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The article offers tips on how to eliminate stains at home and clothes. Among the recommendations are limiting the use of water when working on upholstery fabric to avoid water-ring stain, using plain white paper towels or clean white cloth to eliminate stain, and utilizing nonabrasive scrubbing pad on hard surfaces like stone countertops. Also cited are tips to remove stains from ketchup/tomato sauce, coffee, wine, tea, and mustard.

The article evaluates 22 waterline stain cleaners, which include Fiberglass Kreme Cleaner from Boatlife, Heavy Duty Stain Remover from Interlux and Boat Bottom Cleaner from Spray Nine.

This article presents information about various new products that are used for cleaning automobiles. Scratch X from Meguiar's Inc. is an excellent pre-wax spot remover that helps to remove scratches from a car. The Nxt Generation Tech Wax from Meguiar's is a polish and wax. The Ultra Gloss Wax Paste from Turtle Wax is a carnuba paint sealer with its own applicator. A trigger spray makes the Ultra Gloss Detailer from Turtle Wax a handy quick cleaner. Another product from Turtle Wax is the Ultra Gloss Liquid Wax. The Power Clean Cloth from Turtle Wax is meant for cleaning all interior and exterior surfaces of an automobile.

The article presents information about various new products that have been featured on television. OxiClean Versatile Stain Remover tackles over 101 stains on multiple surfaces like carpet, upholstery, kitchen, and bath surfaces. Before treating a stain, apply OxiClean to an inconspicuous area and allow it to dry. Do not use it on leather, silk, wool, wool-blend fabrics, or wool-blend carpets. Principal Secret Reclaim with Argireline System work synergistically, to produce significant results in line reduction, skin smoothness and hydration.

The article evaluates several spray-on stain removers, including OxiClean Max Force Spray, Tide Plus Ultra Stain Release and Persil ProClean Stain Fighter.

Offers tips on applying science in the classroom. How to make homemade spray cleaner; How to remove copper tarnish using spaghetti sauce; Background information on scientific method.

The article presents a practical guide to create a carpet care maintenance program for commercial carpet cleaner. It provides information on the carpet cleaning guidance for various activities such as preventing soil entry by proper matting, how to implement vacuuming process for spot removal, and encapsulation of cleaning agents for deep cleanings. It also explains the reasoning behind the program and its impact on business development.

Provides how to remove household stains with the use of ammonia, baking soda and chlorine bleach. Warning on using ammonia; Best application of each solution; Time-saving suggestions. INSETS: Right now is a good time to...;Ask the expert.

The article offers information on spotting techniques and problems associated with the technique in context of dry cleaning industries. It mentions that spotting and pre-spotting are stain removal techniques which are widely used by drycleaners but these techniques should be avoided as these impose risk of colour loss, felting shrinkage in wool fabrics and greying of fabrics. It also mentions that excess use of chemicals and reagents can cause such problems.

The article offers information regarding preparation for homemade deck cleansers. Topics discussed include Mildew and Algae Cleaner using trisodium phosphate, household bleach and warm water; use of soapy deck scrub for removing oily stains, dirt and grime; and Murphy's oil soap mildew cleaner made using household bleach, rubbing alcohol and Murphy's oil soap.

The article previews several carpet cleaning products and equipment including Pro Solve Liquid solvent for ink removal from Pro's Choice, the E-series compact thermal imagers from FLIR, and the Maximum Desolv citrus spot remover from Butler Corp.

The article provides information on the different tools used for treating pet urine on carpets including the contamination, the stain and the odor. It says that acid neutralizers can help neutralize the alkaline salt from the urine, which include a deodorizing ingredient and something to help emulsify body fats or lipids deposited together with the urine. According to the author, the use of oxidizers produces an active oxidizing effect that can effectively remove the rapidly breaking down organic staining material and the odors of decomposition.

The article offers suggestions regarding successful removal of stains from the carpets and upholstery. It reports the difference between a spot and a stain, and presents tips for the identification of troublesome stains. It also discusses different categories of stains including water and fiber stains, and mentions the necessity of removing residual stain removing chemicals and cleaners. Also discussed are the fibers that are less susceptible to staining.

