How to remove gum from carpeting?

Check out these tips on removing gum from your carpets, drapery, or furniture!

Take a plastic bag filled with ice. Take the bag and lay it over the piece of gum. Let sit for 20 minutes.
Once the gum has hardened, find something to scrape it from your carpet. Usually a spoon or a butter knife works well.
Slowly scrape away as much as possible. You may want to refreeze the gum.
After, grab a can of wd-40 and spray just enough to loosen up the left over gum.
Finally, use a tiny bit of club soda and put it on the spot.
This should clean your carpet back to normal!
Repeat process as needed.

For this process you will need a clean towel, an iron, and wd-40.
Take your towel and lay it over the spot where the gum has settled.
Move your heated iron back and forth across the towel – not so much that it melts the gum and mend it into the carpet fibers.
After, pull your towel up a little bit and see if the gum has mended to the towel fibers. Peel slowly away.
Repeat process a couple times with different towels.
Use wd-40 and spray a little bit on the remaining residue.
Use a spoon to scrape away any remaining residue.
Pour a little club soda down and dab up as much as possible.