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Open Question: glue stick remove from clothes? and more... Open Question: glue stick remove from clothes?My granddaughter got glue on her sweater in school,how can I get it out? Open Question: how do you clean up a stain?i spilled some body wash on my carpet (blue) and i dont know how to clean it without it staining Open Question: Best product to use to remove pet stains on carpet pad?Hi my boyfriend and I decided to buy a black light kit at petsmart just to see what all would come up and we were shocked to find pee stains EVERYWHERE. We have had 2 puppy's in our apartment. We bought Urine Gone and it didn't seem to work that well. I was wanting to know if anyone can recommend a good product they have used to soak up what is underneath the carpet. Thanks! Open Question: Please help me!!! My washer is being weird.?Ok I'm 13 and I haven't done much laundry. I never had a problem before. When the washer stopped the clothes were still soaking wet and soapy. I rearranged the items ( It was a little full) and closed the lid. It started up again but every time I walk away a few minutes later it stops again and the water won't drain. What should I do? Open Question: How to clean an iron out?I've noticed lately that my iron has a white chalky residue coming out of it whenever I iron. I don't recall ever cleaning it out with baking soda before (although I could have), as it's not a very old iron. I think it's about a year old now, What's a good tip for flushing whatever that white flaky stuff is, out of the iron? I've tried plain water and blowing it out with the steam on high but no luck. Open Question: What is the best way to remove red Kool-aide from a beige carpet?I have tried and tried to get out this kool-aid stain and failed miserably. I tried when it was wet and also when it dried. I have used resolve, a bit of bleach, i even shampooed my carpet! HELP!!! Whats the best way to get it out? Open Question: How to get your housemate to do washing up?Ok so four of us live in a house, we have had issues with the washing up. But we all sat together and made up rules. Unfortunately one of the housemates is not following these rules and doesn't do their washing up or leaves it there for a few days so no one else can use it. I've tried talking about it but communication isn't working. So i've thought about hiding the items they use, just telling them they are no longer allowed to use any of my utensils (items in the kitchen were bought by myself), telling them off to give them another chance, or asking them to move out. What are your thoughts?? Also thooughts on getting ppl to throw out the toilet roll would be great. there is a bin next to the toilet but that seems to be an effort too. More Recent Articles |
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