Stain Removal

If its a white shirt, bleach it.

If it a colored shirt, use Clorox.

If its a small stain, use a Clorox magic pen.

If none work, buy a new one.

OR>>>>>>>>>>OXYCLEAN If it is a white you just bleach it and scrub it. And for colors just scrub it by hand and use stain removers and color safe bleach.

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.

A very old-fashioned, but very effective, method of getting white clothing, linens or towels bright white again is to boil them. The fabric needs to be completely natural, e.g. 100% cotton or linen - NO SYNTHETICS!. I've always used a combination of Tide and Biz (an enzyme cleaner usually found in the laundry section of the grocery store). Use about 1/4 C of each. Add to a large pot of water and bring to a boil. Add your fabric and let it cook for about 20 minutes in a well-ventilated area. I've used this for antique baby dresses and linens and they always come out bright sparkling white. Should you use this for clothing, remember to remove buttons first - they'll melt in the boiling water! I've never tried it on towels but if you've tried everything else you might as well give this a try. Good luck!

You can try gently scrubbing the inside of the crystal vase with a mixture of warm water and mild dish soap. For tougher stains, create a paste with baking soda and water and gently scrub the affected area using a soft-bristled brush. Rinse thoroughly with water and dry with a soft cloth.

To remove stains from wood, you can try sanding the wood surface with fine-grit sandpaper, applying a wood stain remover or bleach, or using a mixture of baking soda and water. It's important to test a small, inconspicuous area first to ensure the method doesn't damage the wood finish.

It jets a heated water/soap solution deep into the carpet fiber, then rinses and vacuums out the dirty mixture before it can reach the carpet pad below.

Hope this helps!

first of all, try to soak the piece of clothing... or whatever... in COLD WATER!! NEVER HOT WATER!!!! hot water sets the stain!!!

get blood out... if its your blood soak it in your spit

If the stains do not come out with cold water, try spraying the stain with Genesis 950 and allow it to soak. This will break the bonds of the stain and it can then be rinsed clean from the surface.

To remove blood from clothes, rinse the garment in cold water as soon as possible. Then, you can soak the clothing in a mixture of cold water and a stain remover or detergent before laundering as usual. Avoid using hot water, as it can set the stain.

According to Good Housekeeping, Hoover Platinum Collection Instant scored best for stain removal and can also be used on upholstery. Other effective carpet stain removers include Bissell OxyPro and Weiman Carpet Cleaner.

According to RealSimple.com, the best carpet stain remover is Resolve Triple Action Spot Carpet Cleaner.

There are also home made cleaners such as a simple cleaning solution made up of 1/4 teaspoon of non-bleach detergent (or white vinegar) mixed with 32 ounces of water.

The effectiveness of a carpet stain remover depends on the type of stain and the type of carpet. The first step is to simply blot the spot and dry working from the outside in, rinse thoroughly with clean water, then blot again. If the stain is fat, oil, or wax, put a paper towel over the stain and iron on a warm setting. The wax, fat, or oil should come up off the carpet and stick to the paper towel. If the stain is glue, press a cloth or towel soaked with rubbing alcohol on the spot,. When the spot is moistened, gently wipe it off.

Most people I have looked at say Dawn liquid is the best. Put some directly on the stain, rub it in by hand, and when launder as usual. Yeah, I agree Dawn is good. You might also try gojo hand cleaner or Simple Green, too.

Some are: hydrogen peroxide, ammonia is another and various petroleum products to remove grease stains. My Spray and Wash shows the following ingredients: surfactant, solvents, stabilizers, fragrance and water. Older style stain removers included phosphates.

To clean fiberglass showers and tubs, heat white vinegar until hot and pour into a spray bottle. Spray on shower and bathtub. Let set around 10-15 minutes and clean using a scrubbing sponge, adding more hot vinegar during the process as needed. Rinse thoroughly.

