Please help me! I had some collector Pepsi cans that leaked all over my carpet. By the time I found the mess, it was moldy. Any ideas on how to get this out? It's a dark blue carpet so any solution has to be colourfast. Thanks!

well, its not really a question but a request for some ideas and methods of working with the steel studs. I did one basement about 12 years ago and have recently moved and undertaking the procedure again. I really enjoy working with this product, for its ease of use and relatively inexpensive nature, not to mention its all screwed together for easy fixes. Ive put down some of the things ive found to be useful when using these products. Please add any suggestions or tips you might have from workin with them also. thanks 1. Get "Pony" clamps, and use to squeeze the stud to the track when you screw the two together, i used to use a leather glove, but its much more effecient and less painful. 2. I prefer using the simple pan head screw (7/16) rather than the self tapping variety, the point on the simple version grabs the steel nicely so you dont spin off. 3. Attach top tracks first, i find this to be easier, to put the top track in first, i chalk out my guideline and then attach using the studs to level/plumb out the bottom, also gives me the opportunity to move it, if need be. 4. using the bottom track, as a stiffening brace in the center, ive been using a brand of steel studs that comes premarked w/8" centers, i cut out tabs and lay the track sideways to the wall and screw, really helps tighten it up specially if you cant get to the back side of the studs to fasten well that is about all the time i have for now, one question i would like to throw out is, has anyone used the punch riveter tool that is available, for fastening together, i really would like to attach the backs, that are close to the back wall, rahter than spen the money on the right angle drill, im tempted to buy the punch/riveter, anyone, thoughts?....thanks