Cleaning

The best acid mixture for cleaning grout off of tiles is muriactic acid and water. Great care must be applied when using this acid as it is extremely dangerous. The acid must be added to the water and not the other way around.

YOU DON'T! Let a pro do it. People don't realize how specialized this procedure is. Chemicals can work for you or against you if you aren't familiar with them. You could also do damage that you would then have to call a pro in to fix. Get it right the 1st time. It will be cost efficient.

Hi. Heat the racks over ver low heat (200 degrees or less). When the plastic becomes soft, remove rack and scrape plastic with old wooden spoon or use dampened Brillow pad. Hope this helps! KaCo, Independent Consultant, www.my2.tupperware.com/kaco.

Unfortunately, it is not possible to remove bleach stains from dark colored fabric, as bleach permanently damages and lightens the color of the fabric. Your best option would be to try to camouflage the stain by using fabric marker or dye to color over the bleach spot, or consider transforming the shirt into a DIY project by adding designs or patches to cover the stain.

The Shout Triple Action stain remover commonly uses a combination of enzymes, surfactants, and cleaning agents to break down and remove tough stains from clothing and fabrics.

There is two ways that I have seen it done. The first way is by making sure it is completely dry then scraping it off with your finger nail or a knife that will not tear the paper. The second way is by rolling the area of the paper that has white out on it against itself and crumbling the material off.

Step 1: Scrub the ironing surface with a wet cloth covered with a mild abrasive such as baking soda or table salt. Step 2: Wipe the ironing surface with a clean, damp cloth to remove the residue. Step 3: Fill the iron with equal parts white vinegar and distilled water. Place an oven rack over your sink and position the iron on top, with the steam vents facing down. Plug in the iron and turn it to the steam setting. Run it until the steam stops. Step 4: Fill the iron with plain distilled water and repeat the process. Step 5: To prevent spots in the future, after ironing, empty any leftover water while the iron is still hot. That way, the heat will dry out the steam chamber and prevent any metal particles in the water from rusting.

Personnaly, I use window cleaner. I spray it on a cloth generously and wipe until it looks like it's clean. For the venting on a tv it will be easier to use a vacuum cleaner with an upholtery brush attachment on the hose. If you don't have an upholstery brush you can always use pipecleaner brushes or something with small bristles that will fit inside the vents.

You could try a bit of rubbing alcohol. It works pretty well on non-porous surfaces. If it has soaked into the surface, you may have to use a mild buffing compound, but this can have a negative effect on the overall surface and if you aren't careful you could go through the paint.

The stickiness of tape comes from the adhesive material that is coated onto it. This adhesive is designed to create a strong bond with surfaces when pressure is applied, allowing the tape to stick securely.

Yes, you can use muriatic acid to clean a stone fireplace, but it is important to dilute it with water before application as it is a strong acid. Test a small area first to ensure it does not damage the stone, and be sure to follow safety precautions such as wearing protective gear and working in a well-ventilated area.

If you have a standard top loading washer, do you take the towels out of the washer right away after they have been washed? If you don't, and they sit in there too long the fabrics start to smell like mildew. This may be the aswer to your problem. You may not smell it after they are dried, but once the towel is used and becomes wet it will bring the smell out. You might also want to try and add oxiclean in your washer when you wash them to remove the smell. 20 Mule team Borax might also help. However, the problem may be due to using a new style, front loading, High Efficiency washer. These washers have a history of odor problems. Mold and mildew grow in the machine when it sits idle. If the idle period is too long, a lot of stuff can grow. This gets transfered to the laundry. The problem can come and go depending on how much the machine is used. If you have mildew smells you probably have intermitient itching/rash problems with underwea or diapers. With these machines it does not matter how fast you remove the laundry from the machine. You need to control the growth to eliminate the problem. Look for cleaning products like Affresh, Nu Fresh or Purewasher. These all claim to clean the machine.

Machine drying a polyester shirt is generally safe, but it's best to use a low heat setting to avoid potential damage or shrinking. High heat can cause the fabric to melt or become misshapen. Check the care label on the garment for specific instructions.

The presence of detergent in water can affect the growth of organisms by disrupting cell membranes, interfering with nutrient uptake, and causing toxicity. It can also reduce oxygen levels in the water, impacting aquatic life.

Let is stay in some bleach for some time. But don't use too much! Light (UV), ozone, or other things can attack the plastic over time. Some plastics (and there are a many types of plastic) are more prone to attack than others. Plastic resists a lot of changes, but time and a given type of attack may result in the change described. Most often, the change of color is a side effect of a chemical change that the plastic has undergone as it has aged. Often times, there isn't any "fix" for the problem.

To repair rubbing alcohol damage to plastic, you can try applying a small amount of petroleum jelly or a plastic polish to the affected area and buffing it in with a soft cloth. This may help restore some shine and minimize the appearance of the damage. If the damage is severe, you may need to consider replacing the plastic part.

Ingredients for Joy Liquid Soap include:

Water , Sodium Lauryl Sulfate , Sodium Pareth-23 , C12-14-16 Dimethyl Amine Oxide , SD Alcohol 40-B , Undeceth-9 , PPG-26 , Sodium Chloride , Cyclohexanediamine , Polyacetate , Fragrance , FD&C Yellow #5 , D&C Red No. 33

hello, i'm an apprentice carpenter, so to say the least.. ive spent a fair bit of time doing this tedious job. i find that some of the best methods to remove dywall mud from concrete depeneds on two things, how much mud is on the concrete as well as how porous and gritty the concrete is. -->try using an abrasive pad along with a vinegar/water mix in a spraybottle.(half/half) -->use a putty knife, etc to scrape off the large chunks of mud -->razor scrapers work very well, however it will still need to be cleaned with either water or a mixed solution. -->sometimes just an abrasive pad alone will remove the mud -->sanding sponges work great, just dont use them in wet conditions (after spraying a wall, etc, it will clog the sponge..)

Try placing the sweater in the coldest freezer you can. The wax will solidify and become very brittle, allowing you to break it into tiny pieces and pick them out. This works for wax in carpeting to but for that you would use a freezing spray. Good luck.

Soak the clothing in warm water for about 15 minutes and then gently scrub the mortar stain with a brush or sponge. For stubborn stains, try using a mixture of water and white vinegar or a commercial stain remover before washing the clothes as usual.

Magic erasers are made of a material called melamine foam, which has micro-scrubbing properties that help remove stains and dirt without the need for additional cleaning agents. The foam works by creating a fine abrasive when wet, making it effective in removing tough stains and dirt from various surfaces.

I use the Fabreze for clothing and materials for the air as well. The Air Effects product has a lot more perfume in it than I like.

The raw material used in bleach is typically sodium hypochlorite, which is a chemical compound made up of sodium, oxygen, and chlorine. This compound is known for its strong oxidizing and disinfecting properties, making it effective in cleaning and whitening.