Stain on cafr carpet

[Mag Grey Toy]

recently i got a fruitpunch stain on the car carpet (not the mat)
ive tried a couple of different stain removers but it doesnt seem to want to lift. Any suggestions?
thanks.

[humanoid]

Try rubbing some Oxy Clean on it. Put some in a bowl or other container, put a bit of water in it to make it into some sort of paste and apply it on the stain. Rub it in there good with a cleaning brush or something similar.

[Mag Grey Toy]

aite just got some oxyclean hopeing it will work
ill let you know the results

[Mag Grey Toy]

no luck it looks like it set in.
thanks anyways guys

[TrailDust]

Don't give up until you've tried Folex. I just recently used it to remove two cat puke stains that had set into my sister's carpet, worked like a charm.

[eyeball96]

I've successfully removed stains from carpet with "Greased Lighting"...worth a try, nothing to loose

[Mag Grey Toy]

where did you guys get these products?
any store known to caryr them?
ima see if i can get the Folex online right now,.

edit
nvm found a list
ima try to pic one up tmw and try it
if i got no luck ill try the Greased Lighting

ill let you know the results

[TrailDust]

You can find Folex at Walmart, Home Depot, or True Value Hardware.

[Mag Grey Toy]

gahh its been set in folex no help now
thanks alot guys
i tried my best
good thing its in a hiddenspot under the mat >.<

[TrailDust]

Wow, that must be some stain! Only thing that Folex didn't get out for me was blood that had set in. Interesting to know what it can't get out.

[Mag Grey Toy]

i think its most likely that it set in :/
i prolly didnt get to it in time
but now im prepaired for any other stains that come my way
the folex is sitting in my trunk atm xD
thanks for the tip on it

[speedy25]

I know I'm a couple of months late on this post but I normally dont troll around.

NOTHING on the store shelves will remove RED stains from carpet. The red food dye actually dyes the carpet, BUT it can be removed. If you were in my neighborhood, I could handle it quick and easy. Call a carpet cleaning pro and ask about getting red stains out. If he mentions he has a product called "red relief" he can do it. Removing red stains requires heat. If the guy you get doesnt break out an iron with his magic chemicals, send him on his way. He doesnt know what to do.

And to add to stain removal advice- DO NOT USE ANY OXYGENATED PRODUCTS!!!!
Yes, you may get the stain out, but it has a side effect they dont tell you about- Its not UV stable! After the sun hits it it changes color.

-Pete the Carpet Guy