Removing color bleeding stains. Laundry cleaning tips for removing color that has bled from one piece of clothing to another.
Question: A dark green shirt faded on my boys’ new light green dress shirts that they had only worn once. I didn’t discover this until after I had dried them in the dryer. Is there any way to get the dark green off? They need the shirts, and I don’t want to dye them.…
Read More Color Faded on ClothingTip #1: For blood stains in laundry, apply meat tenderizer to stained area. Add warm water to make a paste. Wait 15 to 30 minutes and sponge with cool water. Wash. Tip #2: You can also remove a blood stain from clothing by soaking the item in lukewarm water that contains ammonia. Add 3…
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Removing scorch marks from linen or cotton fabric.
How to Remove Scorch Marks from Clothes Do you have a scorch mark or iron mark on one of your favorite pieces of linen or cotton fabric or clothing? Give these tips from our readers a try, they really work! Tip #1: To remove a scorch mark from linen or white cotton fabric, dip…
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How to clean a white baseball uniform or pants and get them white again.
How to Get While Baseball Pants White Again It’s baseball season! And with baseball or softball season comes mom’s weekly chore of making sure her child’s white baseball pants are clean. If you are wondering the best way to clean and get the stains out of white baseball uniforms, give these easy DIY…
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Clever tip for removing cooking oil stains from clothing. One of my favorite laundry cleaning hacks!
How to Remove Cooking Oil Stains from Clothing Tip #1: I’ve found that original Dawn dish washing liquid will remove some grease or cooking oil stains even after they’ve been through the dryer. Tip #2: Use hair shampoo to get cooking oil or grease stains out. Tip #3: The key to getting…
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