A lot of people seem to think that because nylon is an artificial material, it requires virtually no care and maintenance. Yes, nylon is a relatively low-maintenance artificial fiber, but to say that it will stay as good as new forever without proper care is totally incorrect. Removing stains from nylon as soon as they form is a major part of the maintenance routine. Keeping nylon clean is one thing, but trying to remove a week-old stain is quite another.
As we always say, make sure you mop up as much as you can of a spill before doing anything else. The longer the stain sits, the harder it will be to remove later. Once you mop up the excess spillage, blot the damp residue with paper towels or a clean, white, soft cloth. For many fresh stains such as food, drink, and bloodstains, you will find that it is possible to remove them simply by blotting the affected area with a soft white cloth dampened with lukewarm water.
Since you can't always take care of a stain immediately, we have listed what you can do for various kinds of stains that have been allowed to sit for some time. Finally, when buying a nylon carpet, find out whether it comes with a prepackaged stain removing kit.
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