Cavalier Bremworth Carpet Wet Stain Remover

70% of all carpet stains are wet.  That's why we've developed an emergency stain remover that acts instantly to treat wet stains on all carpets and rugs - this should be available in the cleaning aisle of most supermarkets.

The wet stain remover works by applying a soft foam which dissolves into the stain and helps lift it off the carpet when blotted up with a clean dry towel or paper towel. Repeat applications may be necessary depending on the type and strength of stain.  Click here to view a practical demonstration that played on The Living Channel.

As with all carpet spills however, the first step is to 'contain the stain' so it doesn't spread any further, BEFORE applying any stain treatment.   Use a clean dry towel or paper towels to firmly blot up the excess liquid prior to using the wet stain remover. If the stain covers a very large area, we'd recommend putting a towel down and standing on it to quickly blot up the excess.  It is important to  take up all the liquid you can in this first step as this will ensure you need to use less of the stain remover product and will also give you the best result.

We understand how tempting it is when you are in a panic to throw water or other liquids directly onto a stain, but that will only spread the stain further and can damage the carpet backing.

Tea, coffee and red wine are by far the biggest category for household spills, with 30% of respondents to an AC Neilsen omni-survey saying it was the cause of their most recent carpet stain. The next category was body waste such as urine or vomit - 19% of respondents admitting that it was the last thing they had to clean off their carpet. A very close third was soft drink, juice and beer at 18%.

Because Cavalier Bremworth designs and makes high quality carpet, the company has been very motivated to ensure that the product is safe for carpet.

The new wet stain has been thoroughly tested and designed to ensure that no rubbing of a wet stain is required - that can permanently damage the carpet pile and is something that other products on the market recommend. Our customers trust us with our carpet care advice because they know we are carpet experts.

Trials with the new wet stain product have proven it to work well on troublesome stains and is one that most home-owners should keep on hand 'in the event of emergencies'.

"The most impressive result was when my dog cut his foot and walked on our carpet. The Wet Stain Remove got the blood out pretty much first-go and it left no marks. Our new puppy has had one or two 'accidents' too but the wet stain remover worked very well and removed the odour whichi prevented him going back to that spot." Nicholas S, Rotorua

Treating red wine stains

Please note that when using this product on red wine stains, you may notice a colour change where the stain may take on a green or brown hue as you apply the foam.  This is due to the cleaning agent reacting with the chemical that contributes to wine colour - as it works to break down the stain.

The extent to which this happens is entirely dependent on the type of red wine and can vary markedly.  Again, the most important thing is to firmly blot up as much of the red wine as you can BEFORE applying the wet stain remover, and then to continue to reapply the foam and re-blot the area until no further colour comes off onto the towel or cloth you are using.   As the carpet dries, the stain should lift further.

Happily, red wine is the one stain where our wet stain remover product can be used to some effect, even after the stain has dried off.   If you still notice some discolouration after the stain has dried, try a repeat application to pull more of the stain out of your carpet.