Chocolate
on carpet.
Let it harden, lift the solids with a dull edge, then blot with cold water and a white cloth working outside-in. Chocolate is three problems at once — cocoa pigment, sugar and fat — which is why one approach rarely lifts all of it and why heat makes it permanently worse.
How do you get chocolate out of carpet?
Let it harden, lift the solids with a dull edge, then blot with cold water and a white cloth working outside-in. Chocolate is three problems at once — cocoa pigment, sugar and fat — which is why one approach rarely lifts all of it and why heat makes it permanently worse.
FIRST 60 SECONDS MATTER MOSTWhat should you never do with a chocolate stain?
Never use hot water and never scrub. Heat sets the tannin pigment and melts the fat deeper into the pile, and scrubbing spreads the ring wider while abrading the fibre tips.
THIS IS WHAT MAKES IT PERMANENTWhy does chocolate behave that way?
The fat is the part a home remedy misses. It is not water-soluble, so blotting lifts the sugar and some pigment and leaves an oily residue behind, which then attracts soil and darkens over the following weeks. That needs solvent-side pre-treatment before extraction does anything at all.
How much does it cost to have this treated?
Pricing is identical across all eight cities. The full breakdown — what each service costs and what it covers — is at the bottom of the carpet cleaning page.
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