Yes, baking soda can remove stains. Just make a paste with baking soda and water and rub it into the stain. Let it sit for a few minutes, then wipe it away.
Coffee can stain clothes permanently if it is not treated quickly. The coffee must be blotted immediately with a clean, dry cloth to remove as much of the coffee as possible. The stained area should then be rinsed with cold water and a mild detergent. If the stain persists, it can be treated with a commercial stain remover or by soaking the garment in a solution of one part vinegar to two parts water.
If you've ever accidentally used dish detergent to wash your clothes, you know that it can leave behind some pretty nasty stains. But why does this happen? It turns out that dish detergent is designed to break up grease and oils, which is why it's so good at cleaning your dishes. But when it comes to clothes, those same properties can cause problems. So, if you accidentally use dish detergent to wash your clothes, be sure to check the care label first. If it's safe to use, be sure to use a lot of water and rinse
There are a few ways to identify a stain: -If the fabric is colored, you will be able to see a change in color where the stain is. -If the fabric is white, you will be able to see a change in color or a discoloration. -You may also be able to feel a change in texture on the fabric where the stain is.
5/5
Rubio Monocoat Oil Plus 2C is a 2-component oil finishing system, consisting of Rubio Monocoat Oil Plus (A) and Accelerator (B)
Rubio Monocoat Oil Plus 2C is applied in one layer and cures in 7 days
Suitable for indoor applications which require quick curing.
Very fast curing: 80% in 2 days,Eco-Friendly, durable finish.
Water- and heat-resistant, ideal for kitchens and bathrooms.
$234
I finished 500 square feet of unfinished Jatoba Cherrywood flooring using this Pure 2C. used a $54 day rental of a rectangular buffer sander from Home Depot. Sanded with 60, 80, and 100 grit. On the cherry, I believe a grit lower than 60 would have been preferable. roughly six hours for me. Obtain the floor buffer for $42. Thoroughly sweep the floor and anything else that might be dusty. utilized Rubio's raw wood cleaner as well. obey the directions in the application video. Work in pieces of 8x8 or 10x10. I applied it using a red pad and removed it using a white pad. Flip the pad over and replace it the following time if the buffer becomes difficult to control when putting down the oil. Remove after working it in for at least five minutes. It appears nicer the more white pad you apply to it. You want it to be dry to the touch, so don't leave any moist areas. Drips or overlaps on a bare floor all blend together. Make careful to use a buffer to remove any footprints or drips from a finished floor so they don't dry there. Pure color has a slight amber hue, which wonderfully matched the flooring in my hall. It didn't seem like much oil at first, so I was a little cautious, but when I reached the halfway mark, I discovered I hadn't even used half of it. More water will be absorbed by softer wood. What I wanted was for it to dry with a lovely satin finish. It has a great firm finish and appears to be oil-finished. Without the addition, it takes 21 days to cure a floor; with it, it takes 7 days. My floor was beautifully done in just two days. The following morning, I was able to walk on it while wearing socks. On the third day, I brought the furniture back in and covered everything with felt cushioning. After seven days, was water resistant. First time finishing a floor, and I'm very pleased with the results. Some people complain that it's expensive, but the fact that it just requires one coat, no further sanding, and one day to complete makes it well worth the cost. It was just what I wanted to be able to touch up or renew it without having to restrip. checked off every want. I heartily endorse this product.
4.8/5
NO ADDITIVES, SOLVENTS OR VARNISHES. Pure tung oil adds depth without using solvents or additives. Gives the surface a rich, almost wet look.
FORMS A MOISTURE-RESISTANT BARRIER. Tung oil keeps alcohol, grease, food oil, acid, and water from ruining the surface.
DRIES FASTER THAN OTHER OILS. Compared to linseed, soy, and walnut oils, tung oil finish dries fast for remarkable turn-around time.
GET A WARM, RICH FINISH. 100% Pure Tung Oil Finisher adds depth for an antique-style finish. Creates a hand-rubbed look on wood surfaces.
FINISH NEARLY ANY SURFACE. Use tung oil for wood, concrete, brick, and stone. Works on pine, oak, cedar, cherry wood, cedar, and other wood surfaces.
