The only chart of stains you will ever need!
Whether you are looking to remove a wine stain from your favorite shirt or you just want to remove some grease from your pants, this stain removal chart has you covered.
We all spill stuff and we all get a little too dirty sometimes. I can’t tell you how many times I have spilled red wine on my shirt or on the carpet. Nine times out ten, when that happens, you are stuck with a forever faded pink stain. Not any more though!
The best thing about this chart — all of the cleaning supplies are more than likely products that you already have right at home. Except baby wipes, if you don’t have a baby, you probably don’t have baby wipes. So you will probably want to go grab some to have on hand.
A few other great stain removal tips that work awesome and didn’t make the chart are:
- Hair dye stain on clothing – use hairspray to remove it.
- Permanent marker on clothing or carpet – cut a cucumber in half and rub it on the stain. Rinse and repeat over and over.
- Grease, grass and so many other stains – spray WD40 on the stain, hand wash and rinse or wash in the washing machine.
- Blood – Mix cornstarch with water and form a thick pasty liquid. Rub on the blood stain. Let dry. Once dry, rub the blood stain away!
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