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Homemade Spot Remover

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Date: 12/04/2008 Topics: Cleaning > Cleaning Recipes | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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Does anyone have a recipe for homemade spot remover?

Joy from Safford, AZ
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By suziehomemaker01 (Guest Post)
Cheap clear shampoo works on almost everything.

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By autumnjoy6 (2) Contact
Thanks for the info!

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By Dibbs (106) Profile Contact
http://tipnut.com/homemade-laundry-stain-remover-recipes/

This site might help you.

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By Lisa Bee (Guest Post)
I find a mixture of equal parts dishwasher powder, and Biz or color safe powdered bleach, with about a gallon of boiling hot water works wonders!

Mix the powders together, in your heat resistance container or sink (I use my crock pot crocker pot), and then add the water as soon as it boils. Stir the mixture, and add your garment or whatever needs treating. Stir every once in a while and allow to sit over night.

You should be pleased with the results. To make sure I get all of the soap out after treatment, I rinse the garment in cold water, and follow with a sink full of cold water and about a cup of white vinegar, gently wringing the garment, to remove suds. I've never seen this fail. Hope this helps.

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By sherry (Guest Post)
I find that making a paste of baking soda and water works on just about everything from the kithcen sink to fine fabrics.

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