Removing Sap From a HammockWe got a new hammock and set it up in our backyard. When I went out to use it I found that it had sap on it from the trees overhead. This is what we did to remove it:
Cleaning a Used Coach PurseI bought a second hand Coach ban online because I don't want the guilt of trashing an expensive bag but still want to look good. So for the price, I got a nice bag but it was pretty dirty. Yuck!
Removing Marker from Fabric Coach PurseI got a marker stain on my Coach bag and I didn't know how to get out. I looked up tips and "none" were working so I came with a great idea to add it all together.
Removing Stains in SuedeI have a lovely dark brown leather wallet with suede sides. Somehow it got light make up stains on it! I have taken spots out with white powder before, the powder absorbs grease.
Tips For Cleaning a TentStart with the tent manufacturer's website. They will often have specific directions there. I would first set up the tent outside and hose it off/out with plain water and let it air-dry. Then you can try washing it.
Cleaning Vintage LinensCleaning your vintage linens that have yellowed with age can be tricky. However, it can be done. First, make sure that the material itself is in good shape. If it is already fraying apart through age, then you may need to consult a professional dry cleaner.
Foaming Bathroom Cleaner For Fabric LampshadesI have used Kaboom foaming bathroom cleaner on my fabric lampshades with outstanding results. I took the lampshades into the bathroom over the tub and sprayed them down good.
Cleaning Canvas ShoesClean canvas shoes with rug shampoo. Use a toothbrush to get into tight places and around trim.
Cleaning Lace and Delicate FabricsIf you have delicate fabrics or lace, which through soiling need washing. Place them in a medium size microwave safe bowl of water, to which you have added your detergent. Place the bowl and contents into the microwave with the timer set for 5 minute intervals on medium.
Salvaging Smelly Plastic CanvasSalvaging Smelly Plastic Canvas. If you get plastic canvas that smells bad, try putting it in a sink full of hot water and dish soap. Let it set for an hour, take it out and put it on a towel. This also works with plastic canvas that is not flat.
