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#Use a solution of dishwashing detergent and cold water to clean the area. While blotting the paint with turpentine might remove the actual paint, you might need to clean the carpet fibers of some discoloration. Mix a tablespoon (15ml) of dishwashing detergent with two cups (473ml) of cold water. Dip a clean white cloth into this solution and sponge the area where you spilled the paint. Sponge until the area is clean. | #Use a solution of dishwashing detergent and cold water to clean the area. While blotting the paint with turpentine might remove the actual paint, you might need to clean the carpet fibers of some discoloration. Mix a tablespoon (15ml) of dishwashing detergent with two cups (473ml) of cold water. Dip a clean white cloth into this solution and sponge the area where you spilled the paint. Sponge until the area is clean. | ||
#*After cleaning, use a paper towel to absorb any leftover solution.<ref name="rf15619" /> | #*After cleaning, use a paper towel to absorb any leftover solution.<ref name="rf15619" /> | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
*If you've tried and tried and nothing has worked, the solution may be to cut out that piece of carpet and patch it by restoring a fresh piece of carpet of the same make and color. It's best to get a professional to do this as it requires a lot of effort and re-stretching of the carpet to try to hide the piece well. | *If you've tried and tried and nothing has worked, the solution may be to cut out that piece of carpet and patch it by restoring a fresh piece of carpet of the same make and color. It's best to get a professional to do this as it requires a lot of effort and re-stretching of the carpet to try to hide the piece well. | ||
