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Carpet stain removal in Melbourne

Every stain is a different chemistry problem. Red wine is a dye, coffee contains tannin, grease is oil and ink is pigment. We identify what the stain is, match the treatment to it and the fibre, and tell you honestly before we start what is likely to come out.

  • Stain-specific treatments, not one spray for everything
  • Wool-safe options
  • Honest advice before we start
  • Included free with a full-room clean
What's included

Every carpet stain removal job includes

  • Stain identification (dye, tannin, protein, oil, pigment)
  • Fibre check so the treatment won't damage the carpet
  • Targeted spotting agent for that stain type
  • Gentle agitation and extraction
  • Rinse to prevent re-soiling and wicking
  • Advice on what to do if it happens again

Ideal for

  • Red wine, coffee and tea
  • Food, grease and makeup
  • Ink, texta and nail polish
  • Mud, rust and unknown marks

The DryCo promise

Upfront, honest pricing with no pushy upsells. Same technician start to finish. Not happy? We come back and re-clean for free.

How it works

Our carpet stain removal process

Identify

We work out what the stain is and how old it is. This decides which treatment will work.

Test

Each treatment is tested on a hidden area of your carpet first.

Treat

Stain-specific chemistry, applied and agitated gently and extracted, then repeated if needed.

Rinse and dry

Residue is removed so the spot doesn't attract dirt and reappear.

FAQ

Carpet stain removal: common questions

What should I do straight after a spill?

Blot (don't rub) with a white cloth, working from the outside in. Avoid colour-safe bleach and supermarket sprays, because some set the stain permanently.

Can you remove old stains?

Often, yes, but old stains may have bonded with the fibre. We'll test and tell you the likely result before you pay.

What can't be removed?

Bleach spots, burns and some permanent dyes are damage rather than dirt. Colour repair or patching may be the better option.

Why did a stain come back after I cleaned it?

That's called wicking: residue deep in the carpet is drawn back up as it dries. Low-moisture cleaning and a proper rinse prevent it.

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