Red Spots and Stains
(crayon, makeup, lool-aid, cat food vomit, fiberglass insulation, etc)
Red dye is almost impossible to remove unless conditions are exactly right. If the carpet is new, chances are better. In many cases the only way to remove red dye is with a heat transfer process in which we apply a product to the spot, lay over a wet cloth and apply an iron to it to cause the spot to transfer into the white towel. The spot is then rinsed thoroughly. This is a last resort procedure and may remove some of the carpet dye as well. There is only about a 5% or less chance of red dye removal in most cases.