I wash my pillows in hot water and bleach every six months. Dry on high heat setting to thoroughly dry and prevent mold.

You probably don’t- either but a new pillow or toss it in your laundry washer.

Pillows get washed once per year here. I also use a zip up pillow encasement for more protection.

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Try what this guy says

You can wash your pillows.. I use dawn dish soap, baking soda and borax to soak first before washing with the same ingredients + detergent for yellow stains. Then wash with borax/oxyclean afterwards to maintain the white

I use a product from the dollar store called hertel, it takes out everything, in my experience . Bonus it smells amazing and is suposedly all natural . What i have done is just spay it directly to the spot, Used a heavly damp cloth to work it in to a lather and let soak for a wee bit like just a moment then dab n srub's it out with fresh damp cloth then. Left it in the sun to dry . Came right out didn't leave any residue at all . I wish I had taken before and after pics it was pretty amazing .

Hydrogen peroxide

You could try seltzer or soda water. It has to be unflavored and unsweetened. It has to be fresh out of the bottle. I keep the little bar bottles on hand for just such uses. Pour a little on a small spot and blot up with 100 percent cotton white towels. If you see any color coming onto the towel then continue wetting and blotting until you don’t see any color coming up onto the towel. If no color is left on the rug great, let it dry and move on to the next spot. This works with red wine and red or purple colored liquids and even blood. Pretty fresh blood that I remember.

You might try calling the maker of the crystals and asking them how to remove the stains. They might know.

You might also contact the carpet manufacturer and ask them about removing the stain.

If neither of those aren’t any help, I’d try applying ice next to see if the color is some kind of plastic and see if the ice will harden the color and allow you to scrape it off.

After you have tried cold, then I would try heat. With the carpet still moist, use the same type of towel and an iron on a low setting, very low and gradually increase the heat to below the level where you melt the carpet. Melt is what you have to worry about with synthetic materials and carpets are usually made of synthetic materials.

Hope that helps!

I do an oxiclean soak over night with a little bit of detergent. I use persil. I have to use a bucket for my soak but basically you would dissolve the oxiclean in hot water and then add cold water and mix.. once the water is cold add all your pads. In the morning asses if you need to do another soak. The oxiclean is only active for so many hours.. by the second soak you may still see some staining but whatever’s left the washer takes out at that point. I do a quick wash with my pads alone.. and then bulk the load with my normal clothes and wash again. Doing this I have no stains. I recommend using persil or tide as that really helps as well as they have a lot of enzymes

Hydrogen peroxide!!!! It works wonders. Let it soak in hydrogen peroxide and then wash it. I’m not sure if it will work for it already being stained but if it’s fresh hydrogen peroxide and then a little bit of soap will take it away :)

hydrogen peroxide works like a charm!! put a bit of hydrogen peroxide on the area that is soiled, let it sit for 5-10 minutes, and then wash as usual.

I feel like the half of these that say "soak with water and laundry detergent" can be removed.

If your advice is to use the most common laundry products on your stains, then it really isn't "advice," it is just confirmation that no one else knows how to treat the stain better than just washing your clothes normally.

OMG!! Finally! Now I know how to get rid of turmeric!!

Or you can just use oxiclean, it really works!

I dunno about the advise on blood: always had good results using cold water and salt.

If it's already dry, spit on the cum stain until it's soaked, let it sit for 10 minutes and then lick/suck the cum out of the material.

Similar to blood washing, use cold wash. Shouldn't need to soak or anything though. In case anybody actually didn't know :-)

Pet stain remover! Works wonders

Ok, is THIS why all my nice, expensive Smartwool socks have been destroyed lately? They're threadbare now! I'm so pissed. I thought maybe it was bc I use vinegar as a "fabric softener".

I’ve been using half vinegar-half dish soap in a spray bottle for a few years now and it works on everything. It even helps loosen old stains with repeated use and helps deodorize where your shirt gets armpit sweat.

Okay but there’s one stain missing

Why does it say launder for a bunch of them but not feces?

If I shit myself, I’m not going to get out a bucket and soak my shitty underwear in a concoction of other foul smelling stuff overnight. You can bet that the washing machine will be going on then and there.

pours vinegar on entire life

My fave “trick” is a bar of gelatin-based soap. Scrub the stain with that and cold water, soak, rinse, repeat as needed until it’s faint, then launder with stain stick.

oxyclean is my answer to everything. I would give a good soak with oxyclean paste on the stain. Dawn dishwashing liquid can also help with stuff like this.

Dont wash in hot ! I've had success with antubactieral Dawn & a scrub brush then wash in cold with tide . Good luck 🐊

For future stains, get a bottle of eco88. You can find in your local pet store or on Amazon. It works wonders on pet stains and odors.

I would try getting Shout or Resolve and spray/soak it in that. Let it sit for a few minutes and then use a warm, wet rag and scrub in circular motions. Then throw it in the washer.

Keep a spray bottle of diluted vinegar in your room and when it happens again you can still clean it a little till you can wash without peeps waking up.

Ummm as a mom, I’d just toss that sheet.

Take it off your bed. If you can’t soak it in hot water, rinse it off good in the bathroom sink and leave it till the morning. Sleep on top of a blanket or something. Or just sleep on your bare mattress.It’s really not that big of a deal.

Not sure they will have that particular brand in petsmart, but you’re sure to find a different enzymatic cleaner that’s effective. Eco88 just happens to be my go-to for my cat and beardie messes.

For anyone wondering about red wine on a carpet as you can’t wash it, this method worked for me:

• 1 tbs dish soap (Dawn is what I used)
• 1 tbs white vinegar
• 2 cups warm water

Pour bit by bit over the stain and blot to get the stain out. The guide recommended a white cloth to prevent transfer of pigment but I used a yellow microfibre cloth as that’s all I had, and didn’t notice any pigment transfer. The stain isn’t even visible anymore on my carpet!

The one stain that I have ever really struggled with is breast milk. I’ve tried everything but it leaves an oily spot...maybe because of the high fat content. I was able to get permanent marker out of a shirt once but not breast milk.

if your washing machine can't get out white wine, mud or milk stains(?), it's time for a new one.

Saved. Thank you for posting!

Oh God imagine having to scrape off vomit

Dr Beckmann Deo & Sweat Stain Remover. Cheap as chips from Amazon. Works a treat.

Pit stains are a myth mate, iv seen baking soda suggested but i never buy white clothes unless its a cheap white tee 😂

Would anyone use OxiClean Stain remover powder, no chlorine