Cleaning

Dry cleaners guide for removing some common stains: For blood stains, use hydrogen peroxide or a stain remover or liquid detergent with the protease enzyme (wash on cold please) For oil stains, use a surfactant like dish soap or liquid detergent, products with lipase work too... See more

Sweat stains clothes in 4 different ways, here’s what’s actually happening: 1) Yellow stains = oxidized body oil (sebum). Fix it with an enzymatic remover (look for lipase) + oxygen bleach 2) Body odor = bacteria eating leftover oil. Treat the oil first, then... See more

So you've stained something. Perhaps you were gesturing too wildly with a glass of red wine or ravenously eating blueberries while wearing white. Never fear, here are three hacks to keep stains from ruining your clothes until you have a chance to clean them properly. Find more tips and tricks at the link in our bio.

It’s almost time for spring cleaning. But before you throw open and wash the windows, try picking up some easier cleaning tasks. We’re talking about stuff you can tackle when you’re stuck inside on a snowy or rainy day, or when you just need an easy win after a crummy week. Here are some chores that you can tackle... See more