How do you get dried milk out of expensive furniture?
Question:please help or i'll get fired from my only job, this means alot to me
Answers:
don't really know. But you can try that new RESOLVE. Its supposed to work really well on fabrics.
Eww, that stinks. But you are gonna need to do a deep cleaning, almost like a carpet cleaning but for your couch to get that out. There is no other way. I think that if you try to clean it with warm water, it will be worse. But for now, until you can get the carpet cleaner, try selzter water and baking soda. That takes care of a lot in a pinch. Just be careful with your measurements!
What is the furniture made from, wood or cloth?
best you google "cleaning tips"
You need to give more information. Is the milk soaked into wood or material? If it's wood, I would try some really fine steel wool and elbow grease. If it's material, maybe some hot water and a sponge.
You will need to get, rent, an electric carpet cleaner/upholstery cleaner, and try Oxyclean for carpets/upholstery. They do make it for carpet cleaners. The problem with leaving any milk on the fabric is it will result in a spoiled milk smell.
I personally have used the Oxyclean on a large ugly spot that the carpet cleaners left behind after having the carpets clean. I know this stuff works.
I am still trying to find out how to get blood out of a stone.
Obviously it has dried by now. aggitate it a bit and vacuum to start with. Then it really depends on the fabric. You may have to hire a professional. But, you have to let the owner of the funiture know what has happened. Don't try to cover it up. Just let them know. Maybe they will be cool with it. Anyway, if you got fired over something like spilled milk, is it that great a job?
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