The article evaluates cleaning tools and equipment introduced in the cleaning industry in January 2008 including Matrix Grout Devil, a tile, grout and hard surface cleaner from Jon-Don's, Maximum Desolv, a citrus spot remover from Butler Corp., and Defend Air HEPA 500, a compact air scrubber from Dri-Eaz.

The article focuses on the removal of stains from an automobile interior. The first step in stain removal is to identify the fiber to be cleaned, which will give an indication of its colorfastness and resistance to spotting chemicals. All spot-removal agents should be pre-tested in an inconspicuous area. Treat the stained area with the proper spotting solution based on the type of stain. If dealing with fresh spills, clean by daubing with white absorbent materials.

The article discusses the application of nanotechnology in high-performance, commercial interior textiles. The author notes the use of nano whiskers on upholstery and panel fabrics in sporting arenas and health-care facilities. The idea was to use the hydrophobic nano whiskers to provide high levels of stain resistance and ease of cleaning. Substances including coffee, Italian dressing, and Betadine were used in testing the level of stain resistance provided by the new technology. Also noted were different cleaning products used in the testing.

The article offers information on various cleaning products and services, including ThermalWave truckmount from BLUEline Equipment Company, stain remover from Bridgepoint Systems and Maximum Truckmount Detergent from Butler Corporation.

Presents information on removing spots and stains from carpeting which is critical to the overall appearance of health care facility. Challenges in carpeting that may worsen when an inexperienced health facility professional uses the incorrect procedures or products to remove spots from carpeting; Basic steps in removing spots; Common spots found on health care facilities and what can be used to remove them; Marks in carpeting that are non stains per se and can be treated to lessen their undesirable appearance. INSET: WHAT'S THAT SMELL? Stopping carpet odors.

The article offers information on house cleaning and maintenance products including the E-tronic wipes from Weiman, an all-in-one carpet-cleaning tool from Woolite, and a wood finish stain marker from Minwax.

The article offers home tips which include restoring sticky wooden salad bowls, removing rust stains, and keeping fruit scones moist.

The article evaluates several stain removers including, Shout Triple Action Gel, Tide to Go, and Ecover.

The article offers hints on bathroom sanitation. Bathroom cleaning products are often toxic to people and the environment. Remove dried soap, toothpaste, and other stains from bathroom surfaces with baking soda, borax, hydrogen peroxide, or products made with citronella. Turn off the water at every opportunity, such as while brushing teeth or sudsing hair. Clean glass surfaces with a mixture of a few ounces of white vinegar and a few drops of dishwashing liquid in a quart of water.

Presents the procedures for cleaning spotting in clothes. Cleaning compounds to be used for bloodstains; Ways to remove candle wax; Tips on removing flower pollen.

Presents a question and answer advisory about the maintenance and repair of boats in the U.S. Cleaning of water-like stains on the material covering of the interior walls of the boat; Application of stain cleansers; Recommendation to find and seal the source of water leakage.

The article provides methods to remove various stains including removing ice pop staining from the cloth by flushing it with cold water, removal of grease by dipping in heavy-duty chemical compound, and removal of mustard stain with glycerin.

The article offers tips for wearing and caring for leather clothing from Washington, D.C. clothier Deidre Jefferies. A classic silhouette punched up by leather trim is presented to give a timeless look. Synthetics are mentioned as another option as they stand up to dry-cleaning solutions. Hypoallergenic baby wipe or Coach brand's cleaning solution is suggested as an inexpensive way to remove spots.

The article presents several household tips, sent by readers. One of the readers presents a recipe to make a cleaning paste, for the removal of hard-to-shift stains from pats and pans. Another reader suggests keeping pre-chopped bulbs of garlic in extra virgin olive oil in the fridge. A reader advises to apply talcum powder over sandy skin, to remove sand easily without scratching.

The article presents information and advice that consumers can use to remove scuff marks, clean heavily used areas and remove stains and paint spatters from their wooden floors. A discussion of methods that consumers can use to help avoid damaging or creating stains on wood floors is presented. Equipment that is necessary for the care and upkeep of wooden floors is discussed. INSET: Tools You'll Use.

