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Cornstarch and Milk Paste Pour a bit of milk into a small dish and add a small amount of cornstarch mixing until a paste is formed. Add more starch if too runny or milk if too thick. Apply the paste liberally to the stain and let dry. Once dry scrape …

Liquid Laundry Detergent Place the fabric into a basin of cool water and a few tablespoons of liquid laundry detergent and soak for 1-2 hours (overnight if stain is set.) Agitate the stain every 15-20 mins by rubbing it between your fingers and submerge it back in the water. Launder …

Sunlight Before attempting to remove the stain on fabric, use the edge of a butter knife and very carefully scrape away the excess sauce trying to ensure you do not spread the stain. Soak the fabric in cool water with a bit of liquid dish soap added for about 30 …

Vacuum For fabrics, do not try to clean the mud when wet, no matter how bad you want too! Allow the mud to fully dry before working on the stain. Once dried use the hand held part of the vacuum cleaner (usually the hose attachment. Brush attachment if available) and …

If you are on the go:First, rinse stain from the back with cold water. This prevents the stain from sinking deeper into the fabric. Do not use bar soap, which may cause the stain to set. If you are at home:Once you get home, pretreat with Clorox Bleach Pen Gel …

If you are on the go:Blot with paper towel or clean cloth to remove excess wine. Pour club soda on the stain from back to front and blot again. this will help prevent the stain from permanently setting. If you are at home:Pretreat with Clorox Bleach Pen Gel fro whites …

Hydrogen Peroxide Keep the stain from setting. Use the Hydrogen Peroxide mixed 50/50 with water, then sprayed onto the stain and let set for at least 30 minutes, this will usually get most stains out. Rinse with a 50/50 mix of vinegar and water, and then launder as usual. Do …

Ammonia Turn fabric inside out and flush with cold water to remove as much blood as possible. In a bowl, combine 1 tablespoon of ammonia to 1 cup of water. Pour the solution directly onto the stain and allow to set for 5-10 minutes. Rinse well with cold water and …

Sandpaper Use a medium course piece of sandpaper gently sand away the rough scorched edges. Vacuum the area to remove any loose fibers. Using a small pair of scissors you can then cut away any leftover burned carpet. Wash the area with warm water and liquid dish soap until area …

If you need to remove oil/grease do the following: If you are on the Go:Blot stain with a clean cloth napkin or paper towel but don’t rinse it. If you are at home:Work liquid laundry or dish detergent into the stain and wait 3-5 minutes. Or soak white items in …