1. It is imperative that you act as quickly as possible to remove as much of the juice as possible. Blot is out with a towel or sponge and get as much of it as possible. This will go a long way toward a successful removal and salvage of your rug or carpet.
2. When you have gotten all of the juice out of the carpet or rug douse the effected area with salt, simple table salt. Salt will act as an absorbent to remove more of the spilled liquid. You will even see the salt began to take on the color of the liquid.
3. Wait for at least 10 minutes to allow the salt to do its thing then vacuum the salt up very carefully and get as much of it as possible.
4. Apply WHITE VINEGAR to the stain by wetting a clean towel pretty generously. Blot the stain with the vinegar soaked towel. Have a clean dry towel ready to blot up the vinegar and repeat this process 3 times.
5. This should do it. If any of the stain remains take a clean towel and wet it just so that it is not dripping from the towel and place it on the stain and then apply a standard household iron to the effected area a force steam into the stain. After steaming the stain for about 45 seconds blot the stain with a clean towel and you stain will be removed.
6. After allowing the area to dry completely vacuum the area to re-fluff the area. Good luck!!!!
I have found that lemon juice and vinegar works great also
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