How to completely remove tar stains?

If the stain is on hard surface such as tile, you will need to dip a rag in hot water, soften the tar with the rag and scrape off as much excess as you can with dull tools such as a paint stirring stick. Then wipe the tile off again with the towel dipped in hot water. To remove tar from upholstery and carpet, use a multi-purpose dry cleaning solution and douse the area with it, then use a cloth to blot it with firm pressure. Put a lot of pressure to really break the tar down and even twist it a little. When you feel the tar is broken down enough, you can try to pull it off yourself to get the majority of the excess off the carpet. Now, you should be left with just the residue and continue the same process. The tar is too thick for soap, water, ammonia, or vinegar to really have an effect. In case the tar will really stick to your carpet or furniture, call Sheen restoration and cleaning services.

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I then asked about my leather sofa – that he agreed to do. He cleaned it beautifully, explaining as he went how not to damage the leather with certain cleaning products in the future, which I admitted I had tried to no avail.

Joe could have cleaned my rug and my kitchen floor along with the sofa but he was too honest to do so. I haven’t met many people in S. Florida with such integrity. I will definitely call him again.

Maggie, Miami Beach

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