How to Remove Milk Stains from an Infant's Clothing

First- time moms sometimes find it hard to get stubborn milk stains out of their baby's clothes. But don't consider those clothes ruined just yet. Even old milk stains can easily be removed if you follow these simple steps.

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Step1
Pretreat the stained area. The best pretreatment spray is Dreft. It is available at all major stores, such as Walmart and Target.


Step2
Be generous with the spray, especially if the stain is old or large. Allow the pretreatment to soak into the clothing and work for a few minutes.


Step3
Wash the clothing according to its care label.


Step4
Take the clothing out of washer and inspect the stained area. If stain is still visible, repeat Steps 2 and 3. If the stain is gone, dry as usual.

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How to Remove Urine Stains from Clothing and Comforters

It can be very frustrating when your pets or children get urine on clothes or bedding. But with a little work and patience urine stains can be removed.

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Step1
Plan to wash any fabric with urine stains. This is the only way the smell and stain will come out.


Step2
Find the stain and pretreat it with a stain remover. The sooner the stain is treated, the easier it will be to remove.


Step3
Wash normally. If the fabric's care label states "dry clean only," the item will still need to be washed. This may cause bright colors to bleed. But if you took your item to a dry cleaners, they would have to wash it too.


Step4
After washing the item, check stain. If it is gone, proceed with drying the item according to the care label. If the stain is not gone, repeat Step #2. If stain came out of a dry-clean item, do not dry it in a dryer. This can cause major shrinkage. Let the item air dry, then press if necessary.

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