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By Donna (Guest Post)
07/25/2004
I used to work in a dry cleaning establishment and the one thing that I remember is to always turn the garment inside out to work on the stain as this way you are pushing it out --if you work on the right side you are pushing the stain into the garment--hope this is a help to you.
Donna
I had lots of little marks and stains on my soft furniture after my grandchildren stayed for 3 weeks. I was quite distressed, as I did not want to ruin the fabric during a cleaning bout. I came across an old electric toothbrush, and when I replaced the batteries, it worked great as a small stain remover when dipped into a stain removing liquid designed for clothes.
I consider this little electric brush one of my most valuable tools now. I have arthritis and also weakened muscles. This is a miracle. Try it on clothes, shoes, actually anything including walls, even stovetops.
By joanfry from Europe
Shared on: 06/10/2011
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