How to Remove Chocolate Stain from Carpets and Rugs

1. WARNING: Do not use high-pH cleaners or high temperatures on chocolate stains.
2. Scrape off excess.
3. Absorb any liquid with towels.
4. Blot with alcohol on a clean towel to dissolve and liquefy the syrup.
5. Mix Pro-Zyme Heavy Soil & Grease Digester according to directions on bottle.
6. Apply solution to stained fibers to thoroughly wet fibers.
7. Agitate gently but thoroughly to emulsify contamination. Dwell time will help the biochemistry work for you here.
8. Hot water extraction rinse the spot leaving carpet as dry as possible(do not use an acid rinsing agent here).
9. Apply Stain Blotter Anti-Wicking Absorbent Powder to absorb any wicking that might occur during drying.
10. When spot is completely dry, vacuum thoroughly.
11. If deposit is heavy enough to have soaked through backing and into pad, replace the contaminated pad and clean carpet backing as outlined above.
12. If a visible discoloration remains apply Stain Magic^® 2-Part Stain Remover or Stain 1 Stain Remover for Organic and Natural Stains to the discolored fibers.