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Clothing Care

With advice on washing clothes, removing stains and tailoring, eHow will have you looking spiffy in no time. Step in some gum? eHow can show you how to get that sticky mess off your shoe. Has winter given way to spring? eHow has tips to help you store your cold weather clothes during the warm weather months. From hemming pants to freshening smelly shoes, eHow’s stocked with great clothing care tips. Use eHow’s clothing care tips and extend the life of your pants, shirts, jackets and dresses.

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  • How to Get Wrinkles Out of Clothing Using Aluminum Foil

    Having a difficult time getting the wrinkles out of clothing that can't take direct heating, such as, silk, wool, and rayon. There is a little trick you can do. Try aluminum foil, it has more...

  • How to Take Care of Woolen Clothes

    Every person is addicted to shopping. Costly or cheap things that attract to eyes are to be purchased. But one thing is necessary that is maintenance of these things. Likewise warm and woolen...

  • How to Look Great in Your Jeans

    How to slim your hips, have a more comfortable waistband and keep your dark denims dark!

  • How to Wash Burberry Caps

    Burberry is a popular luxury fashion brand that designs high-end clothing and accessories. The company uses delicate fabrics on their items that you don't want to toss in the washing machine....

  • How to Remove Heat-Sealed Patches on Clothing

    Heat-sealed patches have been a popular sew-free garment addition for years. Their uses range from the most practical repairs to name tags to stylish embellishments. Heat-sealed patches have been...

  • How to Remove Rust From Whites

    When metal and water come into contact, it seems that the metal is always on the losing side. Rust forms, creating a red-colored stain that makes the metal brittle. If white fabric comes into...

  • How to Use OxiClean to Kill Mold in Clothes

    Sometimes clothes with mold problems have an unpleasant odor, while other times the molded spot will present itself with a black spore-filled stain. It can be a challenge to find a mold-killing...

  • How to Fix Clothes With Synthetic Dye

    Stains and spills happen to the best of us and our favorite shirts. Fixing a new splotch with synthetic dye is a good DIY project with results that you control.

  • Cowhide Storage Tips

    Cowhide is the material that makes up leather, which is the treated and cured skin of a cow. Many people enjoy its look and feel, often wearing leather as a jacket or using it as a decoration rug....

  • How to Clean a Wet Leather Jacket

    Taking care of your clothes is important, but taking care of your leather jacket requires more attention and a quick response when it gets wet. You want to avoid getting your leather jacket wet as...

  • How to Remove Gum From a Pair of Pants

    Gum is a sticky substance that is meant to be chewed for a long period of time without coming apart. If, by accident, you somehow sit on a piece of chewed gum, it can be tricky to remove the gunk...

  • How to Set Red Color in Fabric

    The red color of some fabric must be set, or made permanent, to avoid bleeding of the dye color. Fabric manufacturers often use excess red dye to achieve a bright red color. The excess dye cannot...

  • How to Remove Iron-on Glue Strips

    Removing iron-on patches can often leave the residue from the patch glue behind on clothing. The glue not only stains the fabric but can attract lint and debris that are difficult to remove later....

  • How to Make Clothes Fire Resistant

    People have a lot of different reasons to look for fire resistance as a clothing feature. Some people have professions that put them at a high level of risk for getting burned. Other people may be...

  • How to Remove Shoe Fungus

    Just when you think you've gotten rid of the fungal infection on your feet or toes, it's back. Perhaps that's because you're putting your feet back into the fungus that has infected your shoes....

  • Croc Shoe Repair

    One of the distinguishing characteristics of original Crocs, aside from the rubbery material and ventilation holes, is their strap. It is attached to the shoe with black rivets and printed with...

  • How to Remove Rubber Stains From Clothing

    Rubber stains are particles of rubber that have been left behind; the friction of the rubber object coming into contact with clothing is what causes the rubber to stick. Changing a tire, putting...

  • How to Cut a T-Shirt

    Many times we receive promotional t-shirts from work, school or sports activities that seem to just sit in a closet or drawer due to improper fitting. If the t-shirt is a bit too tight, it can...

  • How to Repair Squeaky Shoes

    EUREKA!! NO MORE SQUEAK!! Like you, I had a favorite pair of shoes that had become ridiculously squeaky. I tried many of the standard remedies such as powder, oil, and silicone. Nothing...

  • How to Sort Kids' Socks

    Having three children, our laundry generated a new challenge for me: Identifying the owner and locating a mate for all the white, low-cut, unmarked socks we've accumulated. There are three women...

  • How to Get Rid of Mold from Colored Clothes

    Have you ever washed something that smelled of mold, only to have it stink again when you wore it or it got wet? Mold in clothing smells awful and can be hard to remove permanently. Clothing and...

  • How to Clean a Sports Jersey

    Sports jerseys range from professional team jerseys purchased from apparel stores to the jerseys kids wear for playing sports. At some point, especially during sports activities, the jersey will...

  • How to Professionally Steam Press a Shirt

    Bringing your shirts to the dry cleaner every time you need them pressed can be very expensive. For many people though, the prospect of steam pressing a dress shirt at home is a very daunting...

  • How to Take the Shoulder Pads Out of Jackets

    Did you find a cool vintage jacket with great potential...if only you could remove those so-from-the-80s shoulder pads in the jacket? Before you toss that jacket back in the never-to-be-worn pile...

