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By brittanyj 0 comments
If you are looking for the perfect solution to remove makeup stains from suede then you are reading the perfect article. Learn how to remove blush, lipstick and even eye liner or mascara from suede!.. more »
By Sheila Wilkinson 0 comments
It’s wonderful to have the feel of luxurious expensive suede, but those dry cleaning bills are not so wonderful. Now you can buy pig suede--a washable suede with the same luxury--and you can save time and money by washing it yourself... more »
By eHow Fashion, Style & Personal Care Editor 6 comments
Modern appliances make things so easy! Here's how to use your dryer... more »
By Jill M 3 comments
We all want clean, soft, and sweet smelling clothes. However no one wants harsh chemicals against our skin, but all the cleaning supplies off the shelves are full of them. So what do we use at our house? You will be amazed and delighted once ... more »
By Judy Cutler 1 comments
There is a way to get urine smells out of practically anything. I have done it for mattresses and other fabric. You can save the rest of the bottle for cleaning sweat from shirts, dresses, jackets and suits... more »
By Hillary Marshall 23 comments
So, your favorite pair of shoes has got the frightening aroma of foot funk. Don't despair, you can save almost any pair of shoes form near stench death... more »
By bmdoyle 1 comments
Have you ever had static cling in your clothes? Well here is a quick trick to fix it... more »
By eHow Fashion, Style & Personal Care Editor 11 comments
Some articles of clothing require hand washing. Even if the label doesn't call for hand washing, your garments will last longer if they're not constantly subjected to the rigors of the washing machine. Here are a few ways to get your clothes ... more »
By knarf 1 comments
Ironing mens or womens dress shirt is simple and quick with the following tips. It's an easy way to cut dry cleaning costs and prolong the life of your shirts... more »
By LauraSM 0 comments
With designer jeans costing upwards of $200, you'll want to keep them looking brand new in the months and years to come... more »
By Paul M. J. Suchecki 0 comments
In the 1950s phosphates were added to US detergents to boost their cleaning power by removing the minerals that harden water. We paid the consequences with the eutrophication of many inland waters, characterized by dense algae growth and oxygen ... more »
By creativemayhem 0 comments
Fiber Reactive dyes are a great dye for "cellulose" natural fiber such as cotton, rayon and linen. However, they can be a little finicky and need to be mixed thoroughly to get their full effect. This is a simple way to dissolve Procion ... more »
By tduerre 2 comments
Classic black blouses, skirts, pants and dresses are perfect additions to any closet. But, after a while, the black may begin to fade. So, unless you plan on shifting your color scheme to a washed-out gray, follow these steps to help keep your ... more »
By Bobbi Holmes 0 comments
Don't you hate it when you accidentally hit your clothing with the tip of your ink pen? Suddenly there is a nice ink stain on your blouse, skirt or pants. Here is a way to get it out... more »
By Nicandab 2 comments
Deodorant stains are embarassing on dark clothes! Here are a few ways to get them off without ruining your clothes!.. more »
By Sensei 1 comments
This is a good way to remove odor from laundry, particularly if you have an athlete or two in the house... more »
By Kristie Leong M.D. 1 comments
Perspiration stains can ruin the look of an otherwise beautiful garment. The simplest way to deal with them is to prevent them in the first place by wearing a good antiperspirant. If you have clothes that are already stained, here's how remove ... more »
By Cathereine Night 2 comments
Oh no! You pre-treated a stain on your clothes and the laundry detergent stained your clothes. Don't fret there is hope for those white jeans. Taking out detergent stains is actually fairly easy if you follow these steps:.. more »
By eHow Fashion, Style & Personal Care Editor 6 comments
Instead of sending your cashmere sweater to the dry cleaner, wash it! Many people don't realize that cashmere can be hand-washed, and that such care will prolong the life of the garment... more »
By GardenGuru 2 comments
Summer fun in the sun, hot weather, cold drinks, a nice picnic or maybe a barbecue. Those are all wonderful ways to enjoy the season, but what about that old swimming pool? Yes, indeed. Jumping in, and splashing around bring great joy to the body ... more »
By Lisette S 3 comments
Doing laundry is one of the toughest and easiest things to do. Looking at dirty laundry can be overwhelming if you've never done it before. That's why it's always best to seperate the clothes... more »
By Sheila Wilkinson 0 comments
At one time, after it was developed in 1910, rayon needed to be dry cleaned. It can be surprisingly cool for a synthetic fabric. Now, many if not most rayon garments don't require dry cleaning. You can clean them at home with little fuss or mess. ... more »
By eHow Fashion, Style & Personal Care Editor 1 comments
Style is a personal matter, and some people prize their t-shirts above everything else in their wardrobes. While cotton or cotton-blend shirts are easy to wash, preserving their new look can be tricky. For best results, start as soon as you get ... more »
By Lisa5321 0 comments
Anybody can do laundry in this day and age. If you have a washer and dryer, things should be very easy for you... more »
By QuackJack 1 comments
You may not even need a spare shirt, after working all day in the heat. People might think you're fresh out of the shower... more »