Oils and sweat can oxidize and leave white clothes and linens looking yellow over time. You can safely clean yellow stains with household products like vinegar and baking soda. Prevent yellow stains ...

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Wearing white always feels like a fresh, clean slate until you step out into the sunlight to start your day and catch a faint yellow shadow under your arm or near the hem. You may have thought you ...

Are stubborn stains ruining your favourite outfit? I’ve been there. Use these simple home hacks to save clothes—one stain at a time. There’s nothing quite like that silent prayer I whisper whenever I ...

Even if you wear the right fabrics, there are certain days when the hot, sticky summer weather really makes you sweat. Perspiring profusely is bad enough, but it doesn’t end there: It may also leave ...

It’s almost a family relic: your great-grandmother’s embroidery, the one you store all year like treasure and only bring out ...

It might be tempting to get rid of old, stained clothes — especially when it means you get the chance to buy something new — but, most of the time, that shirt with pizza sauce on it is actually ...

Sweat and food stains can ruin your favorite clothes. But bleaching agents such as hydrogen peroxide or dry-cleaning solvents that remove stains aren’t options for all fabrics, especially delicate ...

Whether they happen in the kitchen or the garage, grease stains can be notoriously pesky to remove from clothes. But we have a solution. Grease stains are hard to eliminate without the appropriate ...

I can’t stand cherries. Not the way they taste—they’re fine—though never once have I thought, “Oh man, I can’t wait to dig into a bowl of cherries.” It’s their unparalleled ability among fruit to ...