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Take grease off suede. Dip a toothbrush in vinegar and gently brush over grease spot.
Take a hint from the airline attendants. Club soda will take out many stains on clothing.
Protein stains from baby food or formula, blood, cheese sauce, milk, etc. Use ONLY COLD WATER. Hot water sets the stain. Soak and rub in cold water as soon as possible. If the stain is old, try an enzyme presoak.
Red wine spills—Quickly sprinkle salt on it. If the wine is spilled on your carpet, pour lots of salt over the spill and let it sit. The salt will absorb the wine. Vacuum.
To remove mustard stains from white cotton tees: rub the area with undiluted laundry detergent. Rinse. Rub with strong solution of chlorine bleach and water. Rinse. Soak in soapy bleach water.
Keep a toothbrush handy with your laundry cleaning supplies. They are great to use in removing tough stains. Wet the brush and put a little Soft Scrub (or Soft Scrub with Bleach if a white garment) and rub on the stain. You can also use the toothbrush with other cleaning agents—detergents etc., to rub on a spot. The brush helps you get just the isolated spot you want and saves your skin.
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