Gum can be tricky to get out . If you pick it up right away, no harm is done, but if it’s pressed into the carpet at all, it can become a gooey, sticky, and frustrating mess. That’s where we come in! We’re here to teach your how to get gum out of carpet. There are several different methods to choose from, so feel free to choose whichever method will work best with your type of carpet, the supplies you already have at home, and the severity of the situation. ICE Let’s start wi

1. BLOT. The first step in learning how to get oil out of carpet is to blot up as much of the oil as possible. Use an absorbent material such a towel, rag, or brown paper bag (we don’t recommend newspaper for this because the ink could transfer onto the carpet fibers and create an even bigger stain). You can remove the bulk of the stain this way. 2. COAT WITH POWDER. After that, coat the stain with an absorbent powder like baking soda or corn starch. Let it sit for 2-24 hours