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Stain Remover Sugestions?
Asked by L.H. from Phoenix
on October 10, 2008
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my 7 week old baby boy explodes up and out the back of his diaper almost every time he poos, which is most often when i am breastfeeding him. (i have learned to keep a...
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- I always used Pampers at this stage to help prevent blowouts and make sure he's in the right size. Their poop is so thin it seems to always find the way out! As far ...
- Hi! You bring back memories of my son!! He did the very same thing. I kept a small container of mild bleach water in the laundry room, and one with oxy clean water. Fo...
- I can totally relate! My son (now 3.5 months) had the same problem. If you are exclusively breastfeeding I have good news... the poopy diapers will slow down and not...
Stains in Clothes
Asked by A.C. from Cincinnati
on October 8, 2007
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Hello! I am having a hard time getting stains out of my daughters clothes. Now that she is getting more independent, she doesn't want me to help her and therefore fo...
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- hi A.. this isn't 100%, but i have 5 kids, and 3 grandkids, and what i have found that does the best is pre-treat with dawn dish soap. the sooner the better, but be...
- A friend of mine gave me this recipe for stains and it works really well. 1 cup clorox 2 1/2 cup cascade powder (plain/no flavor) 8 cups water soak clothes o...
- I find that the concentrated Tide (it says 2X on the jug and is smallish but can wash 100 loads) added right to the stain, scrubbed in, then washed in more Tide gets o...
Stain Removal
Asked by L.C. from Portland
on August 12, 2009
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Does anybody have some good advice or recommendations of how to get stains out of clothes? My son is 3 months old and therefore has his share of blowouts or oozing by...
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- Hi L., I'm pretty sure Oxyclean is most effective in hot/warm water not cold.
- Boil them! I'm not crazy, trust me! Keep them from drying if you can (as you said, soaking and bagging them), but I have even had some luck after clothes have been w...
- there is a great product that I use on laundry. I purchase it at Storables but I cannot remember the name(sorry). I just pretreat, let sit and then wash. You can pr...
Removing Vomit Smell from Carseat.
Asked by J.G. from Salt Lake City
on September 30, 2009
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My daughter periodically gets carsick. She recently got sick and I cleaned the carseat with a steam cleaner removing it from anywhere visible. I used a few household...
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- J., You should try Sol-U-Mel 3 in 1 cleaner. It's a "green" cleaning agent, stain remover and miraculous odor eliminator sold by Melaleuca. People write in all the tim...
- I'd echo the vinegar but would sprinkle w/baking soda first. It works on dog pee and poop! maybe put a refrigerator box of baking soda in the car for a week or two...
- I recommend the pet store enzyme cleaners for dog/cat pee/poop/throwup. Soak the fabric or surface with as much cleaner as there was throwup (if you can). Let it sit...
Detergent for Newborn's Clothing
Asked by J.C. from San Francisco
on November 12, 2011
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Which one did/do you use? I've used Dreft in the past but would rather use something without a scent. I'd love your suggestions. Thanks so much!
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- we had to use dreft. Normally we use tide free and clear. we were using that on our clothes but dreft on the baby's because someone had given su a blttle as a gift. Th...
- I use Tide Free & Clear for all of our clothes, kids & adults. It is very good. For a stain remover I use Zout, which I WISH I would have discovered a few years ag...
- Just use Tide or All that are fragrance/dye free.
Stains!!!
Asked by H.X. from Richmond
on March 10, 2009
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I'm trying to salvage my sons' mountain of laundry from the interesting array of stains. Foods (orange veggies in particular), mud, diaper blowouts are the main sourc...
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- I have never had this not work - even got out paint my husband got on his favorite jeans! Take a small amount of laundry detergent, add a small amount of powdered Oxi...
- Oxiclean has taken out all of the stains that my daughter has gotten on her clothes. But you have to spray the stain and let it sit to soak in, don't wash immediately...
- I rinse diaper explosions immediately, then spray with oxiclean stain remover. All other stains I spray oxiclean stain remover immediately. Literally, while my husban...
How to Remove Grass Stains from Jeans
Asked by K.S. from Nashville
on November 15, 2007
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My 11 yr old son has ruined ALL of his pants! There are grass stains all over the knees. Does anyone know how to remove these? They have already been washed so does th...
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- I have used the OxiClean Versatile as well, and just soaked them in the washer overnight, and it will do the job. Also, if you have set in smells, you can try Febreze...
- Try Goop hand cleaner. You can get it in the automotive dept. at Walmart and Target, I think. It is a hand cleaner that mechanics use. It is great on laundry. I do...
- Try "Awesome" you get it at the Dollar Tree for a $1. I have 2 boys that are always getting grass stains on their pants and this works great. I am not sure about the s...
Cat Vomit Stain Removal
Asked by L.C. from Chicago
on June 23, 2009
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Hi. I have two cats who tend to eat too fast and vomit on my light gray carpet. I've tried all sorts of different commercial stain removers, but nothing works well, ...
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- We had 3 cats at one time and we used Woolite Oxy stain remover that worked wonders. Our cats have always had dry food out all day and nibble as they get hungry, then...
- We found spraying club soda on it tended to work. Our cats ate really fast when I limited their food. Now that they are free feeding they seem to eat a bit more slo...
- I used to live with someone who had 3 cats. We had the same issue. Someone had suggested using Windex - and it is amazing. Spray the windex directly onto the dirt...
Stain Remover for Infant Clothes
Asked by S.K. from Minneapolis
on July 6, 2010
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Can anyone recommend a good stain remover which is safe to be used for infants clothes? I leave my son without his diapers for sometime during the day. I am finding it...
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What Household Products Make Life a Lot Easier for You?
Asked by J.P. from Chicago
on February 7, 2007
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Hi Everyone,
Are there any products you use around the home that you would definitely recommend to others? I'm talking about products that you will not buy any oth...
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- Hi there- What a great topic! I LOVE the following products: Bar Keepers Friend- for cleaning out sinks, especially porcelain. Kleenex Viva- Paper Towels...t...
- Wow these suggestions are great! I don't think mine can beat them but oh well here we go: For polishing glass around the house, I love Sparkle cleaner, which is a p...
- Hi J., What a great idea, to share our favorite products. I LOVE Zout for stain removal and I swear by OxyClean for soaking other, tougher stains out. I have even...
