Remove hard water stains from stainless steel sinks Hard water stains develop quite frequently on the surface of sinks as they are exposed to water all the time. The stains are white in color and are quite visible on the shining surface of stainless steel. Ordinary water supply at home consists of lots of different… Read More »
Remove musty smell from basement Basements are one of the places in your house that can develop bad odor. The bad odor can rise out of many things including mold growth, dirt, and other air borne spores. The main reason behind this is the trapped moisture created by poor ventilation. Basements are often closed places… Read More »
Remove acrylic paint from clothes Acrylic paints are those that kids use in their art and craft classes for painting. So if your kids are into paint and stuff then you will at some point of time come across acrylic paint stains on their clothes. Acrylic paints are generally water soluble while being used to… Read More »
Removing mold from wood Mold and mildew thrive in places that have moisture, moderate temperature and lack of adequate ventilation or fresh air. They can grow on a variety of organic and sometimes even inorganic surfaces. Wood is an organic surface that has the tendency to absorb moisture and consequently it provides a very conducive… Read More »
Remove hair dye from clothes Any kind of dye is supposed to stick to whatever it falls on, be it your hair or clothes. So when you drop even a little of it on a garment a powerful stain emerges almost instantly. Even worse if it goes un-noticed for a few hours while you were… Read More »
Cleaning with common household items Cleaning does not always need to be a super scientific task involving the use of advanced cleaning solutions and chemical agents, available only in the superstores. There are lots of simple things present in your house that can be used to clean almost anything from floor to ceiling and clothes… Read More »
DId you spill some oil on your clothes ? Or rubbed them on something greasy. Here are some simple home remedies to treat and remove grease stains from clothes.
Removing chocolate stains Kids love eating chocolates, pastries and cakes and when they rub their little fingers on their clothes, the chocolate stains are created nicely. So if you have kids at home these chocolate stains may be an everyday thing to deal with. Chocolate itself has a low melting point due to which in… Read More »
Removing mold Those black organic patches that grow over at damp places, look quite ugly and sometimes even scary. Mold (mould) grow in damp places where the humidity level is higher than average with lack of fresh air. Such an environment is conducive to to growth of micro organisms like bacteria, fungi. Bathrooms and kitchens… Read More »
Remove Ketchup Stains Ketchup or tomato sauce from your food can sometimes spill out if you are not very careful while eating. The result might be a stain on your clothes. This is common with kids whole love ketchup a lot and drop something dipped with ketchup on their shirts or jeans. Like with most… Read More »