1. Blueberry stains on white t-shirt.
Loved the blueberry pancakes, but the berries were so juicy, they skipped the plate and landed several times on my shirt!
Solution: vinegar soak, then pour boiling hot water on it, then rub out the stain with elbow grease and laundry detergent.
2. Blood on cloth.
Pour hydrogen peroxide on it. Blood bubbles right out. Unbelievable!
3. Chocolate on cloth.
Carefully scrape the excess off the cloth (do not rub into the cloth). Flush club soda over it. Gone.
4. Chocolate becoming chunky (cooling) when you need it to be fondu.
A little bit of Canola and boiled water slowly while it was being stirred. Fondu success!
5. Sediment stains on porcelain (or, BM on toilet bowl!).
Pour baking soda in the bowl, letting it sit overnight. Flush in the morning. Gone (at least the area that had been in direct contact with the water). For the rest above the water line, we attempted vinegar doused on a cloth in contact with the line, but this yielded no noticeable results. Next, we scraped the rest off with a pumice stone, with success.
Loved the blueberry pancakes, but the berries were so juicy, they skipped the plate and landed several times on my shirt!
Solution: vinegar soak, then pour boiling hot water on it, then rub out the stain with elbow grease and laundry detergent.
2. Blood on cloth.
Pour hydrogen peroxide on it. Blood bubbles right out. Unbelievable!
3. Chocolate on cloth.
Carefully scrape the excess off the cloth (do not rub into the cloth). Flush club soda over it. Gone.
4. Chocolate becoming chunky (cooling) when you need it to be fondu.
A little bit of Canola and boiled water slowly while it was being stirred. Fondu success!
5. Sediment stains on porcelain (or, BM on toilet bowl!).
Pour baking soda in the bowl, letting it sit overnight. Flush in the morning. Gone (at least the area that had been in direct contact with the water). For the rest above the water line, we attempted vinegar doused on a cloth in contact with the line, but this yielded no noticeable results. Next, we scraped the rest off with a pumice stone, with success.
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