Stain Removal Tips
How to Remove Blood Stains Accidents do happen. If blood has stained a fabric that is dry clean only, immediately flush thoroughly with cool water. Blot the wet area with an absorbent cotton towel or paper towel. Take the stained item to a reputable dry cleaner as soon as possible. If the material or fabric…
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Tips to Remove Blood Stains When I was growing up, I was quite a tom-boy and was always running somewhere; biking, climbing, riding horses, you name it. Of course, I sometimes tripped over things including my own two feet. I’d have me some blood stains weekly! My Poor Mom! After having 3 children (2 grown…
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Tips for Safely Removing Black Mold Understanding Black Mold Black mold is a common household problem, but it is often misunderstood. There are many types of mold that can appear black, but not all are toxic. However, regardless of type or color, mold can cause health issues, particularly for those with asthma or breathing problems.…
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How To Remove Berry Stains What is a fruit stain? There are plenty of stains that fall into the fruit category. If you find that you have any of these stains on your carpet, follow the recommended procedures below. Food products that contain fruit products including candies, cookies and pastries. Fruit juices of all types…
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How to Remove Barbecue Stains Let’s face it. A barbecue is not a barbecue if a barbecue stain didn’t happen somewhere. Having a good old barbecue anytime of the year is a tasty treat for sure but summer is my favorite time as everyone can hang outside and visit while grilling outdoors. Speed Is Key!…
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Tips for Removing Ballpoint Ink Stains Have you been the unlucky recipient of a ballpoint ink stain? Maybe you’re a student carrying your books around with an open pen and you’ve accidentally scribbled ink on your shirt or you had the pen in your back pocket and it leaked. Another scenario we see quite often…
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