1. blood
   wine
2. both answers

Blood, wine and tea are all tough to remove.

1. soap and water
   club soda
2. vinegar

Club soda may remove even the toughest stains.

1. lemon juice mixed with cream of tartar
   vinegar mixed with baking soda
2. salt dissolved in water

Before you launder stained clothing, apply lemon juice mixed with cream of tartar to the stain.

1. baking aisle
   grocery store
2. both answers

Look for cream of tartar in the baking aisle of your grocery store. Cream of tartar may be added to whipping egg whites.

1. toothbrush
   toothpaste
2. both answers

To remove grass stains from clothing, use a toothbrush and toothpaste.

1. white
   gel
2. orange flavored

Use regular white toothpaste for grass stain removal.

1. as soon as possible
   within one day
2. with seven days

The sooner you treat the stain, the better.

1. first-aid section
   baking aisle
2. butcher shop

Three percent hydrogen peroxide may be found with the first-aid items in drug and grocery stores.

1. shampoo
   hair conditioner
2. nail polish remover

Shampoo may pre-treat your collars stains.

1. hotel shampoo
   generic shampoo
2. both answers

Use any shampoo to pre-treat collar stains.

1. pickles
   salami
2. soft bread

To wipe away lipstick, use a wad of soft bread to wipe.

1. cornstarch
   flour
2. sugar

Sprinkle cornstarch on grease stains. It may take a few minutes for the cornstarch to absorb the grease.

1. sweat
   body oils
2. both answers

Sweat and body oils may stain your pillowcase.

1. shampoo
   vinegar
2. bleach

Use shampoo to pretreat sweat and body oil stains.

1. lipstick
   wine
2. ink

To remove ink stains, try soaking the stain with rubbing alcohol.

1. milk
   vinegar
2. baking powder

Use milk to remove an ink stain from fabric.

1. soak in cold water
   launder as usual
2. both answers

After the salt soaks up the stain, soak the clothing in cold water and launder as usual.

1. sugar
   lemon
2. mint

Use sugared water to soak tea stains.

1. cool the water
   warm the water
2. neither answer

Warm the water. Sugar will dissolve more quickly in warm water.

1. red wine stain
   blood stain
2. tea stain

A tip for removing red wine stains involves cream of tartar and a fabric pouch, but you may have to take this stain to the cleaners.