How to Remove Rust from Carpet
Rust residue embedded in carpet can be caused from metal items sitting on damp carpets. After cleaning, we recommend placing plastic tabs or foam blocks under all furniture items to prevent stains from occurring.
Basic Method
- Apply rust remover undiluted and work in with a bone spatula.
- Rinse carpet with extraction detergent.
Warning and Cautions: Always test material for colorfastness, follow label directions, and never mix product unless specified in the label directions.
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Matrix® Rust EradicatorRust Eradicator’s amazing formula eliminates even the toughest rust stains quickly and effectively. Plus, it's so easy to use.
- Eliminates the toughest rust stains
- Easy to use
- pH: 5.5
- Safe for stain-resistant carpet
- Ready to use
Starting at $9.78
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Matrix® Confidence Premium Extraction Detergent
A special blend of professional-strength ingredients gives Confidence the maximum cleaning power available in a liquid detergent. Even grungy, greasy commercial or restaurant carpet will be left clean and feeling incredibly soft.
- Liquid with the cleaning power of a powder
- Contains citrus solvents; breaks down grease
- pH: 10.0 in RTU solution
- Safe for stain-resistant carpet
- Variable dilutions
Starting at $18.27
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Prochem Rust Remover
When faced with stubborn rust stains, choose Prochem Rust Remover. Rust Remover uses a time-release system to remove impossible rust stains—even old ones—from carpets and upholstery.
- Removes impossible stains from carpet and upholstery
- Thickening agent aids in mess-free removal of rust
- pH: 0.5–1.5
- Safe for stain-resistant carpet
- Ready to use
Starting at $20.19
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Chemspec® Rust RemoverFor rust stains on carpet, upholstery, textiles, and acoustical ceiling tiles, the professional's choice is Chemspec Rust Remover.
- Removes rust from a variety of surfaces
- No toxic vapors
- pH: 5.5
- Safe for stain-resistant carpet
- Ready to use
Starting at $21.58
