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Stain Help!
Asked by S.B. from Kansas City
on March 20, 2010
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my daughter got pizza sauce on my fav pair of her khaki pants! I have washed them 4 times using tide, tide stain release, and shout and the stain will not come out! Th...
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- I keep a bar of lye soap around all the time. It has gotten out a lot of stains after trying other methods. I recently removed nail polish from the carpet with perox...
- Three words: DREFT Stain Remover. It is in the Laundry Detergent aisle. Dreft is a brand for infant detergent, and the stain remover (it comes in a spray bottle) is th...
- I've had really good luck with oxyclean. I put some of it on the stain and then add a little water to make it into a kind of goopy solution (you'll feel it warm up to...
Stain Removers
Asked by A.R. from Kansas City
on May 30, 2008
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I have two year old twins so you can only imagine how dirty their clothes can get. Does anyone have a suggestion for a stain remover. I have tried a few different bran...
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- Pinesol & dawn. Mix small amount of the pinesol with enough dawn to make a gummy solution. Scrub it on the stains and wash like regular laundry. It sounds crazy but...
- I have tried everything and the only thing that has worked for me is Dreft stain remover. I usually only see it at Target so you might check there. Before I found it I...
- I use Dreft stain remover (not the detergent). It works wonders. Even after the stain has set!!! It got a red popsicle out of my daughters white shirt the other day. I...
Stain Remover
Asked by C.O. from Los Angeles
on June 30, 2008
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Can anyone recommend a good stain remover for clothing? I like the tide stick for small stains, for me, it doesn't work so well on larger stains. My daughter is still ...
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- A combination that almost always works for me is: -Spray with spray and wash (or similar product). Rub in. -Spray with plain white vinegar. Rub in. -Spray with amm...
- I absolutely LOVE the products by Melaleuca ~ The Wellness Co., they are all non-toxic and non-caustic, safer for you and your family....and they work great. They als...
- I have found that baby wipes get out everything, but I also love the dreft stain remover. The Dreft spray has even been effective for blood.
Red Kool Aid or Gatorade Stain on Carpet
Asked by T.C. from Knoxville
on May 17, 2009
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Has anyone successfully removed a red kool aid or gatorade stain from carpet without changing the color of carpet in the process? If so, what process and/or process d...
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- OxyClean always works for me as long as I get to it while it's still wet. It's worked on dried mud and blood but never had to try it on red kool-aid. It also works f...
- I actually managed it to my surprise. I had soaked it woolite, used every carpet cleaner on it imaginable, and cried over it. (I was living in a rented apartment and ...
- My husband works in the printing industry and had to remove ink and oil from a rental car....my point is he swears by just regular shampoo to remove stains. Hope th...
What Kind of Stain Removal Products to You Use for Laundry?
Asked by L.P. from Redding
on April 9, 2009
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Hi, what kind of stain removal products do you use for laundry stains from your kids? I'm having a hard time with stains from my 5 year old & the products I've tried ...
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- When my oldest son was a baby (he is now 22 yrs old) my grandmother told me about Fels Naptha, which is a bar type laundry soap. I swear by the stuff for getting stain...
- This works WONDERS for me: http://www.spraynwash.com/product.html Even removed dried blood that was a few days old. Don't worry about it hurting most colored fabri...
- Wash with Tide, not other laundry detergent. My husband is a veterinarian and the stains he gets on his clothes..... Not necessarily the same as a kid, perhaps but m...
Stain Removal
Asked by T.M. from Dallas
on July 17, 2008
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Usually I am the source to go to for getting stains out. However I am at a loss, my daughter decided to dye her hair by herself one evening. In doing so she managed to...
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- Hi T.! I haven't used it yet on hair dye, but I've used it on markers, blood, red wine, medicine, soda and hotwing sauce...Try Solumel...it works wonders and it's safe...
- Sorry, I have to laugh and think about what the Queen of Clean says...Only dye your hair naked and in the back yard! Try googling her. B.
- A paste of Biz (washing detergent) and water gets icing dye out of anything. S.
HELP Stain Removal
Asked by H.L. from Orlando
on October 19, 2009
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I sent my girls to preschool in expensive clothes. I know not a good idea. As murphys law whould have they both came home with marker on the shirts. the markers appa...
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- H.- My miracle stain remover is Spray N Wash DUAL POWER. It comes in a divided bottle, pink liquid in 1 half and whiteish liquid on the other half. Squeeze it on the...
- Try rubbing alcohol. I know for certain that it works in taking out ink from pens, so it might work for the marker too. You can dab it on with a cotton ball & rub if...
- go to crayola.com. they have a section there for stain removal for ALL of their products and it usually works regardless of the brand of marker (crayon, paint, etc.)....
Emergency Stain Removal!!
Asked by A. from Dallas
on March 12, 2008
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I was doing laundry this morning, and saw that the brand new shirt my daughter wore yesterday has grape juice and bar-b-cue sauce all over it. It is not white, so ble...
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- I second the recommendation about Solumel & Prespot!
- Oxiclean. I used it to get Red Wine out of our NEW SUV. just make sure the stain is out before putting it in the dryer.
- I just asked about stain removers after being sick of constant stains on my girls new clothing :) Here's what the wonderful mamasource moms had to say. http://www.ma...
Grape Juice in Carpet
Asked by C.C. from Dallas
on June 28, 2010
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Does anyone know how to get grape juice out of carpet that was spilled on Saturday? I'm just now finding out about the stain. The carpet is tan.
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- Becarful using vinegar...it can set the color Try club soda or oxyclean. buy a shamwow and that will pick up anything that has made it down to the pad. Take Car...
- I used a cleaner with a heat source on low, and iron, and a clean rag/washcloth, to clean red koolaid, I think Folex would probably work well
- I know that pouring white wine on a red wine spill or fresh stain will work, it may be worth a shot.
Kool-Aid On the Carpet
Asked by R.P. from Chicago
on October 9, 2006
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Okay...here's the situation: Red Kool-Aid on light tan carpet. (I won't say that my 16-year-old daughter was the culprit!) I've tried everything! I've used Resolve...
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- Try a mixture of Baking soda, carpet shampoo, and hydrogen peroxide. Let sit, then blot, rinse with fresh water.
- Another vote for Oxy. You will have to let it sit for a while, but WOW, that stuff takes out all the stain in my kids clothes. And took out cran-grape juice in my ca...
- Hi R., Sorry to hear about the nasty stain. Oxy Clean might work on your stain. I use it on everything. I use the powder and mix it with some water to make a pas...
