Spot, Stain, Gunk & Other Removal ~ Tips & Tricks ( Not Covered Elsewhere )

[gettinrevvin2007]

That's great news.

[purplefdu]

Alright, so which of you ladies is gonna contact the company about how useful their aerosol air freshner works great on paint removal from walls? lol

[hotcouponmama]

Originally Posted by purplefdu Alright, so which of you ladies is gonna contact the company about how useful their aerosol air freshner works great on paint removal from walls? lol

LOL - I told DH they could repackage the product under an additional label and sell it as a stain remover!

[angelaira]

Thank you so much for this post!!! I have alcohol in a spray bottle that I use in my bathroom to sterilize my makeup brushes. One of my friend brought her daughter over 6 months ago and she drew a big circle on the wall in the hallway with a Sharpie... all this time I thought I would be paying to repaint the walls when I move out, and because you mentioned that alcohol works on Sharpie messes, I tried it, viola!!! Gone!! It also worked on hair dye stains on the door of my bathroom... thank you so much!!!

[derketchup]

Wow... it'll take paint off the walls and it's safe to breathe in??? That's scary.

[hotcouponmama]

Originally Posted by derketchup Wow... it'll take paint off the walls and it's safe to breathe in??? That's scary.

LMAO - you are alway so funny!!!

[billig]

That's like Kool-Aid is a great dye for natural fibers (wool, hair, etc)...they won't put that on the package either.

"Kool to drink and cool to turn your intestines and hair purple!"

[mtdk454]

Quick thinking!!

[carmeneh]

Originally Posted by vasmom Does anybody know how to remove crayon stains from clothes?

try hydrogen peroxide.
just pour on and let sit. you can also dab and reapply.

[KrazyKatie]

Dirt in knife marks on counter?

HELP! This is an apartment and I want to move out of here, next year, with as little damage as possible. I wasn't the one responsible for the marks, this pace was not turned very well before I moved in. Management has changed about 3 times since I have been here and I'm not certain they will have any idea that this place was not worked on very well.

What can I use to get the dirt out of the knife marks without using harsh chemicals. I have 4 fish tanks and 2 cats here.

I already got the rust stain (my fault) off that counter with toothpaste and elbow grease, of all things! :shrug7: But the toothpaste just isn't getting into the knife marks. Do I need to use a whitening variety? I'm not worried about the cats licking the toothpaste because they don't have access to the kitchen, ever. (counter top jumpers)