I purchased White Rain green with just moisturizing shampoo at the dollar store and with some salt and shampoo with water and maybe some hydrogen peroxide I have gotten out all sorts of stains including the red collar sweat stains that never come out, even old stains that I've tried everything. Just had a greasy pan that dish soap wouldn't touch so the shampoo because of all the surfactants just is great floors walls whatever, even the shower glass door just gets so clean and mirrors without leaving streaks when rinsed.
That's a great idea. I've used shampoo on "ring around the collar," but never thought to try it on other stains. Dawn is also useful on a lot of grease stains.
I own Dawn, Shout, Oxy, and have used them all but the White Rain even on stained pillow cases soaking in the sink never removes the color but it is only this very inexpensive green shampoo that only has moisture that really works. Hubby's new shoes left black marks all over my light tile and this drip on a wet paper towel and all 20 marks were gone as was the coffee stain on my wall. It's so cheap and has so many sulphates not good for the hair but amazing even on old stains. I love silver jewelry and all my shiny taps with this just sparkle as does my wedding ring. Not bad for $.99
Every time I clean my mirrors, they end up having tons of streaks and almost look worse than before I started. What could I use to clean them that won't leave streaks...
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I've had fairly good luck on stains with Persil detergent.
Try white wine! If that doesn't work, oxi-clean. Good luck!
Hydrogen peroxide and dish soap!! Good luck!
Just saw this on Kathy Lee and Honda....pour salt on stain, let sit about five minutes, rinse, repeat if needed. I can't say if this process works.
I purchased White Rain green with just moisturizing shampoo at the dollar store and with some salt and shampoo with water and maybe some hydrogen peroxide I have gotten out all sorts of stains including the red collar sweat stains that never come out, even old stains that I've tried everything. Just had a greasy pan that dish soap wouldn't touch so the shampoo because of all the surfactants just is great floors walls whatever, even the shower glass door just gets so clean and mirrors without leaving streaks when rinsed.
I use sparkling water and then wash as usual but don't dry in dryer you may have to repeat and the dryer will set the stain.