When the atmosphere of the party became high, the more people played, the more crazy they became, and they would inevitably accidentally spill out the wine. Red wine will leave stubborn and difficult-to-remove stains (old wine stains). How to completely remove the red wine stains on light-colored carpets?

　1. Tips for removing red wine stains in white wine

　　You can use white wine to remove red wine stains on light-colored carpets! Pour the white wine on the carpet and pat it dry gently. White wine can remove red wine stains because its light color and lower alcohol help dilute and break down red wine stains. White wine in the pot or any white wine you forget to in the refrigerator can be used to remove red wine stains.

Once you pour enough white wine to turn the color of the red wine stain into a light powder, use a ball of paper towel or bath towel to pat the stained area to make it dry as possible. Never wipe it, otherwise the stains of the red wine will spread out or the color of the red wine will be dyed deeper in the carpet. You can also use a carpet washer or stain remover to remove the last bit of stain; but white wine is the key, so pour it into a place with red wine stains as soon as possible.

　2. Tips for removing red wine stains from soda water

　If you don’t have white wine, try soda water. Some say its carbonation dilutes the stain and washes off the red wine’s color. However, just in case, it is best to have a little extra white wine at home.

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