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Stain Rescue!: The A-Z Guide to Removing Smudges, Spots & Other Spills
Ink, chocolate, makeup, whatever the stain, Good Housekeeping’s new, amazingly comprehensive guide explains how to get it out. Ketchup spots on a shirt? Crayon scrawls inexplicably decorating the couch? Scuff marks tracked on the floor? Go straight to this A to Z reference for The Good Housekeeping Research Institute’s immediate, easy-to-follow answers for removing stains from clothes, upholstery, and carpets. And that’s not you’ll get invaluable information on the best ways to use bleach, which stain-removal tools and products really work, how to identify mystery messes, and more. There’s even advice on treating the top ten kid-created stains!
For more than a century, The Good Housekeeping Research Institute has offered guidance to grateful consumers—and once again, the experts there help readers handle whatever life (or a playful toddler) throws at them!
For more than a century, The Good Housekeeping Research Institute has offered guidance to grateful consumers—and once again, the experts there help readers handle whatever life (or a playful toddler) throws at them!
288 pages, Spiral-bound
First published April 1, 2007
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1,064 books47 followersThe Good Housekeeping Institute was created to provide readers of Good Housekeeping magazine with expert consumer advice and delicious, classic and contemporary east-to-follow recipes. These ideals still hold true today. The institute team are all experienced cooks, home economists and consumer researchers. They test the lastest products in purpose-built, modern kitchens, where every recipe published in the magazine and its range of bestselling cookery books is rigorously tested so that you can cook any Good Housekeeping dish with confidence.
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November 14, 2012
This book can be a lifesaver. I am the ultimate clutz. I have a condition called Dispraxia, making me drop, bump, kick, and trip anything and everything. The resulting messes can be embarrassing and leave lasting rememberances of the incident. This book gives many options to try and clean these accidents. Most actually work!!!
For example: spilled ink: has sections for fabric, upholstery, and carpet. Crayon melted on to the dryer drum using WD40 followed by soapy water and a dry cloth, but also sections on crayon on fabric, upholstery, carpet.
There are sections for the top ten kid stains, valentine stains, picnic, and Christmas stains. there is even a small section on preventatives.
For example: spilled ink: has sections for fabric, upholstery, and carpet. Crayon melted on to the dryer drum using WD40 followed by soapy water and a dry cloth, but also sections on crayon on fabric, upholstery, carpet.
There are sections for the top ten kid stains, valentine stains, picnic, and Christmas stains. there is even a small section on preventatives.
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