What to do when Santa Spills the Milk

Every year at this time we expect to get calls because Santa has spilled his glass of milk on the family room carpet.  So here we go.

Spilled milk will start to stink very quickly if it is not taken care of, and if left to dry it can smell for days.  If it is still wet, cover with paper towels, stepping on them until you wick up as much milk as possible.  Then pour water on the milk spot and use rags or towels, stepping on them, to remove the water and milk.  (This may have to be done several times.  The ideal thing is to use a wet vac.)  After you have removed as much moisture as possible, spray Clene Start’s CleneR on spill, brush in, and then cover with towels or rags.  Set something heavy on them and allow to dry.  If all the milk was not removed there could be a dark spot show up in a few days.  If this happens, mist  CleneR  onto stain, brush into carpet, allow to dry and then vacuum.

This process also works even if old Dad has spilled the milk!