Do-It-Yourself Stain Removal

by domestika on October 15, 2005

You might run out of grass-stain cleaner, but do you have any vinegar in the kitchen cupboard? We’ve learned that we can money and keep clothing looking good by immediately rinsing off any spills with cold water to prevent stains from setting — and removing stains with vinegar, salt, and other ordinary household products. My family just follows the instructions in the Stain Removal Guide that I’ve posted on our laundry room wall. Lipstick, gravy, salad oil, and blood stains all have been successfully treated with a few simple homemade methods that are gentle on fabrics — and no worry about what kind of harsh chemicals might be in the commercial stain removal products!

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James 01.08.06 at 2:50 am

Hi,

I like your list of stain removal ingredients… Is there any chance I can quote a few (2 or 3) of them on my site (linking back to your list)?

My Site is at http://buildingahouse.blogspot.com

I haven’t found which I’d like to use yet, but when it’s daytime again, I’ll read the whole list.

Please mail me at nospam.jamesATgmail.com

thanks,
James

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