily pollen from your carpet

1. Vacuum the area thoroughly.
2. Remove all residue and blot with an absorbent white cloth.
3. Apply no vac Instant Spot & Stain Remover and wait for a maximum of 5 minutes.
4. Gently blot the stained area with a clean, absorbent cloth; working from the outside in.
5. Gently blot the area with clear, cool water.
6. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
7. Leave the area to dry.

Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

Lipstick

How to remove lipstick stain on carpet

1. Scrape up any residue using a blunt knife and blot stain with kitchen towel to absorb any excess liquid.
2. Put a little white spirit on a soft cloth and dab the affected area.
3. Apply no vac Instant Spot & Stain Remover and wait for a maximum of 5 minutes.
4. Massage the product into the stained area, gently wiping from outside to centre.
5. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
6. Leave the area to dry.

If a greasy residue persists after drying, apply white spirit with a soft cloth from the outside to the centre of the stain and follow steps 4 to 6. Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

Machine oil

How to remove machine oil from your carpet

1. Blot up all the residue with kitchen towel.
2. Add a little WD-40 to a clean, dry cloth and dab the area from outside to centre to evaporate the oil.
3. Repeat until all residue is removed.
4. Apply no vac Instant Spot & Stain Remover and wait for up to 5 minutes.
5. Gently massage into the stained area.
6. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
7. Leave the area to dry.

Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

Mascara

Stain removal mascara from carpet

1. Blot stain with kitchen towel to absorb any excess liquid.
2. Put a little white spirit on a soft cloth and dab the affected area.
3. Apply no vac Instant Spot & Stain Remover and wait for a maximum of 5 minutes.
4. Massage the product into the stained area, gently wiping from outside to centre.
5. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
6. Leave the area to dry.

If a greasy residue persists after drying, apply white spirit with a soft cloth from the outside to the centre of the stain and follow steps 4 to 6. Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

Mayonnaise

How to remove mayonnaise from your carpet

1. Scrape up all residue with a blunt knife.
2. Blot the area with kitchen towel to absorb any excess liquid.
3. Apply no vac Instant Spot & Stain Remover and wait for a maximum of 5 minutes.
4. Blot the product into the stained area, working from the outside in.
5. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
6. Leave the area to dry.

If a greasy residue persists after drying, apply white spirit with a soft cloth from the outside to the centre of the stain and follow steps 4 to 6. Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

Milk

How to remove milk from your carpet

1. Blot the area with kitchen towel to absorb any excess liquid.
2. Apply no vac Instant Spot & Stain Remover and wait for a maximum of 5 minutes.
3. Blot the product into the stained area.
4. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
5. Leave the area to dry.

Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

Pet urine (dry)

How to remove dry pet urine from your carpet

1. Apply no vac Instant Spot & Stain Remover and wait for a maximum of 5 minutes.
2. Blot the product into the stained area.
3. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
4. Leave the area to dry.

Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

Pet urine (wet)

How to remove wet pet urine from your carpet

1. Blot area with kitchen towel.
2. Apply no vac Instant Spot & Stain Remover and wait for a maximum of 5 minutes.
3. Blot the product into the stained area.
4. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
5. Leave the area to dry.

Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

Red wine

How to remove red wine from your carpet

1. Blot the area with a kitchen towel to absorb any excess liquid.
2. Apply no vac Instant Spot & Stain Remover and wait for a maximum of 5 minutes.
3. Massage the product into the stained area.
4. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
5. Leave the area to dry, then vacuum.

Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying 1001 Carpet Fresh to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

Salad dressing

How to remove salad dressing from your carpet

1. Scrape up any residue with a blunt knife.
2. Blot the area with kitchen towel to absorb any excess liquid.
3. Apply no vac Instant Spot & Stain Remover and wait for a maximum of 5 minutes.
4. Blot the product into the stained area.
5. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
6. Leave the area to dry.

If a greasy residue persists after drying, apply white spirit with a soft cloth from the outside to the centre of the stain and follow steps 4 to 6. Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

Shoe polish (liquid)

How to remove liquid shoe polish from your carpet

1. Scrape up as much as possible with a blunt knife or spoon.
2. Blot with kitchen towel to absorb any excess liquid.
3. Put a little white spirit on a cloth and dab the area.
4. Blot with kitchen towel.
5. Repeat until all residue is removed.
6. Apply no vac Instant Spot & Stain Remover.
7. Blot the product into the stained area.
8. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
9. Leave the area to dry.

Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

Soft drinks

How to remove soft drinks from your carpet

1. Blot the area with kitchen towel to absorb any excess liquid.
2. Apply no vac Instant Spot & Stain Remover and wait for a maximum of 5 minutes.
3. Blot the product into the stained area.
4. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
5. Leave the area to dry.

Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

Soy sauce

How to remove a soy sauce stain from your carpet

1. Blot up all residue with kitchen towel.
2. Apply no vac Instant Spot & Stain Remover and wait for a maximum of 5 minutes.
3. Blot the product into the stained area.
4. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
5. Leave the area to dry.

Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

Tea

How to remove tea from your carpet

1. Blot the area with kitchen towel to absorb any excess liquid.
2. Apply no vac Instant Spot & Stain Remover and wait for a maximum of 5 minutes.
3. Blot the product into the stained area.
4. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
5. Leave the area to dry.

Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

Tomato sauce/puree

How to remove tomato sauce/puree from your carpet

1. Blot the area with kitchen towel to absorb any excess liquid.
2. Apply no vac Spot & Stain Remover and wait for a maximum of 5 minutes.
3. Blot the product into the stained area.
4. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
5. Leave the area to dry.

Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

Toothpaste

How to remove toothpaste from your carpet

1. Remove and blot up any residue with a kitchen towel.
2. Apply no vac Instant Spot & Stain Remover.
3. Blot the product into the stained area.
4. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
5. Leave the area to dry.

Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

Baby moisturising cream

How to remove baby moisturising cream from your carpet

1. Blot up all the residue with kitchen towel.
2. Add a little WD-40 to a clean, dry cloth and dab the area from outside to centre to evaporate the oil.
3. Repeat until all residue is removed.
4. Apply no vac Instant Spot & Stain Remover.
5. Gently blot the stained area, working from the outside in.
6. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.

Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

Baby Oil

How to remove baby oil from your carpet

1. Blot up all the residue with a kitchen towel.
2. Add a little white spirit to a soft, dry cloth and dab the area.
3. Apply no vac Instant Spot & Stain Remover and wait for up to 5 minutes.
4. Gently blot the stained area.
5. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.

If a greasy residue persists after drying, apply white spirit with a soft cloth from the outside to the centre of the stain and follow steps 4 to 6. Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

Beer

How to remove beer from your carpet

1. Blot the stain with kitchen towel to absorb any excess liquid.
2. Apply no vac Instant Spot & Stain Remover and wait for a maximum of 5 minutes.
3. Blot the product into the stained area, working from the outside in.
4. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
5. Leave the area to dry.

Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

Blood (dry)

How to get blood out of carpet

1. Dampen the area with cold water and blot the stain with a kitchen towel.
2. Repeat until all residue is removed, being careful not to overwet the carpet.
3. Leave the carpet to dry.
4. Apply no vac Instant Spot & Stain Remover and wait for a maximum of 5 minutes.
5. Massage the product into the stained area.
6. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
7. Leave the area to dry.

Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

Blood (wet)

How to get blood out of carpet

1. Absorb as much of the stain as you can with a kitchen towel.
2. Sponge the area with cold water, being careful not to overwet the carpet.
3. Blot with kitchen towel and repeat until all residue is removed.
4. Leave the carpet to dry.
5. Apply no vac Instant Spot & Stain Remover.
6. Gently blot the stained area, working from the outside in. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
7. Leave the area to dry.

Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

Coffee

How to remove coffee from your carpet

1. Blot the stain with kitchen towel to absorb any excess liquid.
2. Apply no vac Instant Spot & Stain Remover and wait for a maximum of 5 minutes.
3. Gently blot the stained area, working from the outside in.
4. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
5. Leave the area to dry.

Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

Cooking oil

How to remove cooking oil from your carpet

1. Blot up all residue with kitchen towel.
2. Apply a little white spirit to a soft cloth and wipe from the outside of the stain to the centre.
3. Apply no vac Instant Spot & Stain Remover abd wait for a maximum of 5 minutes.
4. Gently blot the stained area, working from the outside in.
5. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
6. Leave the area to dry.

