Blood Dry or wet, you can remove blood with Hydrogen Peroxide. Pour a little on to the stain and let it sit for a couple of minutes. Rinse, repeat, and it should be gone. Incidentally, this will not remove forensic evidence of blood, just the stain.
Pen Ink Spray hairspray on to the stain (use a lot) and let it dry. Wash as normal. Another tip for removing ink is to soak the stained article in milk overnight, then wash.
Red Wine If the spill is small, pour white wine on to a cloth and dab the red wine – it works like magic. If the stain is larger, pour salt on it. Both of these tips only work if the wine is wet.
Nicotine Lemon juice should remove nicotine stains. If the stains are on your fingers, use lemon juice and pumice stone.
Melted Wax Lay brown paper over the garment and iron – moving the paper often. The paper will absorb the wax.
Rust Rub with lemon juice and salt and leave in the sun. Then wash as usual.
Grease To remove grease, dab the stain with eucalyptus oil then put through a hot wash. You may need to repeat the process. Another useful tip is to rub butter in to your hands if they are stained with grease. Then rinse with soapy water.
Black marks on the floor Sometimes you get black marks on the floor from the soles of shoes. A great way to remove these is to pour a little lighter fluid on to a cloth and wipe.
Crayon on Walls Use baking soda on a damp cloth to rub crayon stains off smooth surfaces. A more risky way is to use white spirit.
Grass Grass stains can be removed by wiping the article over with methylated spirits. Repeat until the stain is gone and wash. Technorati Tags: DIY, stains
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