Food stains are enough to ruin even the best meal. Learn how to remove an array of food stains from a wide variety of surfaces and materials.
Mustard contains a yellow dye called turmeric, which is usually the cause of unsightly mustard stains. Follow these stain removal tips to keep your household surfaces spot-free from mustard stains. See more »
Ice cream stains can be a subtle hint to avoid sweets. Follow some tried-and-true methods of cleaning that gloppy mess from your clothes and from any surface. Learn to remove ice cream stains.
See more »Ketchup stains have been around as long as hot dogs and french fries. There are some simple and easy stain removal tips to clean that shirt or couch. Learn to clean ketchup stains.
See more »Maple and corn syrups are packed with sugary goodness. While they are great additions to food, they're not welcome on clothing, where they cause laundry stains. Follow these stain removal tips to remove sticky spots.
See more »Mayonnaise stains can leave a bad taste in anybody's mouth. Use these stain removal tips to get mayo off your household surfaces and back on the bun where it belongs.
See more »Milk and cream stains. There's no use crying over them. But there is a use for stain removal tips to remove sticky, caked-on stains when they become unmanageable. Learn to remove milk and cream stains.
See more »Non-cola soft drinks are crisp and refreshing, but they can be big trouble for household surfaces. Follow these stain removal tips to prevent these spots from becoming a permanent part of your home.
See more »Without an oily dressing, a salad is just a pile of lettuce. But you don't want it to be an accessory on clothing or surfaces. Learn ways to remove oily salad dressing from household surfaces.
See more »Oranges are a delicious sweet treat and are great for your health, but they're not so hot for your household surfaces. Learn stain removal tips to eliminate any sign of this citrus fruit.
See more »Peanut butter is a delicious and nutritious treat, but getting its stains off of clothes and household surfaces can be tricky. Follow these stain removal tips to remove peanut butter spots.
See more »Prunes are a fiber-rich fruit usually eaten dried. They're good for you, but not for your carpet, clothing, or surfaces. Learn stain removal tips to keep your household and clothing free of prune spots.
See more »Whether hot or cold, served as a side or alone, soup is a tasty treat. These stain removal techniques will help you leave the liquid where it belongs -- at the table.
See more »Worcestershire and soy sauces are condiments often used to flavor meat. Unfortunately, both liquids leave unsightly laundry stains. Follow these stain removal tips to kick these spots to the curb.
See more »Yellow streaks are nothing to be afraid of, as long as you have a strategy. And you will need some help, unless you are partial to canary-colored spots. Learn to remove yellow dye stains.
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