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1. The first step needs to be done right away and involves picking up the substance. Use a spoon or spatula to remove the vomit working hard to not spread it around even further. Ensure that you all the solid material is removed – using a vacuum to get smaller pieces.
2. The next thing to do is to take cool water from the faucet and blot the stain with a sponge or wash cloth. It is best to allow the cool water to set on the stain for 20-30 minutes. NEVER use hot, as hot water sets in stains!!!
3. The third step is essentially the same except there is salt added to the water. Use around a half cup of table salt to 2 quarts of water; mix well and blot the stain again. Use a clean, dry towel towel to blot the stain up. This step will need to be repeated several times to see results.
4. Allow the carpet to dry and if the stain is still present, you can repeat these steps. Often using baby laundry detergent (designed for organic stains) or a clear colored dish detergent with the cold water may be needed to further lift. But keep in mind that detergents can easily bleach carpets. Even using a ‘test area’ is inaccurate because it can take up to 3 days for the detergent bleaching to take affect.
5. Since the odor is probably still present; use baking soda and sprinkle it on the area allowing it to sit. Make sure the area is damp but not soiled with water. The soda can get for several hours depending on the stain and extent of the odor.
6. Use the vacuum to thoroughly vacuum up the baking soda and other debris that may have lifted or be left behind.
7. Use a dry clean towel and blot the stain until the towel comes out clean. It is best to step on the towel and leave it until the area is dry.

Quote (voniazmogis @ May 6 2010 09:09am)

Use photoshop

Quote (teddy @ May 6 2010 03:09am)

I think you can acctually launder it in the washmachine x)
Sorry for the english there, hehe...

Quote (voniazmogis @ May 6 2010 05:09pm)

Use photoshop