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 SET CRYSTAL ALCO CANDY OR NUT DISHS OR ASHTRAYS NIB  US $.99
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 CZECHOSLOVANIA VICTORIAN SMALL ASH TRAY WITH DAINTY FLOWERS US $2.99
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 Vintage HARKER POTTERY Pin Dish ASHTRAY Antique CAR US $9.99
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 VTG MURANO ITALY ART GLASS STUNNING PIN DISH ASHTRAY US $16.19
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 LOT OF 9 GLASS DISHES CUPS ASH TRAYS BOWLS US $2.00
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 Vtg Mid Century Retro 1950s 1960s Tile Large Mosaic Plate Ashtray US $9.99
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 set of 4 8desert plates turquoise 1997 US $20.00
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 Murano BLOCK BOWL Cobalt Amber Clear 55 x 55 x 125 US $49.95
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 Clear Orrefors Crystal Glass Ashtray Dish US $14.99
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 1 8desert plates rose 1996 US $5.00
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 Clear Crystal Glass Unknown Maker Footed Bowl Dish US $7.99
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 4 Vintage NUMBERED STAMPED 275P TURQUOISE DIP NUT CANDY DISH BOWL ASH TRAY US $12.99
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 FRANCISCAN DESERT ROSE USA 1952 58 STARTER SET W BONUS US $100.00
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 Vintage Delft Small Plate Floral Marked On Botom US $1.99
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 CLASIC LION HEAD BOWL CANDY DISH US $34.99
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 SCHUMANN BAVARIA CHINA FROM GERMANY FLORAL PATTERN 5 ASSORTED PIECES US $129.99
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 Candy Dish Ash Tray Clear Pink Glass Tray US $14.99
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 LIMOGES DISH ASH TRAY RECTANGULAR US $6.99
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 Wedgewood blue dish pink ashtray US $8.99
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 Lot Of 3 Fenton Hobnail Glass Pieces US $25.00
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 Yellow Cambridge Caprice Ash Tray or Nut Dish US $8.00
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 VILLEROY BOCH ASHTRAY PIN DISH BOUERNBLUME GERMANY FLOWERS US $5.99
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 4 VINTAGE LIBERTY BLUE COASTERS ASHTRAYS NICE 4 SCENES US $19.99
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need a home made carpet cleaner?
My carpet needs cleaning and I have a good carpet cleaning machine, but the chemicals are so expensive. I'm on a really tight budget.
Some things I have on hand are white vinegar, laundry detergent, bleach, dish soap...simple stuff like that. I don't think I have baking soda, which I've seen in some other suggestions.
The stain isn't too bad, I spilled an ashtray on some beige carpet then it got wet. It looks terrible, but I don't think it should be too hard to get out. I just need to know some things I could use in the machine that would work.
thanks for the help in advance!
You have to be careful with detergents that aren't designed for carpets. They will clean well, but they will also leave a residue behind that's very hard to remove. The residue will attract more dirt and make it obvious where you cleaned over time.
White vinegar can be an good mild cleanser and is nice because it doesn't really leave a residue behind. It doesn't cut any grease or oil stains, however. For that you need a soap.
I would suggest using the vinegar with just a very small amount of dish washing detergent and rinsing very well.