If a greasy residue persists after drying, apply white spirit with a soft cloth from the outside to the centre of the stain and follow steps 4 to 6. Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

Cooking sauce

How to remove cooking sauce from your carpet

1. Blot up all residue with kitchen towel.
2. Apply no vac Instant Spot & Stain Remover abd wait for a maximum of 5 minutes.
3. Gently blot the stained area, working from the outside in.
4. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
5. Leave the area to dry.

Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

Cream cheese

How to remove cream cheese from your carpet

1. Scrape up all residue with a blunt knife.
2. Blot the area with kitchen towel to absorb any excess liquid.
3. Apply no vac Instant Spot & Stain Remover and wait for a maximum of 5 minutes.
4. Massage the product into the stained area.
5. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
6. Leave the area to dry.

If a greasy residue persists after drying, apply white spirit with a soft cloth from the outside to the centre of the stain and follow steps 4 to 6. Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

Curry

How to remove a curry stain from your carpet

1. Remove all residue and blot the area with an absorbent white cloth.
2. Apply no vac Instant Spot & Stain Remover and wait for a maximum of 5 minutes.
3. Gently blot with a clean, absorbent cloth - work from the outside in.
4. Repeat application until the stain is gone.
5. Gently blot the area with clear, cold water.
6. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
7. Leave the area to dry.

Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. Curry smell in house? For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

Egg

How to remove egg from your carpet

1. Remove all residue with a blunt knife.
2. Blot the area with kitchen towel to absorb any excess liquid.
3. Apply no vac Instant Spot & Stain Remover and wait for a maximum of 5 minutes.
4. Gently blot the stained area, working from the outside in.
5. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
6. Leave the area to dry.

Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

Excrement

How to remove excrement from your carpet

1. Remove all residue.
2. Blot the stain with kitchen towel to absorb any excess liquid.
3. Apply no vac Instant Spot & Stain Remover and wait for a maximum of 5 minutes.
4. Gently blot the stained area, working from the outside in.
5. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
6. Leave the area to dry.

Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

Furniture polish

How to remove furniture polish from your carpet

1. Scrape up as much residue as possible with a blunt knife.
2. Blot the area with kitchen towel to absorb any excess liquid.
3. Apply a little white spirit to a soft cloth and dab the area. Blot with kitchen towel.
4. Repeat until all residue is removed.
5. Apply no vac Instant Spot & Stain Remover and wait for a maximum of 5 minutes.
6. Gently blot the stained area, working from the outside in.
7. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
8. Leave the area to dry.

Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

Glue

How to remove glue from your carpet If the glue is solvent-based, follow the instructions on the manufacturer's packaging.

1. Place some ice cubes in a plastic bag.
2. Rub over the area until brittle.
3. Cover the area with a tea towel or kitchen towel.
4. Shatter the glue using a rolling pin or heel of a shoe.
5. Vacuum thoroughly.
6. Apply no vac Instant Spot & Stain Remover.
7. Blot the product into the stained area.
8. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
9. Leave the area to dry, then vacuum again.

Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

Gravy

How to remove gravy from your carpet

1. Blot the stain with kitchen towel to absorb any excess liquid and remove any residue.
2. Apply no vac Instant Spot & Stain Remover and wait for a maximum of 5 minutes.
3. Gently blot the stained area, working from the outside in.
4. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
5. Leave the area to dry.

Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

Hair oil

How to remove hair oil from your carpet

1. Blot up all the residue with a kitchen towel.
2. Add a little white spirit to a soft, dry cloth and dab the area.
3. Blot with a kitchen towel.
4. Repeat until all residue is removed.
5. Apply no vac Instant Spot & Stain Remover.
6. Gently blot the stained area, working from the outside in.
7. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
8. Leave the area to dry.

Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.

Ice cream

How to remove ice cream from your carpet

1. Blot up all residue with kitchen towel to absorb any excess liquid.
2. Apply no vac Instant Spot & Stain Remover and wait for a maximum of 5 minutes.
3. Gently blot the stained area, working from the outside in.
4. Remove excess liquid with a dry cloth.
5. Leave the area to dry.

Always test an inconspicuous area of carpet before use, and always wear rubber gloves. For an extra burst of freshness, consider spraying no vac Sanitiser & Deodoriser to leave your room smelling naturally clean.