Removing Cola Stain from White Blouse
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RE: Removing Cola Stain from White Blouse
Minutes before a company function, I spilled coke on my white blouse. Tide pen to the rescue. No more stain. Just blot with damp cloth to remove tide pen product before going into sunlight. Does not leave a ring either.
Post By Rebecca D (Guest Post)
RE: Place Small Phone Book In Car
You can dial *67 before you dial the free number, this will block your number. It works on the cell and home phone.
Post by jwrh626
RE: Place Small Phone Book In Car
The free information numbers sound great, but I was just wondering... How many telemarketers do they sell your number to when you call the free information numbers? ... Because every time you call an 800 number, they know the number you are calling from. There's bug bucks in selling lists of phone numbers.... They probably keep lists of what kind of phone numbers you ask for. Who knows? It's an "Information Age"!
---> YES, you can put your number on the "do not call" registry, this is good for 5 years. But this does not work for all numbers.
www.donotcall.gov/
Post by Cyinda
RE: Place Small Phone Book In Car
For everyones information, there is a free information number--1800-373-3411. You can use it on your home phone or cell phone. If on your cell phone all you use is your airtime and not 1.49 or more. You will need to listen to a small advertisement, but what the heck! Its better than 1.49 for a number.
Post by jwrh626
RE: Place Small Phone Book In Car
I do this too. Our phone books also have street maps of nearby towns and cities, which can be very helpful when you're driving. During the year, I add names and numbers and addresses and store hours. Even if you use the info just once or twice, it's a real timesaver.
You can order additional AT&T phone books at 1-800-346-4377. I think they're free for any city in your state.
Post by Jantoo
RE: Place Small Phone Book In Car
I agree , the phone book in your car is a great ideal. I like to bargain shop , and sometimes I will actually do a short park and just make a few calls to find the best price while I'm out. Saves alot of miles, and time. I also like to make calls to place an order as I'm on the way to pick it up, I've used my phone book many times. Now I've put one in my husbands car too...they don't take up much room, But, you may want to store it in a zip lock under the seat to keep it clean...
Post By glinda (Guest Post)
RE: Place Small Phone Book In Car
That's a great idea. Thanks
Post by aw_$mgr96
RE: Place Small Phone Book In Car
You can use this number [1-800-FREE411] for free info calls, land-line or cell phones. You can also look up phone numbers on line at www.free411.com
Post By Karifl (Guest Post)
RE: Removing Cola Stain from White Blouse
Try the Clorox Gel Pen.
Post by kimmcg
RE: Removing Cola Stain from White Blouse
Try the new oxy wash powder that come in tubs! You add it to your wash. Works for stains even blood.
Post By Enter your name. (Guest Post)
RE: Removing Cola Stain from White Blouse
Try putting any clear shampoo on the stain, cover it with salt, and let it sit overnight. Wash the next day. This works well on new and old stains. I shop at yard sales and fleamarkets for clothes and this has gotten alot of stains out.
Post By suzi homemaker (Guest Post)
RE: Removing Cola Stain from White Blouse
This sounds very weird, but spray it with oven cleaner, like Easy-off but from dollar store works fine, wait ten minutes, then wash as usual. Spray in a place with good ventilation! Chefs use this on their white coats.
Post By Linda (Guest Post)
RE: Removing Cola Stain from White Blouse
Try soaking it in Oxy Clean and hot water. I have done that with many things, soaking them for anywhere from overnight to an entire day or more. It has worked remarkably well. Amway laundry products also work wonderfully! That is all I use!
Post by skbeal
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