Dry-cleaning solvents, like ammonia, tend to cause discolorations. Use them sparingly.
Clean any furniture harboring mold in an open area, if possible. Mildew spores are dangerous to inhale.
Blood on clothing will leave a residue behind if you allow it to set too long. Treat it right away by using a paste of cornstarch and water. Baking soda may also prove helpful.
Removing stains can be tricky. The trick behind it is to avoid making them at all.
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Clean any furniture harboring mold in an open area, if possible. Mildew spores are dangerous to inhale.
Blood on clothing will leave a residue behind if you allow it to set too long. Treat it right away by using a paste of cornstarch and water. Baking soda may also prove helpful.
Removing stains can be tricky. The trick behind it is to avoid making them at all.