Homemade Stain and Spot Remover
While we're on the subject of homemade cleaners, saving money, and pure awesomeness, I thought I'd let you in on another AMAZING recipe.
I have kids. They make messes. I have a husband. He makes messes. And quite frankly, I can't say I'm the neatest person in the world either. If I've got a white shirt on, you can guarantee before the day's out that it will look like a toddler put it on and ate all three meals in it. That's why I have mostly dark colors in my wardrobe. ;-)
The point is, at point or another, we all end up with a stain on our clothes. I have battled numerous stain fighters that really only slap the stain around a bit and maybe pull some hair. They don't really put up a fight. If I'm looking for someone to fight for me, they'd better put on a darn good show.
Well, I finally have a fighter on my hands! In fact, I just used it yesterday on a good 'ol Chef Boyardee ravioli stain on my two year old's khaki pants. Yes, I let him have ravioli while he was wearing khakis. No, I'm not insane. When you've got a stain remover like I do, you don't have to worry about what they're wearing! In fact, I'll be able to brighten up my wardrobe now!
Again, this homemade recipe works wonders, is super inexpensive, has no harmful chemicals and is super easy to make! I cannot attest to whether or not it works for set in stains yet, as I have been able to put it on clothing pretty soon (less than an hour) after the stain has been made. I will update as soon as I have the chance to try it out on some longer setting stains.
For the recipe and instructions, click here.
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