Dropped pizza on your lap? All is not lost—especially if you act fast. Follow these steps to remove oil stains from clothes without causing any damage.

You might have the greatest garage or driveway in the world, but if your concrete is spattered with stains and dirt, you’re not going to feel like it. Don’t feel bad, you’re not alone. Some of the ...

Nothing ruins the singular joy of a pizza topped with delicious toppings like having a bite slip down to your shirt or pants. Greasy, oily stains are the worst! Not only is oil attracted to synthetic ...

Finding a set-in stain on a favorite shirt is not fun. The heat of a dryer often acts like a permanent seal, bonding oils and ...

Whether it’s from wiping greasy fingers or spilling salad dressing, grease and clothing just don’t mix. Fortunately, getting those nasty stains out of clothing — and carpet — is not as hard as you ...

Using the dryer sets many stains in clothing, but that doesn't mean you have a lost cause. Try one of these methods to get ...

If you own an old car (or just a car, quite frankly), you may have experienced oil leaks while your car sits in your driveway or garage. Or perhaps your patio or stone pavers have unsightly oil stains ...

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Don't delay. Quickly treating an oil stain is the best way to ensure successful removal. Baking soda helps absorb excess oil. Sprinkle it on and blot to dislodge soaked-in grease. Skip the dryer until ...