[Same]

It’s pretty easy you just need to concentrate on this simple trick.
Apply the degreaser. Now, it’s time to remove the remaining patch with the application of detergent or soap. The degreasing fight starts with the formation of a mixture by taking 2 tablespoons of soap, and two tablespoons of hot water. Pour the solution on a towel, and start dabbing it over the spot gently. Make sure that the stain has been completely dapped. Leave it for 5 minutes, so that the degreaser starts its fight with oil.
Now, dab a clean cloth in lukewarm water and rub it on the patch, repeat the process many times until the complete removal of the detergent.
If you find that the stain has not been removed in the first attempt, then apply some more detergent solution on it, and repeat the process of rubbing.
Hopefully, by this step, you have succeeded in the complete removal of the horrible stain from your valuable carpet.

[Mike Halliday]

Normally I remove spam ( no matter how hard the poster tries to disguise it ) but this post raises more questions on chemical & technique than it tries to answer 

[premier floorcare]

Have you read his post on egg laying maggots 

[dustee]

Is this guy genuinely for real or is he just taking the pi$$