  • How to Remove Sun Stains From Clothes

    When we make purchases for clothing we're making an investment into something we expect to last for years. Other than the wear and tear from the wash cycle, the presence of stains can wreak havoc...

  • What to Wear When You Gain & Lose Weight Rapidly

    Losing weight presents a desirable problem: What to do when all your clothes are too loose? But if you gain the weight back, you're faced with the opposite problem of finding clothes you can...

  • How to Remove Stains on Uggs

    Ugg boots are very comfortable and very popular, but they are not stain resistant. The soft, suede finish on these boots makes them "soak up" stains and marks. If you want to use your Ugg boots as...

  • How to Get Clay Out of Softball Pants

    Softball pants can be difficult to clean because of the types of dirt and clay that stick to them. However, these pants can be washed to the point of looking new. It will take more than just...

  • How to Use Sharpies on Fabric

    A popular brand of permanent markers, Sharpies are a common choice for drawing on fabrics. As convenient as they are, using permanent markers to draw on fabric can present a few problems that, if...

  • How to Prevent Fabric Dry Rot

    Dry rot is a weakening in fabric fibers over time, causing fabric to rip or shred. Dry rot usually happens over a period of years, and is most often caused by moisture or harmful buildups in the...

  • How to Get Spray Adhesive Out of Clothing

    Spray adhesives are a convenient tool. They allow the user to quickly and efficiently apply adhesive to paper, foam, vinyl, fabric and several other materials. With this convenience comes the...

  • How to Take Off Scratches on a Crystal Plastic Watch

    There is no need to ditch a beloved watch just because the plastic face got a little banged up. Nor do you have to pay for a professional jeweler to fix it. You probably already have the tools to...

  • How to Remove Heavy Smoke Odor From Expensive Dresses

    Smoke odors can get into hair, fabric, and anything that can absorb odors. The permeating odor of smoke saturates fabrics, sometimes making it a difficult chore to remove. Expensive dresses often...

  • How to Remove Pickle Juice Stains

    Spilt pickle juice is bothersome mainly because of the powerful scent associated with vinegar; however, the juice can also stain fabrics because of the dyes used in the pickling process. Removing...

  • How to Clean Eyeglasses With a Scratch-Coat Lens

    Cleaning eyeglasses with scratch-coat lenses is a bit different than cleaning regular glasses, because the lenses are coated with a special formula that hardens the surface. To keep this...

  • Clothing Pattern-Making Software Information

    Apparel design uses many techniques to produce the final garment sold in stores. One of these techniques is pattern making. For decades patterns could only be drafted by hand. Now with...

  • How to Store Rubber Gloves & Sleeves

    Whether you're dealing with one-time-use latex gloves, or reusable rubber gloves and sleeves that will see countless hours of work, storing your rubber gloves and sleeves properly is essential to...

  • How to Clean & Condition Leather Coats

    Don't be nervous if you just wore your new leather coat out in the rain, because leather is actually cured with water before it is made into anything. Over time, though, your leather can start to...

  • How to Remove Hot Glue From a Shirt

    Spilling something on a favorite shirt or pair of pants can be devastating, especially if it stains or is difficult to remove. Hot glue on fabric may seem impossible to remove, but with a few easy...

  • How to Remove Scratches From Eye Glasses

    Practically everyone who has ever owned a pair of eyeglasses or sunglasses has had to deal with scratches. Lenses can be scratched from rolling around in a handbag or glove compartment, being...

  • How to Replace Crystals on a Shirt

    A shirt embellished with crystals can be a fun and interesting addition to any wardrobe. However, any clothing with extra pieces like buttons or crystals may be prone to losing those pieces. If...

  • How to Make your socks white again

    White socks and tone legs while taking a shower.

  • Tie Dye Stain Removal

    Tie dying your clothing can be a creative way to individualize your wardrobe. Whether going it alone or creating pieces as a group activity, tie dye is a great way to add a pop of color to your...

  • How to Shrink Acrylic Sweaters

    Acrylic is a fabric that is prone to stretching. Improper ironing, washing and even time can turn a perfect fit into a jumbled, overhanging nightmare. If you have received a sweater that you like...

  • How to Clean Armpit Odor

    You may encounter all kinds of stains and smells when you are doing the laundry. One odor that finds its way to your laundry rather easily, because everyone is capable of producing it, is armpit...

  • How to Remove Cigarette Smoke From Leather

    Cigarette smoke forms a film of tar on the surface of leather garments, and penetrates the cloth liner. Simply airing out the garment or putting a few dryer sheets in the pockets will take the...

  • How to Remove Stains in Ladies Underwear

    Women's underwear becomes stained for a variety of reasons. Luckily, most body fluid and substance stains are easily removed from foundation garments with a minimum of fuss. When faced with a...

  • How to Get Under Arm Stains Out

    Underarm sweat can cause not only unsightly wet areas in that region of your clothing, but it can also result in permanent stains. White clothing is one of the worst victims of underarm stains as...

  • How to Glue Plastic Eyeglass Frames

    Plastic eyeglass frames are durable and less difficult to break than glass eyewear. However, mistakenly leave them in an unexpected place and they can become crushed when sat upon or handled...

  • How to Get Out a Butter Stain

    Accidentally dripping melted butter on your clothes while cooking can be disheartening. A greasy butter stain is difficult to get out of clothing, and will not disappear with detergent alone. But...

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