Stains are the worst, and with two kids and pets, there are always stains to deal with in our home! I have been using some of these stain removing methods for years, but since I am teaching my kids how to do their own laundry, I thought I would make a cheat sheet for them and hang it in our laundry room so they can use it too! So, today, I’m sharing my new Laundry Stain Remover Cheat Sheet with you!
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I am sharing my tips for getting red wine out of your clothes, getting those nasty yellow sweat stains out of your shirts, and even an easy way to get gum off of your kiddos clothes! You simply click the link above, download the printable and print on your printer at home, or you can save the file on a jump drive and take it to an office supply store to be printed for pennies! Hang it in your laundry room so you can get the stains out of your clothes with ease!
I have also been making my own Homemade Laundry Detergent Powder and Super Cheap Fabric Softener as well if you’d like to check out those recipes!
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Vicki K says
atDo you have a recipe for a liquid washing detergent? I have a front=loader HE and the little cups do better with liquid rather than powder….they use so little water. Thank you!!
Jessica says
atI don’t yet, but working on one and hope to have it posted before the end of the week. Keep your eyes open, I know this one is much needed :) ~Jess
Wanda Moore says
atFor liquid laundry soap, melt 1 grated Fels Naptha bar in small pot of water on medium-low heat.
While its melting, I fill a 5 gallon bucket 2/3 with warm water, 1 cup borax, and 1 cup washing soda (I use 2 cups of the soda for extra dirty hubby). Stir till dissolved. Use slotted stock pot spoon. When Fels has melted and fully liquid, pour it into bucket and stir well. Continue stirring and fill bucket within 2″ of top and cover for 24 hrs. It will gel so stir until liquid then fill containers. Makes 5+ gallons.
I use one gallon Arizona tea containers. Dont fill completely –Always hold cap and shake well before use.
Martha Jones says
atStraight peroxide is the only thing I use on blood. Works on other organic stains too.Might take a few applications. Keep at it until stain disappears.
Veronica says
atI am not able to get stains off my husband satin knit shirts. What can I use? Tried everything but nothing works.
Cherie says
atHi my name is Cherie and the owner of Live Laugh Love Cleaning and Organizing. I’ve discovered using a spray bottle with equal portions of water and white distilled vinegar and 2 drops of Dawn dish soap, then shake to mix, will get out just about any stain on anything, including blood. The problem with using hydrogen peroxide (which I use for whites and mold in showers), is you shouldn’t use it on colored items because it may bleach it out. But definitely use for whites. Also great for getting ridnof mold in showers and grout.
Jessica says
atHi, Veronica! Try this formula…it’s my go to for all stains!
Gladys M. Nitz says
atBest remover for blood from a nurse – Spray the blood with peroxide and watch it disappear.
Jessica says
atGreat to know, Gladys! Thanks for sharing!