Grass Stain Removal for Carpets and Upholstery Can Be Done Quickly Using These FREE Proven Steps

Grass stain removal for your carpet and upholstery may not seem possible to you, but you just never know. You want to have fun with your kids and you don't want to worry about them permanently staining your carpet. When or if someone transfers grass stains to your carpet or upholstery really doesn't matter. What matters is ... how you are going to get it out.

Remova Grass Stains from Carpet or Upholstery:
If the area is colored, you need to test it for colorfastness, as outlined on the stain removal tips page.

Step 1:
Mix 2 parts water to 1 part rubbing alcohol. This means you can use 2 teaspoons of water mixed with 1 teaspoon of rubbing alcohol. Using clean white cloths, blot the stain with the rubbing alcohol mixture.

Replace the blotting cloth with a clean/fresh cloth frequently, so you don't spread the stain around.

Step 2:
Rinse the stained item well with cold water by blotting it with clean fresh water and a clean cloth.

Step 3:
If the stain remains on the carpet or upholstery, sponge the area with white vinegar.

Step 4:
If the stain is still visible mix water and a liquid enzyme detergent. Blot with other clean cloths until the stain is gone.

Step 5:
Let the area air dry. Removing grass stains from your clothes is just a little bit different, get the grass stains out of your clothes and keep them looking newer longer.