Removing cigarette burns from floors can be a difficult problem, however, with the right procedures and materials, it is possible to make your carpet look new. Before starting the removal process, it's important to understand the situation. If the burn is minor with no damage, you can follow the steps outlined below to remove the burn. However, if the burn is deep or has damaged the backing or padding of the carpet, it may be required to hire a pro.

Materials needed:

• Mild dish soap
  
• Apple cider vinegar
  
• Soda ash
  
• Hydrogen dioxide (3%)
  
• Lukewarm water
  
• A soft-bristled brush
  
• A sponge applicator
  
• Air conditioning
  
  

Use a Gentle tool, such as a spoon, to gently scratch any loose or charred fibers. Be gentle not to apply too much pressure, as this could further cause additional problems.

Step 2: Prepare the solution
Mix 1 tablespoon of mild dish soap with 250ml of lukewarm water. Apply the cleaning liquid to the affected area using a gently swabbed area, working gently to avoid further damage.

Step 3: Eliminate the stain
Sprinkle a small amount soda ash over the affected area and let it reside for a quarter of an hour. This will help to remove the alkaline deposit left behind by the burn.

Step 4: Rinse heat and glow gas fireplace blot
Use a clean cloth or sponge to moisten the area with a mixture of apple cider vinegar and warm water. Continue soaking until the liquid disappears.

Step 5: Apply peroxide
Mix one-quarter peroxide solution with one and a half parts hot water. Apply the solution to the affected area, applying softly to avoid harm to the fibers.

Step 6: Rinse and clean again
Use a fresh water applicator to blot the area with a mixture of apple cider vinegar and hot water. This will help to remove any remaining residue.

Step 7: Dry completely
Use a air conditioning to air dry completely and quickly.

Tips and Precautions:

• If you're using a peroxide solution, be sure to test it on an unnoticeable section of the carpet first to protect the fibers.
  
  
• Don't use abrasive cleaners, as these can harm the flooring material or discolor the carpet.
  
  
• If the burn is particularly large, it may be necessary to call in a professional to get expert assistance.