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	Sweat	Cotton	Clean with distilled water and ammonia.
		Wool and silk	Rinse immediately with cold water, then rinse with hydrogen peroxide and vinegar.
		Waterproof Fabric	Clean with water and ammonia.
	tea	Cotton and wool	Wash with warm water and detergent, or with warm water and lemon juice. Rinse with warm water.
		upholstery fabrics	Rub immediately with a cloth moistened with water and drops of ammonia.
	dye for leather	Cotton and wool	Wash with acetone or alcohol.
	Dye for Wood	Cotton, Wool and Silk	Wash with water and ammonia, or (on items not colored) diluted hydrogen peroxide.
	Egg	Cotton	Wash cold.
		Wool and Silk	Wash with cold soapy water and a few drops of ammonia.
	Paint	Cotton and Wool	Wash with mineral spirits.
		Furnishing fabrics	Soften with oil, remove stains with gasoline, dry powder.
		wool carpets	Pour turpentine , let dry and then remove the stain with gasoline.
		Wood waxed	If the stain is fresh, remove the stain with turpentine. If it is old, rub with fine sandpaper, then bring back wax.
		lacquered wood or painted	Wipe with paint thinner, then polish with a linen cloth soaked in linseed oil and alcohol.
		Linoleum	remove stains with turpentine, then give back to the wax.
	Wine	Cotton	immediately Cover the stain with salt up, then rub lemon juice warm.
		Lana	Cover the stain with salt, then rub with diluted hydrogen peroxide.
		Silk	Cover the stain with salt, rub with water and vinegar.
		Velvet	Cover immediately with salt, then ironed on the reverse with a damp cloth.
		Furs	Wipe with cloth dampened with water and vinegar.
		waterproof fabric	Wash with soap and water.
		Furnishing fabrics	Wash immediately with mineral water, dry thoroughly. Or rub with a cloth dampened with diluted hydrogen peroxide.
		Carpet	Glycerine to discolor the stain Then rub with warm water and ammonia.
		Wood waxed	Wipe with damp cloth, then restore the wax.
		painted or lacquered	Wipe with damp cloth, then dry with flannel.
		walls washable	Wipe with damp cloth.
	Sugar	Cotton, wool, silk, velvet, fur, waterproof fabric	Wash with warm water. Possibly remove the stain with light, but not silk.
		Heads of skin	Wash the entire head with warm water.

This is my last post on how to remove stains. I hope to be helpful, but if I omitted something, if you need more information or if you just want to leave a comment, you will not only enrich this blog. Thanks Gina