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  • How to Remove the Cloudy Appearance of Glassware

    As your glassware ages, it may become clouded and appear dirty even after multiple washings. Mineral deposits, which will collect on your glassware over time, cause this cloudy appearance....

  • How to Get Gel Pen Ink Out of Laundered Clothes

    It is upsetting to find an ink stain on clothing. Gel pen ink stains are even worse because gel ink, a synthetic ink pigment suspended in a water-based gel, is made to be even more permanent than...

  • How to Clean an Untreated Wood Floor/Subfloor With Pet Stains

    Any household with pets is subject to an accident that can leave pet stains on your flooring. Untreated wood floors and subfloors can sometimes absorb stains that require a good bit of work to...

  • How to Get Towels White Like in Hotels

    Hotel towels always appear bright white even if they have visibly frayed with age. So how do hotel housekeepers do it? Industrial strength bleach probably plays a large role in many cases....

  • How to Get White Towels Really White Again

    Nothing is better than a set of brilliant white, fluffy towels to brighten up a bathroom. And, of course, nothing is worse than a set of dingy, gray towels to throw a shabby shadow over a bathroom...

  • How to Clean Pet Odor From Upholstery

    Getting rid of stains and odor created by your pets can be a difficult task. Upholstery stains and odors can be especially difficult because of hard-to-reach areas and often expensive fabrics. By...

  • How to Remove Grease Stains From a Flagstone

    Flagstone makes for beautiful floors, patios and walkways. This look generally comes at a relatively high price however, as the cost of the flagstone itself as well as its installation can be...

  • How to Remove Wine Stains From a Pigskin Table

    Red wine stains on a pigskin table are an unwelcome reminder of the party. Because wine is a mild acid, it can quickly penetrate materials and stubbornly refuse to fade away. The good news is,...

  • How to Eliminate Pet Stains From Carpets

    Pet accidents require prompt action in order to prevent staining and discolorations from developing on your carpet. Over time the stain can develop an offensive odor if it is left untreated. Pet...

  • How to Remove Water Stains From Cotton Upholstery

    Of all the things that leave unsightly stains on our belongings, water is the last thing we'd suspect. Water stains can be some of the most irritating stains to clean if you don't know what to...

  • How to Remove Oven Cleaner from Linoleum

    You are cleaning your oven and you are hating the task. You decided to use a commercial oven cleaner to make the job go quicker. The only problem---the job is still taking too long and now you...

  • How to Remove White Water Stains on Furniture

    Although temporarily annoying, white water stains on furniture are nothing to get too alarmed about. Water stains are much easier to remove than stains resulting from oily substances or liquids...

  • How to Remove Make-Up Stains From Clothes

    Getting rid of make-up stains on clothes can be difficult. There is a way to remove the stains without ruining your clothing. Make-up should be removable as long as you do not put the garment in...

  • How to Remove Blue Ink From Cloth

    Ink stains of any type and color can be extremely difficult to remove from cloth, be it your favorite T-shirt or the tablecloth you bring out for special occasions. If the ink-stained item is made...

  • How to Remove Rust Stains From Cotton Towels

    Stains happen. They're just a part of life. Some stains, however, are more challenging to remove than others. Rust is one of them. Your everyday stain removal products won't do much, if anything,...

  • How to Remove Pet Stains From Mattresses

    While pet accidents happen and are tolerable for the most part, it becomes a bit more irritating when it happens on your bed. Our furry friends occasionally forget their manners, and when they do,...

  • How to Remove Fabric Glue From Shirt

    Fabric glue works great to adhere materials when you don't want to, or can't, sew the fabric. This adhesive works so well that removing it when it accidentally gets on an area in which you don't...

  • How to Remove Melted Crayon From Rugs

    Children love to color with crayons. Unfortunately children don't always stay between the lines or even on the paper. Crayons are notorious for ending up on walls, under furniture and melted in...

  • How to Remove Color Crayon From Fabric

    If you are around young children on a regular basis, then you've probably dealt with a wide variety of stains, including paint on your pants, ink on your skin and crayon on your clothing. Removing...

  • How to Remove Oil Stains From Cement Pavement

    An oil stain under your car is not only an indication of future vehicle maintenance, but an eyesore that needs to be dealt with as it mars the aesthetics of everything around it. These stains are...

  • How to Remove Ink From a Dryer Drum

    Removing ink from a dryer drum isn't difficult if you know the proper materials and techniques to use. In most cases, the stain can be removed quickly and with only a little elbow grease. Most of...

  • How to Remove Crayon From Fabric

    If you have a child who enjoys coloring, you may also have small clothes, or large tablecloths, with crayon stains on them. These waxy, bright stains can seem impossible to remove completely. Not...

  • How to Clean a Vinyl Shower Floor

    Showers are prime environments for mold and mildew growth, hard water stains, oil and greasy residues and plain old grime. Vinyl shower floors or shower pans should make keeping the shower clean...

  • How to Get Blood Stains Out Of Upholstery

    Blood is one of the most common and stubborn stains to get out of upholstery and carpeting. Blood stains can also be made worse by trying to remove them the wrong way, which is why they are often...

  • How to Clean Dog Urine off of a Treadmill

    Whether you use a treadmill for exercise or exercising the dog, if your dog urinates on the treadmill, it probably smells bad. The good news is that removing dog urine is relatively easy--once you...

