Stain Removal

How to remove pine sap

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Here is a good way to remove pine sap:.. more »

How to remove rust stains on bathtubs and sinks!

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Here is an easy way to remove rust stains from bathtubs and sinks!.. more »

How to Remove Spilled Candle Wax

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Candles provide beautiful ambient lighting and always enhance the mood of a room. However, the melted wax they leave behind on your nice tablecloth or carpet isn't difficult to clean. Follow these techniques to remove candle wax from either hard ... more »

How to Remove Stains and Remain Eco-friendly

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It seems every stain remover product on the market promises to remove stains, but contains some awful chemical that pollutes. Here are a few tips to remove stains and remain eco-friendly... more »

How to Remove Tar Stains From Carpet

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If you have a nasty tar stain on the carpet, you have a fairly serious situation. Tar is one of the most difficult stains to remove from carpet. Before you resign yourself to purchasing brand-new carpet, try to remove the stain yourself. There ... more »

How to Remove Water Stains From Wood

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Forgetting Glasses that sweat and vases that leak will cause water stains on wood. Some stains may just be cloudy discolorations while others can leave obvious marks on the wood. Don't give up on removing these flaws from your furniture... more »

How to Remove Wax From Upholstery

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If wax spills onto your couch or chair, you can remove it with these simple steps... more »

How to Remove White Out Stains

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White Out or other correction fluid can be a difficult stain to remove as the fluid can penetrate into fabrics and harden into a “plaster” of sorts. In some cases, depending on the fabric and age of stain, the stain may be permanent. In other ... more »

How to Spot Clean a Garment

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Spot cleaning a garment can be very difficult. Most garments care labels say spot clean only but really there is no such thing as spot clean. If you follow these steps you should be able to remove the stain... more »

How to Stain a Concrete Driveway

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Concrete driveways can be boring and even ugly since they hold stains from automotive fluids and other liquids. Apply concrete stain to your driveway to hide stains, improve the look of your home and add color to your yard. Learn how to stain a ... more »

How to throw your room-mate out

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Okay we've all been there. And we've all got our reasons. If you've been to college then you've - unless you are totally blessed by the stars above (and don't tell me if you have!) -you've had at least one roommate experience. Unfortunately its ... more »

How to Treat Stains on Leather

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Here are basic guidelines for treating stains on leather clothing, shoes and furniture, and they apply to all gradations of the material. However, cleaning can alter the color or appearance of leather, so when in doubt, consult a leather-cleaning ... more »

How to Wash Cloth Diapers

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Cloth diapers are an environmentally friendly, economical alternative to disposable diapers; they are also easier to care for than you might expect... more »

How to clean a stove top

By Natalie Hernandez

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Cleaning your stove top can be a heavy chore if you do not do it often. The ideal thing to do is clean it up after you use it every top to avoid stuck on messes. When you are in a hurry that may be hard to avoid or when there are multiple cooks ... more »

How to Clean Copper

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Copper is a beautiful metal. Its beauty, however, happens to be vulnerable to the effects of nature. Therefore, copper requires a high degree of care and attention to maintain its brilliance. Keep reading for an ingenious way to keep your copper ... more »

How to Clean Crayon Stains From Clothes

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Crayon stains can detract from the appearance of clothes. In addition, a crayon mark can permanently damage a garment. The best way to deal with the problem is to act as soon as you notice crayon stains and take steps to clean the soiled area... more »

How to Clean Toilet Rust

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You are probably all too familiar with the annoying rust streaks which occasionally appear in the toilet bowl, especially if you have well or hard water. There are a few ways to get rid of these rather unattractive stains. Here are the ones ... more »

How to Clean Vintage Linens

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With a little care, that vintage linen that you picked up at an antique shop can probably be returned to its original beauty. Old linens fabrics were intended to last for years, so don't hesitate to try these special laundering techniques... more »

How to get oil/grease out of your carpet

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Do you have oil/grease on your carpet? No problem, I have a solution to remove it... more »

How to Polish Silverware

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How to Remove Dog Urine

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Although dog urine does not usually have as strong an odor as cat urine, it is not a smell anyone enjoys. The stains and odor that go along with these accidents can be removed by following this process... more »

How to Remove Hard Water Buildup From Shower Head

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Even the cleanest showers can get hard water buildup over time. This article will show you the quick, easy and green way to remove the gunk and get your shower flowing again... more »

How to Remove Nail Polish From Leather

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So many women start to paint their nails on their leather sofas and think, "I won't spill it." Of course, it gets spilled either on their clothes or on their couch. Removing nail polish from leather can be tricky and time consuming. Just follow ... more »

How to Remove Oil From Asphalt

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Nothing is more noticeable from the outside of your home than big oil stains on the asphalt of your street or driveway. They are impossible to cover, but not totally impossible to lighten and maybe even remove. The following will help you in your ... more »

How to Remove Permanent Marker Marks From Household Surfaces

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Most permanent markers create stains that are difficult to treat. If you clean the stain immediately after it was made, you may be able to remove the stain before it sets. Follow these simple steps to remove the permanent marker stain... more »

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