If you have pets, then you know accidents are going to be a thing. Even the best trained dog or cat can sometimes miss the litter box, fail to make it to the door or simply be ill. Older animals are even more likely to deposit something unwanted on your carpet. Learn more about if poop stains come out and the different ways on how to get pet poop stains out of carpet.
Chocolate's known for its decadence and antioxidant health benefits, not to mention that it sure as heck stains if you get on your furniture, carpeting, or clothes. Americans spend $21 billion on chocolate in its various forms annually. So what's in one of America's favorite treats that prompts us to nosh on 11 pounds of chocolate per person every year? The lure of chocolate may be that it has some 300 different chemicals in it that hits our pleasure zones. In short, it makes us happy. It's the chocolate stains it often leaves behind that makes us cringe at the thought of cleaning them. Learn more about how to remove chocolate stains below.
For as long as we’ve had sentience, we’ve had stains. It just comes with the territory. Whether you’re eating spaghetti on a white tablecloth, or eating spaghetti on your bed because you live in a box of an apartment with no table, or eating spaghetti using your linens as a plate, stains will come. That’s just a fact. Learn more about how to get stains out of linen using some non-toxic, safe products and how to keep your linens smelling lovely.