$234
I had been utilizing a product from one of the large box stores with the label "TungOil." It was good, but after two or more coats, the wood developed a bright, hard finish. It turned out that it also included "poly," albeit the label didn't mention this. I needed a product that was suitable for use on carved wooden spoons. This product was well rated and made it clear that it contained only tung oil. I really enjoy it! Low odor, penetrates well, goes on smoothly, and dries soon. I've just used it on cherries thus far. There might be a faint orange undertone to it, though. When I have tested it on a more light-colored piece of wood, I will add to this evaluation.
4.6/5
Heavy-bodied, and so does not penetrate as deeply into the wood as liquid oil-base stains do
Woodworkers love the lustrous finish that shows up
Easy-to-use stains simply wipe on with a cloth or applied with a foam brush (no spills or splashes)
Can help you get a more even appearance on difficult woods such as aspen or pine
This is the stain that has the most "finishing feel" of all General Finishes' products
$234
Definitely among the best home improvement investments I've ever made. The honey oak cabinets that seem to dominate this space (read: 70's swag) were one of the things we planned to remove in order to update the appearance of our kitchen. We had a test cabinet (an old one that we had pulled out) on which we would test other products from other well-known brands (MinWax, Rustoleum, etc.). All of them came out horribly; the finishes were inconsistent, and even with meticulous application, the brush strokes could still be seen. Furthermore, most of them had finishes that gave the impression that an amateur was working on them (I am an amateur, but I don't want my work to seem it). We immediately fell in love with General Finishes Gel Stain. None of the rags we tried to use—a sock, an old t-shirt, stain pads—worked as well as a decent brush did. This item fulfills its promise to level itself (even when applying overhead and on vertical application). The results were amazing, even if it took a little more time to thin out the coat as I proceeded. We initially chose Java but afterwards picked up a tiny can of Black on a whim. The Black was ideal for the style we were going for because the Java was a little too brown. Everyone agrees that the first coat isn't the best-looking, but towards the end of the second coat, it looks magnificent. I then applied two coats of rub-on Min Wax poly on the cabinets to give them a bit extra durability. Everyone who has seen the cabinets has remarked on how fantastic and expertly finished they are. Although I frequently criticize my work, in this case I have to concur with the good comments. Our kitchen cost less than $125 to complete, despite the fact that doing the cabinets takes a little while (the lowest quotation we heard from contractors to refinish them was $2500). All you need is a can of gel stain (I ended up using one and a half cans), a brush (I wrapped it in cling wrap and then aluminum foil between applications - wound up using two brushes total), a pack of 4 3M scuff pads (I used 2 coarse and 2 finish), 3 packs of tack cloth, and a surface on which to work (I used two sawhorses with 2x4s with heavy ply plastic underneath the whole thing).
4.5/5
Contains UV absorbers to protect against sun damage, weathering and fading
Easy to use, fast drying; ideal for boats, pools and wood furniture too
Star brite products are proudly made in the United States since 1973
Advanced tung oil polymers provide maximum protection for teak and other fine woods
Ultra-refined formula gives teak a natural, long lasting, warm golden color
$234
After reading the reviews, I'd have to say that while some of them made us nervous, we still decided to buy it because it had so many positive comments overall. I made a conscious effort to keep in mind the advice from the bad review, which advised wiping up ANY excess after letting it sit for 10–20 minutes to prevent it from becoming sticky or shiny. I would also emphasize how crucial it is to prepare your wood before utilizing it. We used it on our dreadfully black, water-stained teak barbecue cart with wonderful success. Before utilizing, we gently bleached the black mold spots, removed them with a soft scouring pad, and softly sanded them with 100-grit sandpaper. We applied a second coat 24 hours later because it did need one. In all honesty, it definitely needs a third coat, but it looks lovely and we will apply a third coat once the summer is done. Ironically, my adult son brought home a hardwood side table that was horribly stained. He used it as a tea table and left a pool of tea to stain the wood, which also started to turn black from mold in some places. I followed the same prep procedures and application methods, and once more we are thrilled with the results! His table looked fantastic with just two coatings. Anyone who gives this product a negative review, in my opinion, has not properly prepared their wood and has not removed excess after 20 minutes. I don't see how you could be dissatisfied with this product if you do these two things. There are no garish or sparkly elements. However, I'm only giving it four out of five stars because the preparation and wiping off of excess should be emphasized in the directions and in the bottle's labeling.
