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  • How to Wash Cotton and Down Pillows

    Think about your pillow for a moment. It is used every night, which adds up to more than 50 hours a week. Therefore, you are laying your head on the pillow for more than 50 hours a week –...

  • How to Make Your Own Wrinkle Spray

    If you’ve ever tried Downey’s Wrinkle Release Spray, you would know how easy it is to get hooked on the stuff. It works wonders and gets rid of wrinkles much easier than lugging out the ol’ iron....

  • How to Whiten Linen

    White linen tends to yellow with age and laundering. Old or antiques linens are very susceptible to a yellowing problem. Proper storage of linen will help to slow the yellowing process, but it...

  • How to Remove Betadine Stains From Clothing

    Betadine is a dye that is part of the iodine family. Betadine has several uses ranging from pre-surgical cleansing to skin de-germing. However, it also comes in an over-the-counter cream that can...

  • How to Get Yellow Stains Out From White Laundry

    Even if you are careful to keep your whites clean, light-colored clothing often can acquire a yellowish appearance over time. Certain soaps, detergents and deodorants contain substances that can...

  • Clothes Steamer Information

    Clothes steamer can be used as an alternative to ironing or to freshen your clothes between dry cleanings, according to Consumer Search. Steamers are available in a variety of sizes. While they do...

  • How to Remove Grease & Road Grime From Clothing

    Any avid bike rider can tell you that grease and grime are a part of daily life. Both these substances seem to have no problem attaching themselves to your clothing, but removing them can be a bit...

  • How to wash staph-infected clothing

    Staph bacteria, which are common bacteria and easily transmitted from person to person, can cause conditions and diseases ranging from minor skin infections, such as boils, to serious conditions...

  • How Often to Wash Bedding

    Washing your bedding regularly is essential to your health. Since you are upclose and personal with your bedding, you breathe in everything that is living on them, such as dust mites, allergens...

  • Household Tips for Laundry Work Shirt Stains

    Work shirts can often be stained when working at a hands-on job that involves contact with food, grease, motor oil or other elements that can easily stain clothing. It is important to remove...

  • How to Wash My Golf Caps

    The game of golf originated in Scotland in the 15th century. The tools used were different, but the goal was the same: Hit the ball in the hole with the fewest shots. Like the equipment, golf...

  • How to Kill Bacteria on Laundry

    Many people believe that all we need to do to thoroughly clean our dirty laundry is to throw it in the washer with detergent, and the machine will do the rest. Often, we ignore recommendations...

  • How to Kill Lice in Laundry

    Lice can live anywhere in a home where they can burrow deep and hide. Laundry is a perfect place for them to do that. Laundry can quickly become infested with lice if a person who has head lice...

  • How to Remove Tree Sap From Hair Using Peanut Butter

    So you got some tree sap in your hair. This method of removing tree sap involves using peanut butter.

  • Laundry Tips to Get Paint Out of Clothing

    Paint can spice up a room, but it also can add unwanted decoration to your clothes. It's all too easy to get paint on clothing, whether you're a fingerpainting preschooler or a 40-year-old doing...

  • How to Make Powdered Homemade Laundry Detergent

    See also my article: How to Make Liquid Homemade Laundry Detergent. While there are many different recipes for homemade laundry detergent, this particular recipe creates a great...

  • How to Keep Strips on Bath Towels From Shrinking & Puckering

    Bath towels can be plush and luxurious or purely functional, but either way, they are a monetary investment that you'll want to get as much service from for as long as possible. Often the towel...

  • How to Neutralize Dryer Sheet Smell

    The scent that remains on clothing from dryer sheets combined with perfumes, scented shampoos and body lotions can be overwhelming. You want your clothes smelling clean and fresh, but you don't...

  • How to Dye a Canvas Tarp

    Dyeing a canvas tarp is an easy project as the untreated natural canvas will hold dyes better than many other fabrics. Because a tarp is generally quite large, you will need to dye it in a large...

  • How to Remove Yellow From Old Linens

    Linens that have been stored for long lengths of time can become yellowed. If the yellowing is due to sun damage, nothing can be done; if the yellowing is due to lack of use, you can probably...

  • How to Remove Gum From Blue Jeans

    Many of us have risen from a seat in a public place, only to discover we sat down on a wad of chewing gum--and now the gum seems to have permanently welded itself to the fabric of our blue jeans....

  • How to Get the Armpits of Clothes to Smell Fresh in the Laundry

    After washing your clothes, it is only natural to want them to smell as clean and fresh as possible. It can be frustrating when areas such as the armpits don't seem to have relinquished their...

  • How to Wash Fabric With Glued on Crystals

    Adding crystals to clothing and fabrics is fashionable and creative way to breathe life into otherwise worn-out or bland apparel. But it can be tricky to wash embellished fabrics without losing...

  • How to Wash Speed Suits

    Speed suits are one-piece, unisex garments that are often worn by runners and swimmers. These outfits are very thin and form-fitting. Speed suits are worn by athletes to increase their speed and...

  • How to Remove Caulk From Fabric

    Caulk is one of the stickiest, gooiest substances in the construction world. These characteristics make it ideal for sealing cracks or gaps in everything from bathroom fixtures to the exterior of...

