# Removing Grape Juice Stains From Upholstery
Grape juice adds hydration and vitamins to your body, but it creates a sticky, purple mess when you spill it on your upholstered furniture. You must respond quickly to a grape juice stain to avoid having the juice soak into the cushions. Use the appropriate stain removal methods and cleaning supplies to get a grape juice stain out of the upholstery, along with its telltale grape smell.
Things You'll Need
- Paper towels
- Bowl
- 1 tbsp. white vinegar
- 2/3 cup rubbing alcohol
- Clean cloths
Instructions
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Press paper towels into the upholstery to absorb grape juice. Discard soiled paper towels, and continue this process until no more grape juice transfers to the paper towels.
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Fill a small bowl with 1 tbsp. of white vinegar and 2/3 cup of rubbing alcohol.
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Dampen a clean cloth with the rubbing alcohol and vinegar solution. Blot the grape juice stain to moisten it.
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Lay a dry cloth over the grape juice stain on your upholstery, and press down on the cloth to absorb the stain. Alternate Steps 3 and 4 until the stain is completely removed.
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Rinse your upholstered furniture by sponging it with a damp cloth, and then blot the surface dry with a dry cloth. Allow the upholstery to air-dry completely.
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