4.4/5
Save money by using this kit for multiple repairs on all hard surfaces in your home
Unlike other solutions TileFix offers limitless color matching possibilities; formulas for popular shades of white, beige, gray, blue, green & more
The only kit with subtle tones & grain-matching included
Solvent free, wax-free; all-inclusive kit – water cleanup when wet!
Custom DIY/Professional repairs; for tile, stone, marble & more
Opportunity for a gloss finish using the included lacquer
$234
Over the course of 25 years, our kitchen floor's ceramic tiles have performed admirably, although some of them have cracked more than others. I started looking for a technique to fix the cracks and enhance the aesthetic of the floor because I don't have any replacement tiles accessible. I came across this product while browsing Amazon and decided to give it a shot.A sizable tube of filler, eight smaller bottles of dye, and one bottle of lacquer are all included with the system. You get a mixing card, a container, a brush, a wooden stick for mixing, some Qtips, and a plastic knife to apply the product. A set of instructions and a color-matching chart are also included (more about that later).With the possible exception of the color matching component, the system is fairly simple to use. I might be the problem here. Since I lack artistic ability, it became challenging for me to follow the instructions on the color matching chart and tone down the white pigment to achieve a grey tint. a piece of advice Any of the non-white colours must be gradually and with extreme caution added to the putty. You are unable to remove something once you have placed it in.I used a Mister Clean Magic Eraser to gently clean the surface before I began mixing. The extremely fine abrasive in this product thoroughly cleans the tiles.Therefore, thoroughly combine the putty and pigments. Make sure to thoroughly combine everything. Mix wildly because the putty is rather thick and the pigments are liquid. Keep that in mind as you choose how much stuff to mix because I discovered that the working duration was around 15 minutes.I used both the included QTips (you may use any that you have) and toothpicks to apply the mixture to the cracks, while toothpicks worked best for very small cracks. I discovered that running the plastic knife across the crack as opposed to along it produced the finest fill results. Try both methods and let us know your thoughts. Don't force the crack too hard. If you're not careful, the putty mixture could get loose from the crack as it begins to set.Remember that before the product sets up, you can wash your instruments with warm water.Here are some images that display the before and after for one very challenging tile. This one has not yet received the lacquer treatment. It is now difficult to discern the cracks while viewing this tile at a typical distance, and since my wife is happy with the results, I am too.I currently know one thing about this product and don't yet know another.Color matching was difficult for me. Your results may differ because you might be lot better at this than I am.I'm not yet sure how long the numerous repairs I made will last. Some will not need to deal with foot traffic, while others will. Only time will tell.What am I to make of this? I'm a satisfied user and would advise you to give it a try if you want to make some cosmetic repairs. Because I don't know how it will hold up, I gave it four stars.By the way, I believe you could purchase tubes of acrylic dye at your neighborhood art supply or craft store to use with the kit if the colors supplied with it don't fit your needs or you use up all of one dye hue. Bet that would work.Good fortune.
4.1/5
WHY OUR LINSEED OIL: Our Boiled Linseed Oil is a superior quality oil that has been treated with hot air so it dries quicker forming a tough, hard wearing; slightly glossy finish
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED - We understand that protecting your surfaces can be a very precise task, and not to worry. Our experts are here if you have questions before purchasing and if after purchasing you’re not satisfied with the results (we expect you will be), we offer a money back guarantee. We know our product works wonderfully when used correctly.
