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NON-TOXIC CLEANING 101
Try to treat stains right away—fresh stains are so much easier to kick out than ones that have had time to settle in.
Scrape off what you can, then blot. (Rubbing just pushes the stain deeper and spreads it around.)
Rinse the stain in cold water first so it doesn't "cook" into the fabric and decide to move in permanently.
Gently blot or scrub from the outside of the stain toward the center so it doesn't spread and get even bigger.
Always make sure the stain is really gone before you toss it in the dryer—heat will lock it in for good.
Take a breath—that's normal, not a failure. Give it a second round of love to finish the job.
Not all stains—or stain removers—are the same. Let's break down which one to use when.
