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  • How to Get Perfume Out of Clothes

    Perfume can linger on clothing even after multiple washings. Although this may not be a problem some of the time, there are a lot of reasons why lingering perfume in a garment may not be a good...

  • How to Remove Color From Towels to Create White Towels

    Removing color from towels to create white towels is possible, but only with certain kinds of towels. Many high-end towels use bleach and fade-resistant dyes meant to withstand heavy use. They are...

  • How to Wash a Goose Down Comforter

    A goose down comforter consists of delicate goose feathers that need special care and attention, especially when washing, to prevent them from bunching up or falling out. This costly comforter...

  • How to Make Your Own Mini Clothes Hamper

    Clothes or laundry hampers not only help people to store dirty clothing until washing, but also to pre-sort and organize clothing by color or fabric type---making it easier to quickly throw in a...

  • How to Wash Vintage Lace

    Grandma has passed down her old, antique vintage lace tablecloth, curtains or doilies to you and it needs to be washed. You don’t want to ruin the delicate fabric, so what do you do? You can wash...

  • How to Clean Vintage Linen Napkins

    Vintage linen napkins require special care if you wish to restore them to their former condition and color. Most often, napkins are suffering from age and storage stains, but once they are soaked...

  • How to Remove Wrinkles From a Polyester Dress

    Polyester is a fabric that easily wrinkles. Even when a polyester garment is removed immediately from a drying cycle, it can be covered in wrinkles. When this problem occurs with a polyester...

  • How to Loosen Ground Soil With Detergent

    Whether you are a mother of a young child or someone who spends a lot of time playing outdoor sports, you know the frustration of trying to get ground-in soil out of uniforms and clothes. At times...

  • How to Stop the Discoloring of Bedding

    Discoloration can occur in the laundry for a variety of reasons. Bleach or cheap detergents can cause discoloration if they are improperly applied, or discoloration can be a symptom of bad water...

  • How to Get Bacteria Out of Laundry

    Getting bacteria out of clothing can be challenging, and laundry detergent does not always eliminate germs or bacteria. Using vinegar, baking soda and pine oil are effective additions to the...

  • How to Make Your Own Laundry Sorter

    Building your own laundry sorter can be less expensive than buying one. You can also customize your sorter to fit in a specific area, or have more or fewer places to sort your dirty clothes....

  • How to Care for Running Clothes

    Technical running clothes are a great asset to a runner. Running clothes do not chafe and do not weigh down with sweat like cotton clothing can. The material wicks away moisture and keeps runners...

  • How to Remove Polyurethane Glue

    Polyurethane glue is a highly effective adhesive used primarily for general woodworking. When this fast-acting glue hardens onto a surface, it can create what may seem like an everlasting bond....

  • 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 Get Mildew Out of Material

    Mildew can grow on clothing, furniture, or leather items, such as shoes. You should attempt to remove any mildew you notice immediately as mildew can make you ill. There are a few different...

  • How to Get Rid of Mold in Blankets

    Mold can appear on your blanket if you have allowed it to remain wet for too long after washing it. If it has been left in a dark and moist area, chances are good that it is moldy as well. Mold...

  • How to Get Rid of Mold in Towels and Clothing

    Tossing damp towels and clothing into a laundry hamper or beach bag might seem convenient at the moment, but it can lead to mold. Mold stains and scents can be difficult to remove from laundry...

  • How to Get Smoke Odor Out of Fabrics

    Annoying smoke odors can come from a variety of sources, such as cigarette smoke, campfires and even house fires. These unpleasant aromas seep into the fabric of your clothing and upholstered...

  • How to Remove Ink From Cotton & Khaki

    Removing ink stains from washable fabrics such as cotton and khaki can be problematic. Your success may ultimately depend on if the stain is the result of water-soluble (ballpoint) ink or...

  • How to Remove Chewing Gum Washed in Clothes

    The only thing worse than gum on your clothes is gum on your clothes that have gone through the wash. This sticky substance is challenging enough to remove without the heat from a dryer setting it...

  • How to Launder Out Red Paint

    Once paint has dried on fabric, it can be difficult, and often impossible, to remove. The trick is to act fast before it starts to dry. Red paint can be even more difficult to launder out because...

  • How to Get Stiff Curtains

    Crisp curtains hanging from newly washed windows make any homemaker proud. Washing curtains and windows is part of many spring-cleaning rituals. Starching curtains may seem a bit old-fashioned,...

  • How to Remove Foot Odor in a Sleeping Bag

    Oils and sweat from feet can stain sleeping bags and leave them smelling less than pleasant. Because of their delicate fill, sleeping bags can present a challenge to clean, but there are...

  • How to Clean Mouse Urine From Clothes

    Clothing placed in any area accessible to mice can be contaminated with mouse urine. For the sake of your clothes and your health, you must clean these thoroughly and properly before you wear them...

  • How to Build an Outdoor Clothesline

    A person often hangs clothes outside--to save money on her electricity bill or just because she likes the smell of the fresh air on her clothes. If fabric softener is used in the wash, the clothes...

  • How to Wash a White Table Cloth

    The clean, classic look of a crisp white tablecloth makes it a popular go-to accessory for a setting beautiful dining table. The aftermath left by an evening of eating, drinking and being merry is...

