Fabric stains

Get the stains out of your furniture with this DIY Upholstery Cleaner. It takes two ingredients and is great at getting out grass stains, dirt, and food stains.

Cleaning dye stains that bled into clothing from items in the wash can be tough. Learn how to eliminate the dye, from soaking to washing methods.

Our roundup of expert laundry tips will cut the time you spend doing laundry, while helping you keep your clothes and linens looking as colorful and flawless as they did they day you bought them.

Get the essential formulas for how to clean mattress stains so that you can quickly banish any of the six most common mattress mishaps.

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Removing pesky grass stains doesn’t have to be stressful. Follow our guide on how you can easily get rid of them on clothes, jeans and even shoes.

Primitive or country fabric crafts often have a grungy or antiqued appearance to make them look authentically old and the ingredients to achieve this effect are common staples found in most kitchen cupboards. Mix a coffee stain to make your fabric crafts look old.

Some set-in carpet stains are removable. The stain sticks to the fibers and may have been ground farther into the carpet. Both factors make removal difficult. Baking soda lifts stains and whitens fabric fibers. The only way to know if the stain is removable is to try to remove it.

Don't let stains ruin your favorite silk pieces! Learn proven techniques to remove stains from silk fabric safely and restore your garments to pristine condition.

White silk can lose that famous shine with age. A slight yellow tinge starts to appear, making your once beautiful garments and clothing appear old and dingy. Fortunately, even though older silk pieces should not be placed in a washing machine since most cycles use too much force and can cause extensive damage.