Stained Delicate Tablecloth and Queen of Clean

laundry By Carol Lewis (Guest Post) how do i get diesel fuel smell out of jacket, etc Posted on 03/08/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse wax on my ukrainian embroidery By helena (Guest Post) "" Posted on 06/29/2004 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Stained Delicate Tablecloth and Queen of Clean By Judi (Guest Post) She has a web site, I think it www.queenofclean.com if that isn't it go to www.azfamily.com she has a link there. She started on a local tv channel and has a spot once a week saw her this morning. Good luck, if you can't find it I will check back tomorrow and maybe I can help get it. Posted on 06/15/2004 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Stained Delicate Tablecloth and Queen of Clean By Linne Dodds (Guest Post) If the cloth is washable at all I would try Dawn dish liquid.If it won't harm sea birds & animals when they use it to get Crude Oil off of them after a spill I'd trust it with anything I own that is washable.& I'd try to just wash the greasy area,of course by hand getting as little ouside the area as possible. But I'm putting the Baby powder suggestion in my Mental file.I can't do the crisco thing,I'm allergic to it. Posted on 06/14/2004 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Stained Delicate Tablecloth and Queen of Clean By Jackie S. (Guest Post) The best thing I've ever found for taking out grease stains is to rub some regular Crisco into the stain and then wash the item as you usually do. This works on auto grease, so it should work on other greases. Posted on 06/14/2004 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Stained Delicate Tablecloth and Queen of Clean By judyw (Guest Post) Baby powder put on liberally will work. You do have to let it sit for a few days. While visiting a friend, her dog buried a fried piece of chicken in my suitcase getting grease stains all over a silk blouse. In this case, I put the powder on, shook it off after a few days and reapplied the powder. Somethings will do well with just one application of baby powder but you can usually tell by how it looks when you shake the powder off. Sometimes, I have put it both on the front of the stain and the back of the stain. I've never had it to fail. Posted on 06/14/2004 | Report Spam or Abuse

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