Removing Stains Videos

Remove rust from fabric by laying the clothing on some paper towels face down, squeezing lemon juice over the stain and then laying it out to dry. Wash rust stained clothing as normal after...

Remove ink from your clothes by spraying the stain generously with hair spray, adding a pretreatment spray, allowing the garment to dry and then laundering it as normal. Repeat these steps until...

To remove grass stains from clothing, blot the stain with water, soak the stain with a rubbing alcohol and water mixture, and then launder the clothes as usual. As a last resort, treat grass...

Get cigarette smoke smells out of clothing by placing the garment in the dryer with one or two dryer sheets and running the dryer for a minute. Use the air only dryer setting when getting...

Protect suede from stains by spraying the garment with an anti-stain product designed for leather and suede products. If a suede garment gets wet, blot the excess water and hang it up to air dry...

Spot clean a garment by gently dabbing at the stain with a paper towel, spraying the stain with a pretreatment spray, or using a stain stick on the area. Consider using a mixture of baking soda...

Treat stains on leather by mixing a cup of rubbing alcohol with a cup of water, dipping a cloth in the mixture and gently rubbing the stained area. Use a professional leather conditioner after...

Removing deodorant stain buildup on dark clothing requires sprinkling baking soda on the stain and then pouring vinegar over the baking soda. Try brushing the stain with vinegar and then washing...

Get rid of ink stains on leather by gently rubbing the stain with an ordinary, white pencil eraser and brushing off the excess. Try using uncolored leather polish to cover up a stain with advice...

Remove grease and oil stains from leather by blotting the stain with degreaser and then washing the area with a mild, soapy detergent. Try to prevent oil stains on leather, as they are difficult...

To remove mildew stains from clothing, brush the mildew spores off the clothes, dry the clothes outside, pre-treat the stain, wash it, and hang it up to dry. Make sure the water is very hot to get...

Remove ring-around-the-collar from shirts by spreading degreaser solution on the collar, rubbing it in with a toothbrush and then agitating the shirt in a washer machine filled with water and...

Remove lily pollen stains by freezing the clothing and then brushing off the stain, or using a pretreatment and washing the garment in cold water. Hang up a stained piece of clothing to dry after...

Remove blood stains from fabric by blotting the stain with a paper towel, mixing a teaspoon of soap with a cup of hydrogen peroxide and sponging the fabric with the mixture. If the stain remains,...

To remove lipstick stains from fabric, dab the stain with denatured alcohol, rub dish washer detergent on the stain, and wash the fabric in cold water. Hang a stained garment to dry, so that the...

Remove hair dye from fabric by dabbing the stain with rubbing alcohol, blotting the fabric with turpentine or trying hydrogen peroxide. Launder the stained fabric after any stain removal treatment...

Sometimes the only option in removing ties stains is through dry cleaning. Learn how to remove stains from ties with dry cleaning in this free clothing care video from a dry cleaner.

After removing stains from a tie, it's best to steam or press the tie. Learn how to steam ties in this free clothing care video from a dry cleaner.

Take a tie with stains to a dry cleaning location to get cleaned. Learn how to examine stains on ties in this free clothing care video from a dry cleaner.

Ties are usually not something to be left in a dry cleaning machine. Learn how to clean spots or stains on ties in this free clothing care video from a dry cleaner.

Check a silk tie to see what caused a stain before trying to clean it. Learn how to remove stains from silk ties in this free clothing care video from a dry cleaner.