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Open Question: Why are you not supposed to use bleach in hot water? and more...

Open Question: Why are you not supposed to use bleach in hot water?

I just read on a bottle of bleach that it shouldn't be used in hot water. Why is that?

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Open Question: How Do You Shrink The Neck Of A Shirt?

So i was doing some submission type wrestling with a couple of buddies and didnt take off my shit so after the fight my shirt was stretched. So i was wondering if anyone knew how to shrink just the neck of a t-shirt so it can fit better. Thx

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Open Question: getting a microfiber couch cleaned?

This is probably a stupid question, but what do I look under to find someone to come and professionally clean my sofa?

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Open Question: How do you get red SET IN stains out of a carpet?

So today I was moving around my my dressers and I found a huge red Jello stain.I scrubbed it, used my steam cleaner but nothing gets up this red. It has not budged at all. I sprayed it with resolve carpet cleaner, shout, and peroxide. I just thought I would ask if someone knew any other remedy to help me. This stain is big, red and set in. So if you have something that works please help me. Thank you.

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