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For oil stains on clothes put baby powder or any kind of powder and leave it for a day then wash in machine , it works even the old stains
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@Nicoya I thought I was the only one that used perfume
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For ink stains on items I.e phone, use rubbing alcohol or perfume, lets it sit for a bit then wipe off
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My fiancée, unknown to him until an hour after we got home somehow managed to get black motor grease on a brand new pair of shorts the other day. The first thing I did was reach for the WD-40 can and sprayed the spots. Then I soaked the shorts in VERY hot water for about 2-3hrs. Scrubbed the area every 1/2 hr or so and finally threw them in a laundry cycle. When I u pulled them outta the dryer, the grease was COMPLETELY GONE.
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For ink stains (especially the liquid ink type) dribble on pure glycerine work it in we'll then wash. This can even be used on stains that have already been laundered.
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Tons of tips right here! Just message me!!! Love to hear your tips & time savers! I love to clean, so meditating!!!
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Mop n glo build up on floors is a big time bugger to get off linoleum, tile or anything! Don't bother with the directions on the bottle for removal. Just go to the hardware section and get the orange scented paint stripper, it took me 1/4 the time. After I had already spent 4 days on my hands & knees scrubbing.
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Colored pencil on walls; windex and clean cloth. Now I just use any brand magic eraser type cleaning sponge. Add water and one pump of dish detergent foam, the kind that takes grease away, work up a foam it's great to go on anything!
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I bet these would work for coffee tables! ;)
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What about coffee stains?
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For red wine spills, shake Borax onto the spill, let sit for half and hr or so until the borax dries then vacuum up
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Spilt red nail polish on our cream colored carpets- hairspray was my savior!
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If you get hair color on your clothes hairspray is amazing. Just spray on wait for it to dry then wash out. Works every time!
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Toothpaste! If you have permenant marker or pretty much any stain on plastic, rubbing toothpaste on it will remove the stain :)
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I never knew :) I could get used to this!
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Dump salt on a red wine stain. Put about an inch of salt on it and leave it until all the salt turns red. Works every time for me! :)