Can a carpet bleach stain be repaired?

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The stain is approx a foot wide and a foot long. If the stain cannot be repaired can the carpet in that room only be replaced since the carpet is still in good shape in the other rooms?

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  1. Fitgirl says:
    June 25, 2009 at 3:50 pm

    There are a several options:

    – Patch it. If you can match the carpet, the spot can be patched. If done correctly, you won't be able to tell where the patch is.
    – Rotate it. If the bleach is in a corner. (and the room is a square or rectangle.)See if you can rotate the carpet You might be able loosen the carpet, rotate 90 or 180 degrees, putting the bleach under furniture etc.
    – Dye it in place. Professional carpet people can sometimes dye carpet in place. It all depends on the type of carpet, color ect.
    – Replace the carpet in the entire room.

  2. hobmommy says:
    June 25, 2009 at 3:50 pm

    Can't fix the bleach stain that I know of. Yes, the carpet in the room can just be replaced and not the rest of the rooms.

  3. molly2 says:
    June 25, 2009 at 3:50 pm

    Have your carpet dyed. Call a carpet cleaning Co.

  4. snizzleborfin says:
    June 25, 2009 at 3:50 pm

    Sure, you can put a patch in the carpet. The bleach isn't coming out and I do not know how you would ever color match it.
    Find another piece of the original or if the closets are carpeted you can take a piece out of a back corner the size you need and lay it on the carpet and cut both pieces at the same time so one matches the other. If you have the glue/wax tape that's the best and heat it up but not too hot or you will melt the carpet if it is synthetic. Get a carpet roller and roll the seams together and put the bleached piece back in the closet.
    Good Luck!!

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