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My boyfriend has a lot of white cotton T-shirts with screen-printed designs on them. They are starting to look pretty dingy, and I am wondering if adding bleach to the wash will have an effect on the printed design? Usually, dingy white cotton T-shir...
I have black stains on my dishtowels from pots and pans and have soaked and bleached them, but cannot get rid of the stains. Is there something I can add to the wash water that will remove these stains, other than bleach? I’m not sure from you...
Have a stain from a Sharpie®, how do I remove it? Sharpie® pens are generally permanent, so it may be difficult to get the stain out. That said, if you start by pre-treating the stain with a little bit of alcohol-based hand sanitizer to begin break...
Clorox® Free & Clear Stain Remover removes stains better than detergent alone. It is dermatologist-tested and safe for use on your baby’s clothes. Free & Clear Stain Remover is made with a bleach-free ingredient formula. • Dermatologist-tested • Tough on baby stains • Gentle on a baby’s clothes • Made… Read More
How do I remove mustard stain? First, blot away any excess and rinse the stain with a little cool water, reducing the amount of stain you have to work on. Next it’s important to pretreat the stain—what you use depends on the color and fiber content ...
While I usually focus on laundry issues, home cleaning is another area I periodically write about. Take the foul smelling kitchen sponge: it has an odor no one likes, but everyone gets stuck with. The smell is particularly bad when a used sponge drie...
Save money and waste by refilling your Clorox® Pet Solutions Stain & Odor Remover Spray bottle. This bleach-free cleaner eliminates tough pet messes on both hard and soft surfaces. • Refill Clorox® Pet Solutions Stain & Odor Remover Spray • For stains & odors from urine, feces, drool and… Read More
