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Remove Cup Stains
Published October 13, 2011 | 
Sprinkle bicarbonate of soda directly on coffee or tea stains in cups and mugs, rub gently with sponge or washcloth and rinse. Stains are gone.
Remove Glass Stains
Published September 20, 2011 | To remove those tough stains from the bottom of a glass vase, just fill with water and add two Alka-Seltzer tablets.
Food Stains
Published August 4, 2011 | Potatoes will take food stains off your fingers. Just slice it and rub the raw potato on the stains and rinse with water.
Remove Stains in Hot Water
Published July 1, 2011 | Launder in the hottest water the fabric will allow to get out the stain,
Stain Remove
Published July 1, 2011 | The most important rule for stain removal is to treat the stain as quickly as possible.
Marble Stains
Published June 24, 2011 | Stains on marble can be removed by rubbing vigorously with wet cloth dipped in salt.
Remove Vinegar Stains
Published June 21, 2011 | To remove vinegar stains immediately sprinkle stain with a lot of salt. Dunk in cold water and rub out stain before washing.
Remove Blood Stains
Published June 14, 2011 | Just pour a little hydrogen peroxide on a cloth and proceed to wipe off every drop of blood. Works every time.
Teeth Stains
Published April 9, 2011 | Mix baking soda and hydrogen peroxide to form toothpaste. Brush the teeth regularly with this paste. It will remove all stains in a month.
Blood Stains
Published March 14, 2011 | Soak the stain in hydrogen peroxide, wash (don’t dry), and repeat if necessary. This tip works especially well for carpet and clothes.
Remove Glass Stains
Published March 10, 2011 | To remove grass stains, treat stained area with a toothpaste that claims it will whiten your teeth.
Remove Fruit Stains
Published February 24, 2011 | To clean fruit stains off of your fingers, rub them with a fresh, peeled potato.
Boiling Water Remove Stains
Published February 8, 2011 | To remove fruits stains from clothes, boiling water, may help remove fruit stains.
Removing Stains
Published December 21, 2010 | To remove stains from vessels, rub it with a wet cloth dipped in baking soda.
Clean Aluminum Pots
Published October 13, 2010 | To make Aluminum vessels look good again, rub them with emery paper. Mere washing can’t remove the black stains.
Remove Mud Stains
Published October 13, 2010 | To remove mud stains from clothes, soak and wash them in water collected after boiling potatoes.
Remove Stains
Published October 9, 2010 | Potatoes will take food stains off your fingers. Just slice it and rub the raw potato on the stains and rinse with water.
Remove Carpet Stains
Published September 16, 2010 | To remove stains on a carpet, scrub it with inexpensive shaving cream
(foam, not gel). Often, the stain will come right out.
Remove Stains Prompt
Published May 22, 2010 | Treat stains promptly. Fresh stains are easier to remove than old ones.
Tea Stains on Teeth
Published May 20, 2010 | Do not take excess tea and coffee. These beverages contain strong alkaloids which can stain the teeth.
Clean Tea Stains
Published May 4, 2010 | To clean tea stains from cups, add a little bit of ammonia diluted with water. Let stand for at least 1/2 hour and wash.
Remove Stains with Potato
Published April 16, 2010 | Rubbing with a raw potato and then washing may remove many fruit and some vegetable stains.
Potatoes removes Stains
Published February 19, 2010 | Potatoes will take food stains off your fingers. Just slice and rub raw potato on the stains and rise with water.
Remove Water Stains
Published January 27, 2010 | To get hard water stains off of the bottom of your tub, use a paste of vinegar and baking soda.
Remove Ink Stains
Published January 11, 2010 | To remove ink stains, use hairspray on stain (with absorbent towel underneath) and launder as usual.