Answer #1: I have had considerable success with Borax to take stains
out of carpet. First dampen the area with warm vinegar in water (just a
dash in a
ice-cream dish half full of water). Then sprinkle the powdered borax
over the area quite liberally. (I make a point of
buying Borax that looks like talc in texture as there is also one which
looks like dry
fibreglass type slivers and I don't like that one). Leave the mix to
dry and the stain just comes to the surface of the borax powder. Quite
magic. Vacuum when dry. -- JM
Answer #2: Hairball
Stains........You said that your cats leave stains on your
carpeting from the dyes in their food? Have you thought about switching
your brand/color of catfood? Maybe to one that's NOT
red? -- Krissy
17/09/2005
Answer #3: Cat Food Stains.
You probably already have solved your cat food stain problem, but I
have the same problem on beige carpet. Woolite Oxy Deep stain remover
is a miracle and very easy to use; you just spray it on, let it sit for
5 minutes, then wipe with a damp cloth. Very often, I cannot even find
the stain to wipe it up 5 minutes later; I search for the wet spot!
-- RR Amel
26/09/2005
Answer #4: CAN OF
SPOT OUT WORKS WELL TO GET OUT KITTY STAINS -- MARY KATTZ (hairball
stains).