Martha Stewart Living Television
The best defense against stains is information -- knowing how to attack a particular spot before it sets permanently into the fabric. Since there are so many kinds of stains, each with its own best cleaning method, it's difficult to memorize them all. That's where this convenient "first aid" chart comes in: It's a comprehensive listing of stains, from grease to ink, along with advice on how to handle them for both washable and nonwashable items. Martha laminated her chart and hung it on the wall in her laundry room, where she refers to it whenever she needs to. You can download the chart and print it out. Your local copy shop will be able to laminate the chart for you.
Thanks SO Much for providing this printable resource! I love it and appreciate not having to type my own to hang! Blessings to you!
This would be great to have as part of an iPhone app!
I have heard that household ammonia works on perspriration stains.
How do you remove perspiration stains?
How do you remove water stains on a lamp shade?
Is cat pee a protein stain?
Is cat pee a protein stain?
Thank you grogghome, that link is very helpful, I always wondered exactly what all those symbols mean! I printed out the pdf.
For a chart of laundry care symbols, check out:
http://www.textileaffairs.com/lguide.htm
would you have a laundry care symbols chart?
I wish I had this chart years ago. It would have saved so much clothes from being ruined. This has been a great tool for me everyday.