Black algae is very hard to get rid of You need to get down there with something an scrub the surface of the algae. this will damage it so that algaecides will be able to penetrate it Hit the pool with a suitable algaecide you will be able to get this at your pool shop and also try putting some dry chlorine in a sock and place it directly on the worst affected areas, leave it for a while and see what happens.

They are NOT bad they are good.

you have to get a carpet cleaner but if it's been there awhile you need a new carpet

There are a number of options in regards to cleaning pet stains. One of the most common remedies offered as a suggestion is to clean the stained area with either vinegar or ammonia. Both are inexpensive household items, and both contain a high enough level of acidity to break down stains. However, vinegar and ammonia are quite possibly the worst things you can use for pet stains. Both vinegar and ammonia contain some of the same chemical compounds found in urine. The scent of these compounds can cause confusion with your dog and increase the likelihood that your pet continues to go to the bathroom in that spot. While vinegar or ammonia make break down the visual stain, they are not breaking down the odor. Instead, they are adding to to. Because of this the probability that your dog will continue to have accidents in that spot.

Another popular suggestion are enzymatic cleaners. These types of cleaners are often hailed as a green solution as they operate on the principal that bacteria released on the stain will naturally combat it by breaking it down. As wonderful as this sounds, the likelihood of enzymes properly working against the pet stain are low. Enzymes are often compared to a lock and key scenario. You can have all the keys in the world, but only the right one will work on a lock. Likewise, only the right enzyme will break down a certain stains. Enzymes are extremely sensitive. The conditions for them to work must be a 100% match. Variables that affect whether an enzyme will be successful include temperature, moisture, and interference from other chemicals previously used. The stain itself can also affect the enzyme. Dog's diets can add variables in the stain that can prevent the enzyme from working. While the enzyme might be able to battle some components of the stain, it often doesn't have the energy to get into the padding. While initially an enzymatic cleaner may seem to be doing good, the odor and stain generally return in a few days. Once again inviting your puppy to sniff out the spot as a bathroom.

To properly put an end to accidents, the area needs to be properly cleaned. The odor needs to be removed as well as the visual stain, as it is the odor that will draw your dog back to that spot. The best way to clean these types of stains is with a surfactant based cleaner like Genesis 950. Genesis 950 is a green cleaner with no harsh chemicals, no enzymes and no ammonia or vinegar. It works with water to break the bonds of stains and lift them from the surface. The best way to clean pet accidents is using a steam cleaner or carpet cleaning machine. This will allow the solution to get below the surface of the carpet to the pad. When a pet has an accident on the carpet, it is important to remember that the stain seeps below the surface and traps the odor in. Cleaning the surface might remove the visual stain, but it does not address the odor trapped below which can be smelt by your dog. It is that smell that will keep them going in that spot. Using Genesis 950 will deodorize the scent and in addition will also kill any germs and bacteria within the carpet and padding. This will remove odor and prevent the growth of bacteria or mildew.

Of course part of puppy training requires regular visits outside. While outside, use that time to help your pet find an area where they can relieve themself. When they have found an area, always take them to that spot and let them take time to smell the area. This will help them establish that area as their bathroom. In doing so, your dog will not be looking for such an area in the home.

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The stain under the water spout on the outside of your refrigerator door is probably "boiler scale." That is the minerals that are left when water evaporates. Commercial products exist to get rid of bathtub scum. They might work. Vinegar also might work. You do not want to use anything that will scratch the finish.

Put a little "Clorox clean up" on a wet sponge and wipe it away. Even if your window sash is wooden with a nice stained finish, the Clorox clean-up won't hurt it as long as it's diluted w/ water and you wipe/rinse it all off after the stain is gone. I clean all my window sashes with this because it works really good, really quickly, with little scrubbing. Also, bleach kills mold (which likes to grow on windows) and discourages mold growth.

Many stains can be removed with alcohol.

I find the silk can take most any degreaser... it is the inner tie backing that oftentimes loses it's shape when it gets wet. I use an orange based hand cleaner sold at the auto repair stores on my silk and suede messy eater spots with good success since the item is not so wth that it hurts the nap or lining.