Introduction It’s happened to most of us: You wear a brand new shirt, and in the middle of lunch you get a giant ketchup stain right in the middle of it—or maybe it’s peanut butter or ...

No matter what type of stain you want to remove, from blood and grass to wine, oil and more, there's hope beyond resigning yourself to finding a new favorite clothing item.

OIL stains are tough, but they are no match for one woman who figured out how to remove them when dish soap won't cut it.She included pictures of her. Jump directly to the content.

The sooner you address an olive oil stain, the better your chances are of removing it completely. Martha prioritizes acting fast and has her own go-to for lifting this tricky stain.

Households are urged not to put oil-stained clothes in the tumble dryer after washing, as this can risk setting the stain. As such, it’s best to stick to air-drying so you can check the problem ...