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I had put my summer clothes away last year. I put them in a clean tote and lined the tote with clear plastic. Sealed it. Opened the bag this summer and found some yellow stains on a few of my white shirts and white pants. Any advice on what I can to ...
How can I remove ink from a ball point pen from my worsted wool garment? For ink stains, I prefer using solvent(s) and applying from the back of the stain to keep from forcing the ink further into the fibers as it dissolves. Here are some step-by-ste...
Don't lose face
How do you remove the red stain of baseball clay from white pants? This is a great question—clay from the infield is definitely a problem stain (as if the mud and grass from the outfield wasn’t enough!). This is largely due to the composition of bas...
How do you remove bleach stains? Thank you for sending in your question. This sounds like a problem I actually have had to deal with myself. I try to be careful with spray cleaners that include bleach, but even so I still occasionally end up with...
How do you remove rust stains from linen? Thanks for sending in your question. Unfortunately rust stains can NOT be removed with Clorox® Regular Bleach2 (or any product containing chlorine bleach for that matter). You need to use a rust remover p...
What is the best way to remove stains from a colored football jersey? It is almost football season and this is a very common problem thanks to two-a-days and preseason games! Treatment really depends on the fiber composition. Dyed cottons are much mo...
How Do I Remove Curry Stains From Clothing? Curries can vary widely–from the spices used to the meat, tofu, or vegetables cooked in the sauce. Since most curry sauces start with a little oil used to brown the meat or sauté vegetables, it’...
Drive thru the stain
White linen tablecloths which haven’t been used for years and were stored in a wooden armoire show storage stains at the folding sides. I used Clorox® Regular Bleach2 a few times in the wash but the marks remain and remain. What can I do? I ...
