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I have a white Mammoth Mountain shirt with a nasty stain around the belly button area on the shirt. I have tried Shout, Clorox2® and OxyClean and the stain still won’t come out. My last option is Pure old Clorox Bleach. I do not want to ruin...
How do I remove an enchilada sauce stain from my down comforter? Enchilada sauce is a combination stain with an oily component and either tomatoes or tomatillos depending on whether it’s a red or green sauce. It’s not the most difficult stain to get ...
How do I treat stains from popcorn oil? For popcorn oil stains, you can pre-treat with Clorox2® Stain Remover and Color Booster or a small amount of liquid dish washing detergent (like Dawn). Apply it directly to the stain, rub it in and then wait 3-...
My baby started eating food and his clothes have some food stains, how do I remove them? Baby food stains really benefit from pre-treating, but first be sure to scrape away excess stain (think pureed vegetable globs like sweet potatoes), and then rin...
How do you remove baby food stains from baby clothes? Baby food stains really benefit from pre-treating, but first be sure to scrape away excess stain (think pureed vegetable globs like sweet potatoes), and then rinse the stain with a little cool wat...
How do I get strawberry stains out? For strawberry stains, start by blotting away any excess (if the stain is fresh) and then rinse the stain with cold water. What you do next depends on the color and fiber content of the item with the stain on it. ...
Two questions please: I always have a handkerchief with me. Over time these get stained. I want to use Clorox to soak them in hopes of removing the stains. The handkerchiefs are 100% cotton. What dilution should I use, and for how long? The stains...
I recently purchased 600 thread count, cream-colored sheets and have been using them ever since. Unfortunately, my husband is a warm sleeper and now there are yellowed areas on our new sheets. Is it safe to bleach them? Because the sheets are 100% co...
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 to get a thin layer of gum out of a shirt collar? I have good news for you! Gum is surprisingly easy to remove by freezing. Just apply an ice cube directly to the gum, and as it hardens, it will crack and you can scrape it away. For a thin l...