USE ON ALL TYPES OF WOOD: Suitable for all types of wood (with the exception of exterior oak). Also ideal for terracotta tiles, concrete and other stone items
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SEAL: This product was evaluated by the Good Housekeeping institute and after rigorous testing by their expert scientists and engineers, has been granted the prestigious Good Housekeeping seal. Evaluation of the product includes reviewing product effectiveness, as well as packaging and marketing claims
ATTRACTIVE FINISH: Forms an attractive, subtle, glossy finish
$234
This product is excellent. I've been hunting for BOILED linseed oil for a very long time, but I've only ever been able to locate it in large size jugs that are at least a gallon in capacity, or the expensive chemically mixed variety. This oil works fantastically, has barely any (but passable) odor, and the cost was reasonable.I used it to restore the beauty of the wood on the handle of my hammer first. Had this hammer for almost 20 years and used it A LOT. The wood was in fair shape, although it was obviously aged and used. It looks virtually brand new again after receiving around 10 to 15 coats of this oil.I'm now using it on the Council Tools Woodcraft 24" Axe's hickory handle.Out of the 20 coats I had planned, I've applied roughly 10, and the axe handle is already beginning to take on a lovely sheen. It was originally a lovely, smooth piece of wood, but after using this oil, the wood grain was really highlighted, and it also developed a lovely sheen. I can't wait to see how it appears once the entire project is finished.The only piece of advice I have for other users is to be careful with how they get rid of any gloves, rags, or other items they used to apply the oil. It's undoubtedly not hazardous in and of itself, but in certain instances it has been known to become unstable and perhaps catch fire or explode if oil-soaked rags are carelessly disposed of, crumbled up, or disposed of in the trash without being cleaned or with insufficient breathing space. However, it is really simple to avoid any of these problems.For myself, I sometimes apply with a paper towel or small hand-rag and a disposable glove. After I'm done, I clean the glove and rags in warm water with Dawn or Palmolive dish soap before discarding them. Although Palmolive has also been effective for this, Dawn works best for oil and grease. I've done it this way every day and have had ZERO issues. This method of cleaning up reduces any remaining odor from infiltrating the waste bag or trash bin while also bringing about mental serenity. I've never experienced issues like this.Overall, I wholeheartedly endorse this product for any indoor wood treatments you may have. The best.
4.1/5
Dark Walnut
Ideal for use on furniture, molding, cabinets and more
This product adds a great value
Easy touch-up for common nicks and scratches
Dark Walnut
Ideal for use on furniture, molding, cabinets and more.
Fast drying
$234
I was attempting to repair a spot on the top of my dining room table that was about the size of a silver dollar. A Glade plug-in air freshener that I had unintentionally left on the table spilled and destroyed the surface. To cut a long tale short, when I called a number of reputable furniture repair companies, they all wanted to refinish the entire table rather than just try to restore the affected area at a fee that was simply not justified given the price I paid for the table. The first time I tried to remedy the blemish myself, I used wax furniture crayons. They weren't good at all; the color didn't match sufficiently, and they naturally left a waxy finish similar to a Crayola crayon. This attempt was scraped off, and for my second try, I used this Minwax stain marker. The marker completed the task, or at the very least did it successfully for my amateur fix at an amateur expense. The wood actually seemed to absorb the marker's stain, as contrast to wax crayons, which merely left a waxy residue. The area is not at all well-blended; the closest way to describe it is that it resembles a knot in the wood, yet my table is devoid of other knots. However, the color was an exact match; the blending and finish, on the other hand, don't appear to be anything a skilled furniture repairman could accomplish. However, I attribute that to user error rather than a defect with the marker. The less obvious your healed location will be after applying this stain marker, the smaller the repair will be.
There are a few ways to remove tough stains, depending on the type of stain. For example, blood stains can be removed with hydrogen peroxide, while coffee stains may require a vinegar and water solution. Tough stains may also be removed with a commercial stain remover, following the instructions on the package.
A stain is a discoloration that can occur on fabric, wood, paper, or stone. There are three basic types of stains: tannin, protein, and oil. Tannin stains are caused by tea, coffee, wine, and other dark-colored beverages. Protein stains are caused by blood, vomit, and other bodily fluids. Oil stains are caused by makeup, grease, and other oily substances.
There are many types of stains that can be found in a housekeeping setting. The most common stains are from food, drink, and dirt. Other stains can come from makeup, pets, and smoking.
There are three main types of stains: protein-based, tannin-based, and ink-based. Protein-based stains come from things like blood, sweat, and eggs. Tannin-based stains come from things like coffee, tea, and wine. Ink-based stains come from things like pen ink and highlighter ink.
There are five common types of stains: tannin, protein, grease, ink, and dye. Tannin stains come from coffee, tea, and wine, and are brown or yellow in color. Protein stains come from blood, vomit, and urine, and are red or brown. Grease stains come from cooking oil, butter, and makeup, and are yellow or brown. Ink stains come from pens and markers, and are black or blue. Dye stains come from clothing, food, and grass, and are any color except for black or white.
There are 8 methods of stain removal: 1. Blotting 2. Brushing 3. Scraping 4. Wiping 5. Spraying 6. Saturating 7. Rubbing 8. Scrubbing
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