We have all had the unfortunate experience of spilling grease on ourselves at some point or another, whether it's from bike gears or melted butter. While grease stains may seem like some of the ...

Gently lift excess oil with a paper towel or cloth, but no scrubbing; you don’t want to paint the room! Dish soap or liquid laundry detergent is your stain-fighting sidekick—dab it on, let it settle ...

Mary Marlowe Leverette is one of the industry’s most highly regarded housekeeping and fabric care experts, sharing her knowledge on efficient housekeeping and textile conservation. She is also a ...

It's no secret that if you cook in your kitchen on a daily basis, you're bound to end up with various stains on your walls. Cooking bacon or frying up some chicken can create splatters that end up on ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. A giant stain on your favorite shirt isn't just annoying; it can also be costly if you aren't able to remove it. Even if you've purchased a ...

Glass cooktop stoves look nice, are safer than gas stoves, and—at least at first—are easy to clean. But once you’ve let a pot of soup overflow and baked liquid onto the glass, getting your stovetop to ...

Note the location, color, and texture of the stain to figure out what it could be from. Water, grease, and tannin stains will all require different cleaning methods, as will different countertop ...