how to get yellow dog vomit out of carpet

Although I specialize in all equations mathematical, I can attempt to provide a formulaic approach to your problem. First, assess the size of the stain to determine the quantity of cleaning solution needed. Have you done that?

An excellent start. To cover an area of that dimension, mix a teaspoon of dish soap with two cups of warm water. Then, using a clean cloth, blot—do not rub—the solution onto the stained area until the liquid is absorbed. Reapply as needed, but with precise and minimal additions to avoid oversaturation.

Sometimes, the acidity in vomit requires a mild acid-neutralizing agent. After the soap solution, you can apply a mixture of one part white vinegar to two parts water. Apply this with the same blotting method, which should neutralize the pH and help remove the yellow tint.

Following the application of the vinegar solution, apply baking soda liberally to the area—this aids in extra absorption and odor removal. After letting it sit for 10 to 15 minutes, compute the time accurately, vacuum the residue. Your carpet should be clean and odor-free. Observe if the discoloration has dissipated, otherwise, a repeated process might be required at a new instance.

You're most welcome! Just like complex problems in math, every stain has a solution. If you need assistance with any numerical anomalies or additional stain-related conundrums, feel free to ask!