Additional Stain Removal References

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Additional Stain Removal References

Boschetti, M. Carpet Care, Cleaning and Stain Removal. Nebraska Cooperative Extension Service EC 82-2057. Lincoln, Nebraska, 1982. Available to Iowans from Publications Distribution Office, 112 Printing and: Publications Bldg., Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa 50011.

Diez, R., Feather, B., Johnson, S., and Sohn, M. Stain Removal for Washable fabrics. North Central Regional Extension Publication 64. University of Wisconsin: Madison, Wisconsin, 1979.

How to Prevent Mildew, Home Methods. Home and Garden Bulletin No. 68. USDA: Washington, D.C., 1974.

Laundering Fact Sheet Notebook. Soap and Detergent Association: 475 Park Ave. South, New York, New York, 10016, 1983 or current edition.

Removing Stains from fabrics. Home and Garden Bulletin No. 62. USDA, Agricultural Research Service: Washington D.C., 1976.

Stain and Spot Removal Handbook. By Editors of Consumer Guide, Beekman House: New York, 1981.

Stone, J. What to Do When Clothes Are Soiled With Pesticide Pm 1087. Iowa State University Extension Service: Ames, Iowa, 1983

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Textiles and Clothing Specialist,
Iowa State University

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Clothing Care and fiber Content Labels

fabrics Labeled "Dry-clean Only"

A Note about Modern fabrics

Garments with Contrasting Colors or Trim

Removing Stains from Washable fabrics:

Spot Treatment Technique (Sponging) for Apparel fabrics

Chemical Solvents and Supplies

Follow These Safety Precautions

Classification of Stains

What to Do if You Don't Know

Stains Needing Unique Treatment Methods

Common Remedies to Avoid

How to Identify and Prevent

Additional Stain Removal References

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