[335iBaller]

Hi my gf recently went to mc donalds and left an orange soda drink in the passenger cup holder over night. The next day it was hot and i guess the drink soaked through the bottom of the plastic/paper cup. The orange soda dripped all over my carpet and was baking in the sun. I can't seem to get it off with carpet cleaner and was wondering if anyone knows a special way to get baked on orange soda out of the carpet of my 335i car?

[RedGT3]

Club soda

[zaxjax]

Go over to Home Depot or Lowes and pick up Folex

Great stuff!

http://www.folexcompany.com/index.html

[Saigon]

CG lightning fast w/ costco yellow mf

[335iBaller]

i dont think club soda will work but will give it a try.. if not i'll make a run to home depot to pick up folex.. i'll keep u guys updated ^^

[335iBaller]

Originally Posted by Saigon

CG lightning fast w/ costco yellow mf

no clue what you are saying cg? mf?

[lizak187]

Originally Posted by 335iBaller

no clue what you are saying cg? mf?

Chem guys... microfiber

[choopy]

Originally Posted by 335iBaller

no clue what you are saying cg? mf?

dude...I'm not one to pick on newbies but damn NEWBIE

[Saigon]

Originally Posted by choopy

dude...I'm not one to pick on newbies but damn NEWBIE

haha it's cool we all have to start somewhere.

[black335i]

oxyclean

[Auto_Armour335i]

Originally Posted by 335iBaller

How do i get orange soda stain out of carpet?

You don't, I haven't found anything to take that $h!t out. Seriously that is one of the worst things to spill on your carpet. Blood is easier to get out. You can take it and get the carpet dyed

[picus]

As long as you haven't hit it with water the stain probably isn't set. The first thing most people do is use water on it, which sets the stain. I'd try folex with an extractor, which you can rent from a grocery store for like $30.

[Auto_Armour335i]

Originally Posted by picus

As long as you haven't hit it with water the stain probably isn't set. The first thing most people do is use water on it, which sets the stain. I'd try folex with an extractor, which you can rent from a grocery store for like $30.

Did you even read the original post? It was left over night and it baked in the sun? I think the stain is set in.

[picus]

Originally Posted by Auto_Armour335i

Did you even read the original post? It was left over night and it baked in the sun? I think the stain is set in.

Don't get snarky with me just because you think you've answered the question. I did read the thread; heat can set a stain but just because it endured one day of heat doesn't mean it's set. Unless he used water and then let it dry damp there is still a good chance to get it out, so why not try? I've taken out months old stains before with a good extractor. It can require some patience but it can be done. He may even have to lift the carpet and hit it from behind, but again, why not try if it costs $35 in material in a few hours of your time?

[purplewidow]

chemical guys lightening fast.. it is a carpet upholstery cleaner with awesome power and is safe.. i wouldn't use folex.. i am not a fan as i have seen left over soap from folex.

i am a huge fan of adam's carpet and upholstery cleaner as well which doesn't sud up.. it is incredible stuff. between chemical guys lightening fast and adam's carpet cleaner i don't think i need to be searching for anything else!!! good luck

[picus]

Originally Posted by purplewidow

chemical guys lightening fast.. it is a carpet upholstery cleaner with awesome power and is safe.. i wouldn't use folex.. i am not a fan as i have seen left over soap from folex.

i am a huge fan of adam's carpet and upholstery cleaner as well which doesn't sud up.. it is incredible stuff. between chemical guys lightening fast and adam's carpet cleaner i don't think i need to be searching for anything else!!! good luck

Folex leaves a lot of residue when you use it by itself; it works a lot better in a machine.