Cleaning

No it doesn't. The way to test if a garment creases easily is to scrunch up a section (in your hand) before you make a purchase. If the material is very creased when you release it, then it will look the same way after you have put it on and sat down in it. Linen is terrible for doing this.

The first step to get kerosene out of suede upholstery is to use a paper towel to remove as much of the moisture as possible. Next, apply mild dish soap and use a toothbrush to scrub the fabric. Rinse with a clean cloth wet with white vinegar and water.

You should clean lacquer furniture with water. Use two soft cloths for cleaning. Wet a cloth with water, wring it out and use the damp cloth to wipe the furniture. As soon as you are done washing the furniture dry it with the second cloth.

Since egg stains on vinyl siding are extremely difficult to remove (not even high volume power-washing will take it off) you have nothing to lose by trying this before having to replace that section of vinyl siding:

Mix some non-abrasive filler such as sanding dust with an enzyme laundry detergent and spread a past of this over the affected surface. Cover it with plastic wrap to keep the past damp for as long as possible. Then rise off the surface. The theory behind this solution (told by a vinyl siding expert) is this solution is to have the enzymes stay active and in contact with the spots for a while so that the paste has a chance to soften them. It is much like soaking a cooking pan to remove baked-on food debris. It is also the approach recommended for removing dried on egg stains from the side of a home. You may also use the mr.clean magic earsers to clean dried egg off.

If this doesn't work, then take a piece of siding from another part of the house (that has aged) to match the piece you want to replace. This is less costly than replacing a larger area (color change would be brighter and stick out like a sore thumb) or, paint it. If you want to pain this part of the house then see your hardware store dealer and ask for advice on what paint to use.

Scrub it with Acetone, then with Shout , let it sit 10 minutes with Shout in it ,then wash in a warm wash.

You can get a black grease mark off of suede boots using cornstarch. Simply sprinkle some over the stain and allow to sit overnight. The next day, brush away the starch with a suede brush.

Try putting dryer sheets in the drawers. Also, fragranced soap bars, or drawer liners work effectively as well.

To eliminate the odor rather than just cover it up, use something like AFM Safecoat. It is a water-based sealant. It will not stain the wood, just cover it with an invisible coating. I would use this on the inside of the drawers and see if that helps. You may need to use two (thin) coats. This will keep the gasses that are causing the odor from escaping from the wood.

By new wood smell, do you mean the chemical off-gassing from the glues in plywood/particle-board furniture? If so, the lighter-weight, but more expensive, real wood dresser might be a better bet. Off-gassing can take a year or more to diminish beyond noticeable smells. This is why the people displaced by Hurricane Katrina who are living in brand new mobile homes now have lung problems.

I have had good luck removing odors with an ozone generator. They are awesome!!

Like candle wax. Perhaps this will work. Place a brown paper bag over glue, wax or similar. With a hot iron place on bag and iron. The paper bag will absorb the wax, glue etc and lift of fabric , carpet and similar. You may also use a pinch of kerosene oil for removing such stains from the woods. They are actually hydrophobic in nature and help in the removal of such paints from the wood. They also won't affect your wood shine either.

Sometimes just washing according to the label and hanging on a line will allow the wrinkles to fall out. (Don't forget to sweep up the wrinkles afterwards!)

If this doesn't seem to work, it could be that wrinkles have become set in the fabric if the garment has been too densely packed and overheated in the dryer after washing. Polyester is thermoplastic and hygroscopic! So, to remove stubborn wrinkles: # Wash the costume according to the label, even if it is already clean.

# Dry it. # Turn it inside out.

# Using the lowest setting, or the polyester setting, iron it on the 'wrong side', using a damp pressing cloth, starting from the top and working down with a side-to-side sweeping movement. At the more difficult wrinkles, iron by pressing hard and moving slowly. You may have to do this several times. If the wrinkles persist, wet them, either by dabbing the areas with wetted cloth or by wetting them with small amount of water, and allowing it to soak in thoroughly. Then iron the wrinkles while they are in this damp condition. You can iron without a pressing cloth, but you have to be very, very careful! And, to avoid iron marks, never iron the garment on the right side!

Kinda-sorta. It's hard to get paint to stick well to plastic, so be prepared that the paint will peel quite quickly.

Wide clear trasparent tape can be used,in a put the tape on the couch,pull the tape off fashion.Also you can shave the couch lightly with a disposable razor.I have also seen a few years ago a battery operated tool called ,something like Fuzz buster,I saw it in a fabric store.

Brew some hot tea, then rub the warm tea bag over the marks. It even works with sharpies!

WD-40 and a towel, It will dissolve the remaining glue. If it is a large area, use a paint scraper. Lighter fluid, nail polish remover or lighter fluid will also work as well.

Aldi's Royale furniture Polish, lemon fresh on bedroom doors to remove old greasy marks left by the yellow tack and blue tack worked perfectly.

lol shame you cant you have to get a super duper mumper damper fumeper bleach lol

1. Put a drop of pure lemon extract on the ink stain.

2. Use cotton buds to rub the stain or use a small brush to remove the ink stain right after putting the lemon extract.

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   Use soap and water to wash the spot where you are working. (hot water gives better result)

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   Repeat the same procedure if stain is still there. This time, put more Lemon extract.

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   Wash it thoroughly with soap and water, then wipe it dry.

you have to ask your DT woodwork teacher lool xx

To remove dust from a fabric sofa either vacuum it with the dust tool provided on modern day vacuums or you can carefully use sticky tape to remove fluff and other things.

Hoover refers to a genericised trademark for any vacuum cleaner.

Dirt red or cream. Or combine those two. It also depends what tone that brown is. When it's lighter, a bit darker wall would be good, when it's dark brown, light walls would be better. A little contrast makes it easy on the eye (a very bright room or very big contrast makes eyes hurt, a very dark room makes you feel depressed over the time).

To remove a dent in the leather seat of a car, soak a towel in hot water then wring most of the water out. Fold the towel into quarters and set it down over the dent. Place a heavy object on top and leave for 2 hours. After 2 hours repeat this process another 3 times. Rub a leather conditioner into the seat and leave untouched for 24 hours. After this time, the dent should be gone.

You could try to snake it out, or get one of those "clog breaker" products you hear so much about on the television. The best way would probably to go and get a snake from your local store. Almost all stores will have one, aside from gas stations.

1. Blot off any of the dye stain that is still wet. Use a clean paper towel, and do not rub.
2. Pretreat the stain with a pretreatment that you have bought, following the directions on the pretreatment.
3. Rinse the garment. If the stain is gone or the garment cannot be bleached, wash it normally.
4. If the stain is still there and the garment is white or color-safe, soak the entire garment in bleach. Rinse it thoroughly and wash normally once the stain is gone. If the stain is still there after 15 minutes, you probably cannot get rid of it.

Wash it and dry it both on high heat and for more shrinkage soak in hot water