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How to remove red wine from table linens

Do not worry about spilled wine on table lines.  Here is a tip to remove red wine from table linens.  Wet the area with tepid water, douse with table salt, rub and let sit for five minutes.  Then drench with boiling water.

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How to remove coffee stains from clothing

washables:  using an eyedropper, flush with white vinegar to remove color.  For sugar, flush with water.  For milk, follow up with combination solvent.

non-washables: dab with white vinegar to remove color.  For sugar, flush with water.  For milk, follow up with oil solvent. Read the rest of this entry »

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How to remove tea stains from clothing

washables: using an eyedropper, flush with lemon juice to remove color, then stronger bleach if necessary.  For sugar, flush with water.  For milk, follow up with combination solvent.

non-washables:  dab with lemon juice to remove color.  For sugar, dab with water.  For milk, follow up with an oil solvent.

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How to remove white wine stains from clothing

washables:  flush with water, and wash as you normally would.

non-washables: dab with cool water and dry flat.  Point out to dry cleaner, even if spot is not visible, since any remaining sugar can caramelize when dry cleaned.

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How to remove red wine stains from clothing

washables: use denatured alcohol (ethyl alcohol) then with an eyedropper, flush with white vinegar for remaining color.  For sturdy fabric, coat area with salt, hold over a bowl or the sink and pour very hot water through the fabric from above.

non-washables:  use denatured alcohol (ethyl alcohol).   Dab with white vinegar to remove remaining color.  Dab with cool water and dry flat.

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