How to Get Creepy Crawler Glue Out of Carpet

Creep Crawler Plasti-Goop is used in conjunction with the Creeper Crawler oven and molds to create insects and other creepy crawlers. The slimy, goop-like substance is poured into the molds and solidified into a soft plastic critter while baking in the oven. If the plastic goop is squirted into the carpeting the resulting gooey stain must be removed promptly. While the Creepy Crawler goop won't solidify in your carpet, it leaves a sticky stain that becomes a dirt magnet.

Spoon
Paper towels
Sponge
Isopropyl alcohol
Bucket
Spoon
1 tablespoon dishwashing detegent
1 tablespoon white vinegar
Clean cloths

Instructions

- 1
  Scrape Creepy Crawler goop off the carpet wtih a spoon. Wipe the spoon onto a paper towel. Continue to remove the soft glue-like plastic substance from the carpet.
- 2
  Wet a sponge with isopropyl alcohol. Dab at the carpet to remove as much sticky residue as possible.
- 3
  Pour 2 cups of warm water into a bucket. Stir in 1 tablespoon of dishwashing detergent and 1 tablespoon of white vinegar.
- 4
  Saturate a clean cloth with the vinegar and detergent solution. Squeeze out excess solution.
- 5
  Sponge the carpeting to remove the color and remaining gooey substance from the plastic goop. Rinse the cloth as the goop is picked up. Apply more detergent and vinegar solution. Continue to dab at the carpet to break down the stickiness and remove the stain.
- 6
  Wet another cloth with water. Wring out the excess moisture. Blot the carpeting to remove the detergent solution. Dry the carpet with another cloth.

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