Maintenance & Tips
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Removing soot from carpet, sofa and floor: safe step-by-step plan with James
Soot stains appear faster than you think: a knocked-over candle, a fireplace that backfires a little, a BBQ near the garden door, or a small fire or smoke incident in...
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Remove varnish without damage: this is how you get varnish stains out of floors, furniture, and fabrics
A drop of varnish may seem harmless until you see it drying on your floor, table, or upholstery. Varnish is made to stick and protect—and that’s exactly why removing it...
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Removing vomit stains: this is how you freshen up your carpet, sofa, and floor (with James)
A vomit stain can happen in no time: a sick child, a pet, or a night that got a bit too fun. The annoying part is that it’s not just...
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Removing iodine: safe step-by-step plan for carpet, sofa, and floors with James
A drop of iodine may seem harmless, but on textiles, carpet, and some floors it can quickly form a stubborn brown/yellow stain. The good news: with a calm, controlled approach,...
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Removing urine stains: this is how you get rid of urine smell and rings from carpet, rug, and sofa
An accident with a pet or a small child can happen in no time. Urine on carpet, a rug, or the sofa is especially tricky because it can not only...
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Remove perfume stains: this is how you get perfume out of carpet, sofa, and floor (without damage)
Perfume is designed to linger—and that's exactly the problem when it ends up in your home. A spilled bottle or a few drops on the sofa can not only leave...
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Removing vomit from carpet or sofa: a reassuring step-by-step plan with James
Vomit on your carpet, rug, or sofa: it always happens at the most inconvenient moment. The good news? With the right steps and gentle, effective products, you can usually remove...
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Removing lipstick from sofa, carpet or clothing: the safe step-by-step plan with James
A lipstick stain may seem small, but it can be stubborn. That’s because lipstick usually contains a mix of fats, waxes, and color pigments. This combination easily clings to textile...
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Removing skin grease from sofa, carpet, and floor: this is how you tackle it safely with James
Skin grease (also called sebum) is one of the most common “invisible” types of soiling in the home. You often only notice it when dark spots appear on armrests, headrests,...
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Removing felt-tip pen from carpet, sofa or floor: safe step-by-step plan with James
A felt-tip pen stain seems to appear in a second: a child drawing, a pen without a cap, or a quick note in the wrong place. Fortunately, “permanent” is rarely...
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Removing rust: safely remove rust stains from floors, furniture, and interior fabrics with James
A rust stain can happen in no time: a wet metal leg under a plant pot, a forgotten can on the floor, or a garden chair that’s been inside just...
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Removing curry stains: this is how you get curry out of carpet, sofa, and floor (with James)
A curry stain is notorious: the combination of grease, colorants (such as turmeric), and sometimes tomato or yogurt quickly soaks into fabric and can leave behind a stubborn yellow haze....