  • How to Be Thrifty And Save Money On Laundry

    Laundry can be an expensive household activity. The cost of name brand detergents, fabric softeners and stain removers can break the bank. Follow my tips to saving money in the laundry room!

  • How to Get the Smell of Moth Balls From Clothing

    Moth balls might protect your favorite clothes from becoming prey to insects, but they also can leave behind a smell that won't go away with regular washing alone. Clothes that have been stored...

  • How to Build an Indoor Clothes Drying Rack

    The clothes dryer is one of your home appliances that uses the most electricity to function. If you're trying to save some money, or save the planet, you can do so by letting your clothes dry on...

  • How to Wash a Visco Foam Pillow

    Visco foam pillows are extremely comfortable to sleep on and effective at preventing head allergies, but they can present a challenge when cleaning. Since they can not be cleaned in a commercial...

  • How to Clean a White Linen Tablecloth

    Linen, made of flax and used thousands of years before cotton, is a relatively durable fabric that generally releases stains well. For those reasons it's a standard fabric used for tablecloths,...

  • How to Clean Hospital Bed Sheets

    With bacteria and viruses rampant in health care facilities, the proper cleaning and disinfection of bed sheets is essential to stopping the spread of these organisms. Specific guidelines must be...

  • How to Wash a Slip Cover

    Using a slipcover is an effective way to keep your furniture free from damage caused by everyday wear and tear. It is much more convenient and cost-effective to remove and wash a slipcover than to...

  • How to Clean a Feather Mattress in a Washing Machine

    It's generally recommended that down bedding, such as feather mattresses (featherbeds) and comforters, be taken to a professional dry cleaner to avoid irreversibly damaging the bedding. However,...

  • How to Clean Antique Linen Tablecloths

    Antique linen tablecloths make any occassion feel special. Whether they're a treasured family heirloom or just something you picked up at the flea market, antique linen tablecloths are a pleasure...

  • How to Cut Laundry Costs; Best Way to Save Money While Doing Laundry

    Laundry is never ending. Even on your day off it piles up in your clothes hamper. In addition, doing laundry on a consistent basis is expensive. However, knowing how to cut some of the costs...

  • How to Make Homemade Liquid Laundry Soap

    Liquid laundry soap is a nice convenience but can be very expensive. You can make your own for just over $2 for five gallons! The ingredients can be found in most grocery or discount stores such...

  • How to Survive Without Your Clothes Dryer

    There may be one of two reasons why you would want to attempt surviving without your clothes dryer. One may be that your dryer has died and you loathe dragging your wet clothes to the pay laundry....

  • How to Get Rid of the Smell of Mothballs on Clothes

    For many years people have used Mothballs to keep moths from eating away at their clothes and belongings. The smell is awful and difficult to get rid of. The gas released by mothballs is also harmful.

  • How to Make Organic Liquid Laundry Soap

    Concerned about the environment these days? You’re not alone! What we choose to take out and put back into our local ecosystems says a lot about who we are, and where our priorities lie. But a lot...

  • How to Remove Mildew Stains From Fabric Naturally

    It's happened to all of us at one time or another. We go to the dryer and pull out our favorite shirt and right there in the front is a giant stain. Well, if that stain happens to be a mildew...

  • How to Wash a Baseball Cap Simple Solutions

    Nothing is more frustrating than when your favorite hat starts to show wear. Dirt, dust, sweat, and oil penetrate that favorite logo. Here are some simple steps that worked for my husbands hats.

  • How to Wash Merino Wool Sweaters

    Merino wool sweaters as well as any natural animal fiber sweaters are a great way to stay warm in the winter but need proper washing so they don’t get down-sized or become a moth smorgasbord....

  • How to Remove Orange Soda Stains

    Orange soda may taste good, but when it spills onto the carpet or your clothing, the stain could remain forever. One way to help remove the stain is to react quickly. While orange soda stains can...

  • How to Find Laundry Detergent and Tide Coupons Online

    It's easy to save on Tide laundry detergent on that next visit to the supermarket or department store. Tide detergent coupons other and coupons for other Tide products, along with Clorox bleach...

  • How to Take Care of Your Fine Linens

    Traditions are important in families especially those that include heirlooms. Vintage linens brought down throughout the years can look brand new if you take good care of them. Everything gets...

  • How to Hand Wash a King Size Comforter

    Hand washing a king size comforter may be the only method available to completely clean the bedding. Some comforters should only be hand washed, according to the instructions. A large capacity...

  • How to Iron Dress Blues

    Dress blues are a dress uniform worn on formal occasions. They are traditionally associated with the blue uniforms of the Marines and other military service units. Dress blues are termed such...

  • How to Wash a Sheepskin

    Sheepskin can be incredibly soft and warm. It is also high maintenance. Prone to spills, dirt and other stains, sheepskin is certainly not the easiest to work with. If your beloved sheepskin is...

  • How to Get a Gatorade Stain Out of Fabric

    Gatorade contains food colorings that make it difficult to remove from fabrics and carpeting. There are stain-removal products designed to remove tough food-coloring stains, however, and they can...

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