Milk Bottles. How To Remove Milk

Cleaning Tips From Experts & Readers How To Remove Milk

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Date Published:
08/10/2008

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Flush the stain immediately with cold water. Repeat as necessary, then clean the area as usual. Remove lingering smells with a deodorising spray.

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White vinegar & lemon juice gets rid of spilt milk smells.
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Always check manufacturer's instructions first. Always try a test patch first. If you are unsure as to whether the item you are cleaning is suitable for our instructions, take professional cleaning advice first.

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  1. I spilt a smootie and cappuchino in my car over a year ago,i had it specially cleaned 3 times and steamed there is the most awful smell from the carpet have you any tips pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeese
    Posted by sinead milton on 21/11/2009 14:42:19
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  2. Could anyone please help me. My nephew has spilt chocolate soya milk on his bed and putting it in the wash hs not worked.
    Posted by Rachel Thacker on 23/10/2009 20:31:56
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  3. our grandaughter spilt milk on the sofa cushions although we have cleaned it up we keep getting a soured milk smell can anybody advise how to get rid of it please your help would be gratefully appreciated
    Posted by ellen on 20/08/2009 17:10:10
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