  • How to Clean Pet Urine from the Carpet

    Pets can light up your home and be excellent companions. From time to time, your pets may get a little too excited or scared. When these moments occur, the animal may have an unfortunate accident....

  • How to Remove Candle Wax Stain from Carpet

    Here is how to remove wax stain, if you have accidentally dripped candle wax on your carpet.

  • How to Make Your Own Cleaning Wipes That Are Eco Friendly

    Cleaning wipes are very convenient to use. They are usually expensive, and contain harsh chemicals that are hard on the environment. This is a way to make your own while saving money, and helping...

  • Bleaching Pet Stains Out of Hardwood Floors

    Pet stains can be very difficult to remove from wood floors. Caution is required, as using water to remove the stain can lead to even more damage to the hardwood. Instead, it is important to find...

  • How to Clean Mildew in Hampers

    Laundry hampers are often stuffed with damp clothing and towels. The darkness and moisture create a perfect atmosphere for mold and mildew to form. Left untreated, mold and mildew can damage...

  • How to Remove Cat or Dog Urine (and the odor that goes with it)

    Oh nooooo.... not again. Your dog or cat has just peed on the carpet or on some other valued possession, and now you're faced with the unenviable task of making it go away. How can you get rid of...

  • Carpet Stain Repair

    Spills happen. It is a fact of life. What happens afterwards is a different story, especially when talking about carpet care. Acting quickly is key to removing a stain; the longer it sits, the...

  • How to Remove an Ink Stain From Carpet

    Spilling ink on carpet might cause some homeowners to reach for a bottle of antacid before grabbing a bottle of cleaner, but all is not lost. You can remove ink stains from carpet with a few...

  • How to Clean Spray Paint Out of Carpet

    It can be disheartening to realize that your carpet has a paint stain on it. If one of your projects involves spray paint and some of it ends up on the carpet, a method is available to clean it....

  • Recipes for Pet Odor Removal

    Pet odors in your house can be unpleasant and annoying. You can use some simple household items to fight pet odors. Acting quickly, before the odor becomes a part of the carpet or upholstery...

  • How to Remove Water Stains in a Carpet

    Water spots on carpet tend to appear gray or brown. The water is rarely the culprit of the stain; it is actually made of dirt and dust that settled on the carpet while wet and then dried to the...

  • Home Remedies for Removing Ink From Clothing

    It's surely happened to everyone at one time or another; a pen left in the pocket of clothing that's gone into the washing machine or the pen that exploded during the day. Kids and pens are also a...

  • How to Clean Animal Feces from a Carpet

    Animals are prone to having accidents in the home, as are people on occasion. Cleaning a carpet soiled with excrement might seem like a difficult, not to mention unpleasant experience, but it...

  • How to Remove Mold and Mildew Off Your Bathroom Ceiling and Walls

    Do you have a bathroom fan that does not do the job of removing moisture during those hot showers? I have 3 teenagers that shower all the time. I have a white bathroom and my fan cannot keep up...

  • Soda Stain Removal

    When treating soda stains on clothing, carpet or upholstery, the most important thing to remember is to treat spills as soon as possible. The longer you wait before treating stains, the harder...

  • How to Clean Oil Spillages

    Oil is very thick and very hard to clean up, especially when it gets on your driveway or any other concrete or blacktop area. Oil will also eventually break down asphalt if it is not cleaned up...

  • How to Get an Oil Stain Out

    Oil and grease stains can ruin a piece of clothing, carpet or furniture. They are not just ugly but they can break down the fabric or fibers over time. The oil will continue to absorb into the...

  • How to Clean Gatorade From Carpet

    While Gatorade gives athletes a boost to compete, when spilled on the carpet, it only gives Mom a boost in her blood pressure. The food coloring additives it contains, like red #40 and yellow #5,...

  • How to Remove Gatorade Stains From the Carpet

    Gatorade has the fuel athletes need to compete; it also has a number of food coloring additives like Red No. 40 and Yellow No. 5 that make it difficult to remove from carpets. Here's a way to...

  • How to Remove Dog Urine From a Mattress

    Dog owners everywhere are familiar with the perils of removing dog urine stains from various household items. Dog urine is best removed from cloth and carpet with a natural cleaning product...

  • How to Remove Dried Paint From Clothes

    No matter how careful the painter, painting spills and splatters can happen. Fortunately, most water-based paints will come out of clothing, even if the paint has dried. For these paints, you...

  • How to Get Nail Polish Out of Pants

    When nail polish gets on clothing, such as your pants, cleaning the mess can be troublesome. Because of fabric's natural porosity, the stain seeps quickly into the fibers. Removing nail polish is...

  • How to Clean Old Tennis Shoes

    Are your old tennis shoes looking a bit dirty these days? If your tennis shoes are genuinely still in fair to good shape, don't throw them away. Give them a make-over. Learn how to easily clean...

  • How to Clean Spills From Marble Countertops

    Marble is frequently used for counter tops, both in the kitchen and bathroom. Considered durable, it does need special care to avoid staining and etching. Read on to find out how to deal with...

  • How to Remove Paraffin Wax From Clothes

    Paraffin wax is a petroleum-based product used most often in home canning and candle-making. Most commercially available candles are made of paraffin wax. Most people who end up with paraffin wax...

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