The article presents tips in keeping white clothes whiter. It states the importance of inspecting the neck, underarm, and crotch area of white clothing upon taking it off. It discusses the use of hot water, oxygen bleach, whiteners, and lemon juice to remove stains. It mentions the value of iron with a self-clean setting in maintaining white clothes' whiteness. It also discourages the use of chlorine bleach for nylon, polyesters, and other synthetics.

The article evaluates several cleanser products including furniture polisher Goo Gone, metal cleaner SimiChrome Polish, and stain remover for fabric and ceramics OxiClean.

The article offers an advisory on how to save a handbag covered with lipstick smears. It suggests that a standard liquid dish detergent can aid to safely take lip-liner and lipstick stains from most polyester or cotton handbag linings. It According to clothing-care expert Steve Boorstein, a capful of dish detergent should be diluted with adequate amount of warm water and should pull the lining far out of the bag.

The article presents suggestions on how to keep a house clean with homemade cleaning solutions. It is suggested to use bicarbonate of soda to keep carpets clean and fresh. It is said that bicarbonate of soda also helps in removing stains from plastic food storage containers. It is suggested to pour a few drops of vegetable oil onto stickers and glue to remove them from household surfaces. It is said that potato helps in removing paint stains from hands.

The article presents step-by-step instructions for removing stains and spills. INSET: Recipes for disaster.

The article offers tips on removing blood stain from clothing, as suggested by Crime Scene Cleaners Inc. president Neat Smither. He states that blood stains should be cleaned up immediately because blood is a protein that decays. He recommends putting the all-purpose cleaner Simple Green in a spray bottle and spray it on the stained cloth. He also proposed dabbing the stain using a damp cloth.

The article features the Professional Stain Removal Kit from Madame Paulette.

The article offers suggestions on washing household goods including clothes, footwear and sports gear. Details of cleaning compounds are given including all-purpose detergent in which fragrance-free formulas are suggested, pretreatment product for cleaning grease stains and stainstick for wiping out food and stains quickly. Different washing icons are given to make laundering easier. Tips on washing fabrics like cotton, linen, and wool is also given.

The article evaluates several detergent-enhancing stain removers, including Tide to Go, Shout Wipes and OxiClean Spray-a-Way.

The article gives advice on eliminating stains and spots. According to the author, stains should be treated immediately. For liquid stains, the author recommends blotting up as much of the liquid as possible. Candle wax, crayon and gum can be removed after being frozen with ice, the author adds. The author also suggests treating the residue with a spot cleaner.

The article highlights some of the spot cleaners available in the market. The author ran a test by assessing the effectiveness of the cleansers in eradicating carpet stains caused by red wine and coffee, shoe polish and raspberry cordial. The author reveals that the Glitz Carpet Stain Remover was best overall, although no product was able to remove all traces of the stains.

The article presents questions and answers related to the cleaning and destaining of different objects. One reader asks how a pond can be kept free of algae without using chemicals. Another person asks how heat rings and watermarks can be removed from a wooden table. The next question is about the removal of the stains of washing-up liquid from granite benchtop.

This article offers tips for removing stains from clothes. Stains may result from ground-in dirt, grass stains, bird droppings and pollen. Ground-in dirt may be treated with a prewash stain remover. Enzyme-based liquid detergent may be used to clean grass stains. For bird droppings, treat with a prewash stain remover or soak clothes in warm water with a detergent containing enzymes.

The article offers information on the customer feedback of HarperScientific™'s on-press anilox roll cleaner called CeramClean II™ in Charlotte, North Carolina. According to the customers, the product is an excellent stain remover to supplement cleaning with machine cleaning systems. It could remove tough stains that aren't removed by machine cleaning systems. In addition the company is also a manufacturer of protective coatings, anilox cleaners, and chamber blade end seals.

The article features the Vectra spray for stain protection from Vectra Enterprises Inc. which performs multiple tasks, resulting in the improved performance of the surface treated without affecting the texture, feel, colour, breathability or appearance. The formula of Vectra is based on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) approved aliphatic hydrocarbon diluents, which is non-toxic and environmentally safe in the cured state. The formula also protects against stains like coffee, tea, wine, grease and food stains.

Evaluates various household cleaning products. OxiClean Active stain remover; Bissell Little Green Proheat Turbo handheld scrubber; Hoover SteamVac Jr. scrubber.