  • How to Clean Clothes From Smoke Damage

    A fire in the family home is a tragedy that causes tremendous damage from smoke, soot and water. Insurance is rarely enough to cover the replacement costs of everything in your home. Since smoke...

  • How to Remove a Smoke Odor From a Jacket With Vinegar

    The big party is tonight. You pull out what you are going to wear--the shoes and a great handbag. Excitement is in the air until you pull out a light jacket to wear over your outfit. The jacket...

  • How to Get Rid of a Stain That Went Through the Dryer

    Once a stain has gone through the heat of the dryer, it can be quite difficult to get out of most clothing. Always double check your stained laundry before putting into the dryer to prevent...

  • How to Wash King-Sized Pillows

    Overt time pillows can become dingy or smelly and need to be cleaned. If you have pets, you may need to clean them more often due to pet hair or pet dander. Washing king-size pillows can be tricky...

  • How to Wash with Sodium Carbonate

    Sodium carbonate, which is also known as washing soda, is a white, odorless powder, according to encyclopedia.com. It's also available in granules. Laundry can be washed with sodium carbonate...

  • How to Eliminate Fuzz-Balls Out of the Dryer

    After you spend valuable time and energy doing the laundry, it's always aggravating when you remove your clean clothes from the dryer and discover that they are covered with unsightly fuzz balls....

  • How to Wash Linens in Vinegar

    Vinegar is a very effective all-purpose cleaner. You can buy a gallon of plain white vinegar for a cheaper price than you can most small containers of household cleaning products. This home remedy...

  • How to Clean a Backpacking Tent

    Cleaning a backpacking tent is not difficult if you approach it the right way. Tents are an inexpensive and practical shelter for overnight backpacking trips. They are extremely portable and easy...

  • Stain Removal of Betadine From Clothes

    Betadine is a topical solution that kills germs, and should be applied to the skin when cuts or scrapes occur. This element is iodine-based, so it can many times leave unfriendly stains on...

  • How to Remove Color Bleeding in Laundry

    If you have ever opened the lid of the washing machine and gazed at your freshly washed clothes with pleasure that quickly turned to horror, then you know the disaster of colors bleeding in the...

  • How to Make Your Own Spray Wrinkle Remover

    Whether you are unable to iron your clothes due to being short on time, being away from home or for whatever reason, a quick and easy way to get wrinkle free clothes is with spray wrinkle...

  • How to Never Have a Lost Sock

    "The dryer ate my sock!" It happens to us all ... socks you put into the laundry do not come out. Or ... did you really put them in? Could they be under your child's bed? Under YOUR bed?...

  • How to Sanitize Pillows

    You should sanitize pillows for a number of reasons. Whether you do it following an illness or just because the pillow is beginning to smell musty, regular sanitizing helps keep bacteria and mold...

  • How to Sanitize Your Laundry

    If you want to sanitize your laundry, you have a host of options. Sanitize towels, bedding and clothing after an illness. Use a number of sanitizing tactics to freshen and thoroughly clean your...

  • How to Remove Armpit Odor From Clothes

    Removing odor from clothes can be challenging because so many cleaners that will remove odor from other surfaces can damage the fabric of clothing or fade the color of the fabric. While many...

  • Homemade Pet Urine Odor Removal for Laundry

    When pet urine comes into contact with clothing, it can leave behind an unbearable odor that seems nearly impossible to remove. There are a few retail products designed specifically for removing...

  • How Do I Clean a Golf Hat?

    Golf hats, like any other garment, can become dirty and need cleaning from time to time. Unlike a shirt or slacks, you must use care when cleaning a golf hat, as it needs to keep its form. There...

  • How to Restuff a Feather Pillow

    Feather pillows present a special laundering dilemma. While manufacturers' care instructions generally permit machine washing and drying, it can be difficult to thoroughly dry the feathers in a...

  • How to Use Liquid Starch & a Steam Iron

    Liquid starch is used to give clothing a slightly stiff and crisp appearance. Spray starches are available for use but one bottle of liquid starch will last much longer and save you money. When...

  • How to Naturally Whiten Laundry

    Sometimes our favorite article of white clothing can wind up looking dingy and dull after repeated washings. The favorite white shirt that is perfect to wear with your jeans, or that versatile...

  • How to Remove Gum From Cotton & Polyester

    Gum tends to lose its appeal after you step in it or sit in it. When disaster strikes and you find your favorite pair of jeans, your toddler's favorite blanket, or your husband's white shirts...

  • How to Pick a Dryer Setting

    With all the settings available on clothes dryers, choosing the right one can be confusing. Pick the wrong one and you can waste energy. Worse yet, you can ruin clothes, especially delicates....

  • How to Remove Stains From White Napkins

    White cloth napkins can complete a nicely set table. They are economical and ecologically friendly. It is important to keep them clean and presentable. There are steps you can take to remove...

  • How to Steam Clean Feather Pillows

    Feather pillows can generally be cleaned by washing in a conventional washing machine and thorough drying in a clothes dryer. However not all allergens, such as dust mites, will be killed by this...

  • How to Disinfect Football Gear

    No football player wants to be sidelined, especially if the reason he was sidelined was easily preventable. Unfortunately, athletes who play high-contact sports such as wrestling, rugby and...

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