Stained clothes

A group of Australian mothers have revealed a little-known trick to remove the stubborn stains of red wine for good - and it's a common product you already have in your fridge.

Rusted and naturally stained vintage garment by Susan Lenz

There's nothing worse than a grease stain on your favorite shirt. Read on for three essential steps for removing these stains.

How to get Grease stains out-old or new. Apply a liquid grease-fighting dish soap directly to the stain, such as Dawn or Palmolive, and let it sit for about 5 minutes. Be careful with colored dish soap, however, as dyes could lead to further stains on light-colored clothes. Soak the piece of clothing in warm water for 15-30 minutes. Wash the garment as normal. Check to see if the grease stain is still present. Drying will set the stain in more. If it’s still there, repeat steps 2-4.

It was a beautiful, bright, sunny Saturday. The birds were chirping, the pool was sparkling, the squirrels were frolicking. I could practically hear Sleeping Beauty serenading nature in its prime. I was happy as a little lark getting all of my weekly cleaning tasks done and getting Mr. Spouse and me reset for the week. I was just pulling out my final load of laundry from the dryer when I started seeing this. Little grease spots EVERYWHERE. I mean everywhere. All over my shirts, Mr. Spouse's…

Don't toss your favourite sweater, there are ways to salvage it. - by Eunice Oh

The key to removing coffee stains is to keep them from setting. Here's how to pretreat your soiled clothes or clean up after an office spill.

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These effective methods make white clothes white again. Step-by-step instructions use bleach, vinegar and baking soda, and aspirin tablets. Say goodbye to stains and restore bright whites.