Things You'll Need
Butter knife
Paper towels
Container
Dish soap
Spoon
White cloths
Rubbing alcohol
Towel
When puffy paint comes in contact with carpet, it quickly adheres to the fibers and leaves a troublesome stain. When dealing with puffy paint, remove it as soon as possible. The longer the craft paint sits on the carpet, the more likely a permanent stain develops. If possible, wipe fresh puffy paint off the carpet fibers with a damp paper towel as soon as it lands on the floor.
Step 1
Scrape the excess puffy paint carefully off the carpet with the blunt edge of a butter knife. Wipe the paint off the butter knife with a paper towel after each pass.
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Step 2
Pour 2 cups of lukewarm water in a container, and mix 1 tbsp. of dish soap in the water. Dip a white cloth in the soapy solution, and blot the remaining puffy paint until it's gone. Continue if the paint remains.
Step 3
Apply several drops of rubbing alcohol to a clean, white cloth until it's well-saturated. Blot the remaining puffy paint stains with the cloth in a vigorous motion until you remove all the paint from the carpet.
Step 4
Remove the rubbing alcohol residue from the carpet by blotting with a damp cloth. Then, pat the carpet dry with a clean towel.
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