The stain: Blue ink on a piece of lace

This couldn’t go in the wash, and the stain couldn’t be covered up. Get tutorial here

The solution: A color catcher sheet

Damp the fabric and rub one of these magical sheets on it for an instant stain remover. Get tutorial here

The stain: Dried up spit-up and drool

These baby clothes were stained, gross, and could not be re-used. Get tutorial here

The solution: A spray of Shout and OxiClean

Spray the stain in Shout and soak in OxiClean, and those stains will get out in no time. Get tutorial here

The stain: Paint and wood stain on your hands

No one likes it when your pretty hands are covered in paint or oil that just won’t come off. Get tutorial here

The solution: Palmolive and a scrub brush

Pour some on and use a scrub brush to get your hands looking clean again. Get tutorial here

The stain: Your classic carpet stain

Whether from an old oil spill or from your pet, this type of stain exists on almost every carpet. Get tutorial here

The solution: Hydrogen peroxide and Dawn

Scrub these together and then blot dry with a towel for an instant stain remover. Get tutorial here

The stain: Pee stains on a mattress

There’s no way you’re fitting this into a washing machine, so how else do you clean it? Get tutorial here

The solution: Baking soda, dish soap, and HP

Spray baking soda, hydrogen peroxide and dish soap for a white and clean mattress. Get tutorial here

The stain: Blood and chocolate on clothes

If you have kids, this is definitely your #1 stain problem. Get tutorial here

The solution: Our favorite hydrogen peroxide

Add this with some baking soda and dish soap for our favorite stain fighter. Get tutorial here

The Stain: Ink on your favorite blanket

All it takes is one little stain to become your least favorite blanket. Get tutorial here

The solution: Blot with rubbing alcohol

After a bunch of blotting, this big ink stain was no more! Get tutorial here