So, kids and couch met snack time? Here's how to remove chocolate stains from upholstery and furniture.
Mix 1 teaspoon laundry detergent that contains enzymes to one cup of water in a bowl or bucket.

Allow this chocolate stain solution to sit for 30 minutes on the upholstery or furniture.
If a ring or a slight stain remains after this time, feather the edges with a cloth dampened with hydrogen peroxide.
No mixing required here. Just use 3 percent, undiluted.
Using a separate damp (not dripping wet) clean rag or paper towel, blot-rinse the solution and from the upholstery or furniture.
Keep dabbing water on until no more solution or chocolate appears on your paper towels or rag.
Do a final rinse mix with one-half cup of white vinegar and one-half cup of warm water to remove the cleaing solution. Apply to the upholstery or furniture stain; then immediately blot dry.
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