STAIN GUIDE

Grass
on carpet.

Often, and it depends how long it has been there. Grass is chlorophyll, which behaves like a dye rather than a soil, so it wants treating before it has finished bonding. Blot cold with a white cloth, work outside-in, and call rather than experiment.

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Can grass stains be removed from carpet?

Often, and it depends how long it has been there. Grass is chlorophyll, which behaves like a dye rather than a soil, so it wants treating before it has finished bonding. Blot cold with a white cloth, work outside-in, and call rather than experiment.

FIRST 60 SECONDS MATTER MOST
Never do this

What should you never do with a grass stain?

Never use hot water and never reach for a general spotter. Heat helps the pigment set, and many household bottles carry optical brighteners that leave a permanently lighter patch which shows worse after a proper cleaning.

THIS IS WHAT MAKES IT PERMANENT
Why

Why does grass behave that way?

Chlorophyll is a plant pigment and it stains the way plant pigments stain — chemically, into the fibre, rather than sitting on top of it. Fresh, it is largely still mobile. Old, it is a colour change, and a colour change is a different conversation from a stain.

Cost

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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